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Joe Palmer posted a condolence
Saturday, April 27, 2024
Words cannot express what Bro Phil means to my family, but I'm going to give it a shot. He was a Friend that sticks closer that a brother, he would give you the last of everything he had then ask if he could do anything else for you. He was Thankful.... didn't feel that he deserved what he had. He was Gracious. Pastor would lead by example when he asked to give money to Missions then ask you to give yourself wholly to God. I have seen Bro Dunn give and help people that No one else wanted to help, he was just that giving. He would go all around the world just to help someone in need.. On the other side of that, don't cross him, it wouldn't turn out good. Not bring sacrilegious, he reminds me of God, they way God loves but don't get on His "bad side". I have fond memories of Preacher, texting jokes, and funny things... he always liked to laugh and make others laugh. I can't wait to see him again in heaven. God Bless the Dunn and Ralph Family.
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Kevin Ozan posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Philip Dunn was an amazing man of God. Although I did only know him and his family for a short period of time, I quickly became attached due to the kind nature of him and his wife, Robin. The only regret that I have taking care of, Mr. Dunn was that I did not have the chance to meet him earlier in a different situation. I pray that God gives his wife and his family, grace and guidance.
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Wow I can’t believe u r gone I remember so many awesome things although I haven’t been to church in years u were always straightforward with me brother Dunn. I do believe alot because of u is how I got more n more closer to GOD I loved being a part of your church although I ran into issues I’ll never forget u and how awesome u we’re to the kiddos n just everyone
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Debbie posted a condolence
Thursday, April 18, 2024
I’m Debbie, Phil’s favorite sister-n-law LOL!! He was my family member and a dear friend to me. He loved me unconditionally. He always gave me good advice when I asked him. He was a LIGHT in the community of LaPore where he was a Pastor of Lighthouse Baptist Church. He wanted everyone he came in contact with to know the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal SAVIOR. . He will be truly missed but knowing he is no longer suffering from cancer and walking the streets of gold is a relief to me and his family. He loved my sister Robin so much and his children and grandchildren. Knowing I will see him again one day is comforting to me. Love you, Phil
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Garry and Tina Tyree posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
GARRY AND TINA TYREE
We first met Bro. Phil years ago, as part of the "Texas crew" that would come up with Bro. Danny Farley to our missions conference. After their first visit, it just wasn't missions conference without them. After answering the call to pastor Lighthouse Baptist Church, he allowed us the honor of being part of LBC's annual spring revival. Those two meetings became the highlights of our year. Bro. Phil, in our eyes, was a man of God, simply put. He was "balanced"; gentle but protective, of his family and his flock; kind but uncompromising of God's truth. He was a faithful man, a great pastor, a dear brother in the Lord, and one of our dearest friends. We love you, Brother Phil. What magnificent glories you are beholding! We'll see you again one day! When we join you around His Throne, there will be no more goodbyes! What a Day that will be!!
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Amber Spurlin posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Just wanted to say that Pastor Dunn was a wonderful pastor and a great influence on our family. He was very kind to our family, and he introduced our children to Christ, and helped us to grow closer to our Lord!! We will miss him here on earth, but we know that he is in a better place!!
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Leo Laurel posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
What an honor to have had this man of God in our lives. Many have already expressed testimonies of his kindness, generosity, sense of humor and other qualities that made Preacher a man. I say amen and amen. Other than his faithfulness I must say that the wisdom God imparted to his servant was the most treasured quality any called Pastor could desire to obtain. I told him on more than one occasion that a man would be loco to want to pastor a church. How often could me and countless others give witness to the sage advice we received. Another refreshing quality was his ability to teach us to enjoy Christian liberty without being a compromiser. He also taught us to live out of the hand of God. How many pastors would have the stones to only take up one offering a week, even during special meetings when the church was about 8 times normal attendance. I ain't being critical I'm just saying. We could go on for a while about what Brother Phil meant to us but until we meet our friend again, In his words; "Quit ye like men. Quit being a pusillanimous pipsqueak, you probably got your wife's drawers on.'' I love and miss my friend.
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Amber Spurlin posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Pastor Dunn was a great pastor to our family during the short time that we were members at Lighthouse Baptist Church. He was very kind to us; he introduced our children to Christ, and he helped us to grow closer to our Lord! We will miss him here on earth, but we know that he has gone to a better place!!
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I moved to Houston in October 1998 & became a member of Shady Acres Baptist Church.
Bro. Phil was our choir/music director. I liked him immediately. He was always friendly, kind & patient & very talented. Although I was not surprised when he became the pastor of Lighthouse Baptist in LaPorte, we all missed him immensely. He & Robin have been my friends ever since & have encouraged & supported me in my missionary efforts. He will be sorely missed. Till we see you again, in glory, Bro. Phil, we will continue the task of winning the lost at any cost!!
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Naomi Laurel posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Pastor Dunn was a strong, kind, considerate, generous and most of all a Godly man. His preaching and teaching helped to guide and grow you in the Lord. I am very blessed to have met him. I’ll never know another man like Preacher. He truly cared for and loved the sheep under his care. He always said hello and had kind words to say. Preacher will truly be missed. Thank you for all you did for me and my family. We are better for having known you. Love you Preacher! Until we all meet again!
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Bro. Phil was such a blessing to my wife and I and Calvary Baptist Church here in Eufaula, OK. He preached the last several years on the last Sunday in April, which was our Faith Promise Commitment Sunday. He and Mrs Robin and Lighthouse Baptist Church were such an example to us for missions giving. Our Church was greatly inspired by their faithfulness!
The Dunns and Lighthouse Baptist Church were always "over the top" in hospitality when we came for a visit or for Missions Conference. It was always the highlight of our year to come for that meeting.
He was always talking about the things that he learned from Bro Jack Wood and Bro Danny Farley. The last time I spoke to him a few days before he went to be with the Lord, I told him that the way he felt about those men was the way that we felt about him! And I meant every word of it!
As the song says, "I've got more to go to heaven for than I had yesterday!"
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Terrell Jackson posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Though I could write about many great memories of Brother Phil, who in the later years I referred to as “Preacher” a name he well exemplified, I will write of the one constant memory of Preacher that I have. Preacher was my friend here and still is there. A friend that was always for me. A friend that helped me in many different ways but certainly not to be forgotten is how many times he helped financially and prayerfully get to and fulfill the work our Lord had sent me to. Countless times he would say to me I need to know how much those tickets to Ukraine and Romania and Mexico and Paraguay and places I can’t recall at the moment all so he could pay to get me there. Always more confident in me than I was in myself, I’m speaking of a friend that was always for me. Always encouraging me to go forward with The Lord Jesus Christ saying let’s just keep serving The Lord together my friend. Of course this was his advice to me when things were going smooth and exactly the same when it was unbearably rough. I could go on for pages but will stop on this Preacher showed himself friendly when we met about 25 years ago or so and called me friend in our last conversation here. I will always remember Preacher as being a friend to me and to our Lord. How could I forget as Mrs. Dunn and their family and Lighthouse are friends to me only because Preacher was first friend to me. Thank you for it.
Sincerely
Your grateful friend Terrell Jackson
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Mary Ellen Laurel posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
I will never forget the time that we played croquet on the same team. The best part- we won! I’m not sure if I’ll ever get a chance to play again, but I’m glad I got to with Bro. Dunn.
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Tammy Drake posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
In this moment of sorrow, we remember Philip (my dad), whose loving spirit touched everyone around him. His intelligence and wisdom were coupled with a humorous wit that lightened our hearts. A generous man filled with faith, he was gentle yet passionate, always putting others before himself. His selfless nature will be remembered as a hallmark of his character by myself all who had the pleasure to know him. I will forever miss you and I love you dearly. This isn’t goodbye, it’s I will see you later! Rest in peace dad.
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Jerrie Smith posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
God called me to Lighthouse when the doors first opened. That was the beginning of belonging to my precious Church family. Preacher Dunn and Robin has been the pillars of the church and being a part was such joy. Even though time and distance has separated us I am still a part of my Church family at Lighthouse and without the calling from God to Preacher Dunn there
would be no "Lighthouse". Love to all, Jerrie Smith
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mahasukh dunn posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Then said Almitra, Speak to us of Love.
And he raised his head and looked upon the people, and there fell a stillness upon them. And with a great voice he said:
When love beckons to you, follow him, Though his ways are hard and steep. And when his wings enfold you yield tohim,
Though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you.
And when he speaks to you believe in him,
Though his voice may shatter your dreams as the north wind lays waste the garden.
For even as love crowns you so shall he crucify you. Even as he is for your growth so is he for your pruning.
Even as he ascends to your height and caresses your tenderest branches that quiver in the sun,
So shall he descend to your roots and shake them in their clinging to the earth.
Like sheaves of corn he gathers you unto himself.
He threshes you to make you naked.He sifts you to free you from yourhusks.
He grinds you to whiteness.He kneads you until you are pliant;And then he assigns you to his sacred
fire, that you may become sacred bread for God's sacred feast.
All these things shall love do unto you that you may know the secrets of your heart, and in that knowledge become a fragment of Life's heart.
Kahil Gibran The prophet…...
fly high my little brother.
Mahasukh
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Grace Managbanag posted a condolence
Monday, April 15, 2024
Pastor Phillip Dunn was a caring compassionate "Shepherd of the Flock" to one. I was a grieving widow, having just lost a wonderful husband of 54 years, when I came to Lighthouse Baptist Church and met a Pastor who loved people and cared so much for his people. In him I found a true friend, a picture of my Lord Jesus himself
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Robert posted a condolence
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Bobby Cox brother Phil brother Cedric would come down to the prison back in 1989 and hold service. That’s what I met Pastor Dunn Bobby led me to the Lord and Phil was right there. He has been a wonderful man to look up to for his belief is Sister Robin is a very Christlike woman. They were lucky to have each other. I’ll love them forever Bob Shaw.
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Brian and I arrived in Texas, despite for the lords touch in our lives. He immediately led us to Lighthouse and has used Preacher and the church to comfort us in a time, such as this. We were very thankful that the lord led us to a church with a man of God such as Philip Dunn. We are very thankful for his spiritual leadership, advice and guidance.
- Brian and Diana
Beau is thankful for the prayers of his Preacher petitioning the throne room on his behalf and seeing that he made it out of the hospital, home and in church!
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Walt Selman posted a condolence
Sunday, April 14, 2024
C.T. Stud penned these words, "Only one life will soon pass, only what's done for Christ will last." It's the truth. The only sad part I'm experiencing is the 'soon past'. He left ahead of me, and I will dearly miss our conversations when we come to Houston to visit. I know he's enjoying what was accomplished for Christ in eternity. He was a good friend and brother who would always listen and give advice accordingly.
Bro. Phil and Mrs. Robin showed so much to my sister, Sally by sending her flowers when she was ill. She'd always tell me, "Walt, this is because of you!" I'd say, "no, this is because Bro. Phil, Mrs. Robin, and Lighthouse Baptist Church are letting you know they care about you and are praying for you!"
He and Mrs. Robin have loved my family as their own, and for that I am so thankful.
Mrs. Robin, we are praying for you, your kids, and your grandchildren.
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Maria Selman posted a condolence
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Our dear brother Phil, he was such a wonderful, kind and caring person. He was suppose to be one of the last to leave for our eternal mansion, but he went on ahead of all of us! He and his family, were some of our first friends at Shady Acres. He was one of my favorite preachers. Though this time is difficult, we have a great hope, knowing that we will be reunited for eternity.
We will see you in the morning dear Brother Phil.
Love you and praying for you, dear Mrs. Robin and all your family.
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Ruth Selman posted a condolence
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Bro. Phil was one of the kindest, sweetest, genuine man I know. I grew up visiting him and the church in La Porte often, and I have always considered he and Mrs. Robin my family. I always loved walking through the front door of Lighthouse and seeing him standing oh so tall with his cowboy hat and big smile. He was always so welcoming, and had the biggest heart for people. I will always cherish the memories, and the blessings I always got from his preaching. His presence and prayers will be dearly missed in my life, as well as in the lives of the many others he touched.
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Dan Meaders posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
The years of friendship has given me memories of my wonderful friend. The many many miles we traveled across Texas and America have filled my memory bank with laughter and tears. Phil was very kind to me all my life. I had difficult seasons and he was a great friend in everyone of them. He’ll always be in my thoughts and heart. I’ll see you again my friend just over on the other side.
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I’ve only known Bro. Dunn for about four years. We were temporarily relocated to the Southern Houston area for eight months. We wanted to find a good Baptist Church to attend, so we did our research and decided we would visit Lighthouse Baptists our first Sunday. We pulled up for Sunday School and here was this tall man wearing a cowboy hat in front of the church.
It was the first day of Missions Conference and so we attended every service that week and the following Sunday. Then we attended every service after that for the next eight months. It was evident from the beginning that Preacher did not just preach a sermon, but he gave to us that which he had gotten from God. He aimed to provide what he had gotten from God and not to impress man, but to please God; with good old-fashioned, Holy Ghost, anointed preaching.
In those eight months, God knitted our hearts together. My wife and I came back often for visits from Iowa, and when we heard that Pastor had gotten sick, we prayed for direction, and God relocated us back in Texas. We were able to share his last day before going home to Glory with the Lord, whom he sincerely and obviously loved.
I thank God that I got to spend time with him these past few months. I remember one week I was wrestling with God, looking for an answer from Him. I told no one, not even my wife as it was between me and God. In a Sunday night message, Bro. Dunn answered the question I was desperately seeking, and then he looked over at me. That happened several times, but that one time was so clear! I was afraid to move. So often he brought that other world into the services, and we all knew and experienced God’s presence.
I love this man and look forward to seeing him again. I know he impacted many lives, and I am thankful that he impacted mine.
Tim Starr
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I am so proud to be a Dunn. I may have earned this name through marriage but Bro. Phil never made me feel like an 'in-law'. I am so thankful to have had almost 15 years with him rooting for me, my marriage, my children and my walk with the Lord. I could not have asked for a better Grandpa to my children. I miss him tremendously but am thankful he put his heart into my boys so we still have a piece of him here with us. I love you dearly Dad#2
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Katye Parsons McFadden posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
I grew up around a lot of preachers, pastors, church workers, and singers and honestly looking back I have a hard time differentiating which memories belong to which person. There’s a lot of “who was that?” Bro. Phil is not one of those. I actually have so many good memories of Bro. Phil it’s hard to narrow it down; working in the church building, gardening, him singing, he was really always doing some kind of work. I haven’t seen or heard from him in about 20 years but I can still hear him saying “Hot Dog!” weird I know but I feel like he said it a lot when I was growing up and anytime I hear those words I still think of him. Oh and funerals. I remember us all packed into the Dunn’s suburban with Bro Phil driving and going to every single funeral of any person who died who knew anyone at church or was a relative of someone at church. There were a lot. You wouldn’t think it would be fun but we would all end up laughing on the ride at some point. (Mom and Mrs Robin would sometimes crack up at the funerals but I remember us kids being better behaved.) One of the very few times I visited his church in La Porte I was 21, I was struggling and it was obvious. I was going to visit with the Allen’s, missionaries who I would only get to see if I went because their schedule was packed. So even though I should have stayed home I went to his church in the same outfit I had worn Saturday night (not church appropriate at all and I knew it) and I sat through the service and even had a meal with him and Mrs Robin. The entire time I was there he was kind. I’m sure there was a lot said when I left lol but he could have treated me like I was beneath him and his church that day and he didn’t. I still appreciate that act of generosity of spirit. He was genuine and the respect I had for him in childhood stayed and only grew as time passed. He will be remembered with that same respect and care in the coming years. I know his family will miss him and you will be in my prayers.
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My sweet daddy is now made whole
I’m sure he’s kneeling at the feet of Jesus with his hand raised i just held minutes before his last breath here on earth.
No more fears, no suffering or pain. All of it has been erased by my wonderful Savior and replaced with the most perfect body ever.
Hold on a little longer, daddy. One day soon I’ll come see you in that perfect body and we’ll walk the street of gold hand in hand we would always sit and talk about when I was little.
just. hold. on.
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Diana Starr posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
After arriving in Texas, our first Sunday started out as an everlasting experience. Pastor was at the door with his big, brimmed cowboy hat, as he directed us to follow this grumpy lady to where Sunday School was being held. With a big smile, he motioned us in the foyer, which started a life changing decision to attend LBC. That grumpy lady was Robin, and it was one of many times that he would be sporting her and making everyone laugh, or be at ease, with playful jesting concerning their relationship. Clearly you could see the love behind his words, as this couple was an example for all. So, every service we attended, we would round the corner of the block and look up to see if Pastor was greeting everyone at the door. There was just comfort in seeing that.
Preacher was so kind. He was thoughtful and always forward thinking. He had sent flowers many times to Iowa or here – and always addressed the card from Pastor Dunn and ‘your’ church family -- for my birthday, for our anniversary, the loss of my mother, and even just because they were thinking of us. We had received cards and kind words, and who led the charge to send all of that? Of course, he did. He would say, “Good morning, Ma’am,” or “How are you doing today, Ma’am,” and you could tell that every word or question was from the heart. He was so sincere, even up to the last time I saw him, and he greeted me.
I looked forward to when he would play the piano and sing, while silently pulling out my phone to record the music. I was given his CD and gave one to my dad who stated that he listens to it every single day. Praise the Lord! I know that the Holy Spirit is touching my dad’s heart through Pastor Dunn’s music. And I thank Pastor for making that CD. I also thank him for the many prayers. He told me that he got up very early to pray for folks as he had a lot of people to pray for daily. I asked him if he needed a little more time to rest, and his response was that there would come a day that he rested, but that time was not now. Yes, many times, Pastor would pray with us at the altar, with tender guidance he would say if there were no answers to the prayers yet, just keep on, keeping on.
We still do not know why the Lord ever brought us to this specific church and this church family. We could guess, but there would be many different reasons. One special reason is that a son and his family moved to the Houston area and have had a church home to attend for a couple of years now. Pastor brought them into the fold and the granddaughters just loved Preacher. I couldn’t thank Pastor and Mrs. Dunn enough for making them at home and a part of the family. Any parent would appreciate this, especially knowing that their children were being looked after while we were so far away. He also gave a charge to my grandson, who at a young age believed he was called to the ministry. I wanted, so many times, to tell Pastor thank you for everything. I wanted him to know that one day I thought I would retire, and we would move to Houston and finally be full-time members of this church. I was looking forward to that day, with him being our Pastor. Well, he always was our Pastor (whether we were full time or travelers,) and now he knows my heart anyway.
So, I think back to him preaching and loved how after he preached, he would lean over the pulpit and add his own personal message to whatever was on his heart. We could expect him to say at the end of the personal message, “That’s all I know.” Or another great phrase, “That’s just a little Dunn-ology.” How about, “Let’s go to Church!” Or “Praise His wonderful name!” His voice will live on in my memory forever! I have so many fond memories of him and Robin, in such a short time, that I can only say, they truly have blessed my life. I looked up to Pastor Dunn as a God-fearing Preacher and a great example in his Christian walk. I will miss him and his preaching dearly. I know the Lord is close to the broken hearted, but I am also praising him because Pastor is now free from pain, from sin, and “Praise His wonderful name,” is walking in Heaven with a glorified body! I’ll see you again in Glory one day Preacher! I love you, Robin.
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Justus Edde posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
I didn’t get to spend very much time around brother Phil except for when he would come to cornerstone, but every time he did, I always got so excited that the cowboy from Texas was coming to sing and play the piano. Some Christians can’t have fun in life and brother Phil was not one of those Christians. He truly made me wanted to live right , and do what was right for the lord, I love him and will miss him, but we’ll get to see him again one day
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Amie Fussner posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Bro. Phil was always an encouragement and made me feel so special, even as a little girl asking me to sign his Bible. I was always so nervous to sing “I can go In” but he was one of my greatest motivators to keep singing, because of his encouraging words and Iove for music. “Touch me again, Lord” has helped me get through some of my hardest days and I’m so grateful I got to know Bro. Phil.
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Dana Edde posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
We always look forward to our special meetings especially missions conference. It was always such a blessing to see Br. Phil and the Texas crew. I don’t think there was ever a time when he sang or played the piano that it didn’t bring tears to my eyes. He was so full of the joy of the Lord. It was always an encouragement to my family . He made such an impression especially on Justus when he was small. I will never forget the morning of our fall festival Justus came out of his room dressed as a cowboy with his big hat and snake skin boots and said,” Momma look I look like Br Phil!!” Can you send him a picture of me and ask him if he likes my outfit ? When Br Phil responded “looking sharp, like those boots!” Justus had the biggest smile because he had gotten Br Phil’s approval. I’m so thankful of all the memories we have of Br Phil esp. that one ! From time to time , I hear Justus playing the piano and singing one of his songs. He will be missed very much . We love you Mrs Robin and your family
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Travis Alltop posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Bro. Phil was a close friend and mentor to me in the ministry. His wit and sense of humor were contagious and his love and service for the Lord Jesus Christ was serious business to him. I thank God for allowing my path to cross with his. My life is richer because of it. We have parted at the footstool, but will meet again at the throne and I will hear him shout once more, BLESS HIS WONDERFUL NAME!!! Living in the great until and pressing on...
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Jeff Edde posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Jeff Edde
My earliest memory of Bro Phil was at our missions conference at Cornerstone Baptist Church.He sang during the meeting and then during the time of giving.I always associated him with our missions conference because his desire to help us do something for God always made a big impression on me.The songs Bro Phil sang were always good but what made them great was that God was honored with the way he sang them, he sang them like he believed them and his faith was infectious.
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Naomi Keenan posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Bro. Dunn was my third favorite preacher. I’ll never forget a road trip in 2014 when my best friend and I listened to a message he preached at Bluegrass Pike Music Church titled, The Power of God. That message helped me so much. Preacher wanted everyone to know the fullness of a life wholly yielded to Christ. His example and the way he shared his heart had a tremendous impact on my life for the glory of God. Through his music, I learned that praying is so much more important than talent but to always do my best. The Dunn’s were so kind and generous to me - I am thankful for the opportunity to have visited them and washed dishes for revival meeting a couple times. So many wonderful memories made in their home. Bro. Dunn’s vision for the future and what God could do was contagious and has given me more hope to pray on for the impossible.
I’ll never forget his little sayings. They made you laugh even if you didn’t completely understand them. Every time I wanted to be really sad when thinking of Bro. Dunn getting to the end of his race, I could hear him preaching at my church and saying, “y’all are too melancholy. Have a head like a melon and face like a collie.” I remember him saying, “You ought to always have a melody in your heart that’ll crank your scooter.” He knew when to say something a little wild to get people’s attention and wake them up. “Some people aren’t just sucking on a dill pickle, they’re sittin’ on one, too.”
I am so grateful for Bro. Dunn letting the Lord use him to be a blessing to my church and family.
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Charlie Dunn posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
I would have chosen a longer life for you, full of more blessings and and more memories, but our Sovereign God has called you home. I am so happy for you now and take solace in knowing that you blessed so many and we all have nothing but fond memories of you in our lives. See you soon my brother.
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Scott & Becky Matthews posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
What a blessing it was in our lives the day we crossed paths with Brother Phil Dunn. The 25 plus years of meetings together along with his friendship — “ Thank You” Preacher Dunn- for your faithfulness to the work of Christ! “We will meet you in the morning”
Scott and Becky Matthews / The Matthews Family
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Patsy Parsons posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Brother Phil was sunshine on a cloudy day. Always smiling, always making a joke. I have so many fun memories of laughing together at the most serious times with him and Ms Robin. Crazy, I know.
Bro. Phil’s heart for God and sincere love for souls will surely receive a, “well done thou good and faithful servant.”
Patsy Parsons
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Mikah Woodard posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
In some of the hardest times of my life I could hear Bro Phil singing “I know a man who can”. So many times I have rocked my babies to sleep singing this. He had such a way with ministering with his voice. I know it’s because the songs were so real to him. You could feel his faith and it was truly contagious. The world lost a precious soul, but he will live on through the lives he changed through his preaching and songs. Thank you Bro Phil for helping me know the man who can a little better. See you soon.
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Joey and Kristie Whitener Whitener posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Bro Dunn was a tremendous blessing to me and my family, I’m so thankful for the years we got to serve God together and the great memories we made, I will forever be thankful for the wisdom that He imparted into my life, He would always call me Son and end each text with I love you Son, He definitely was my Paul in the Ministry, I hope and pray that we can keep Light House going on for the glory of God, my what a great Soldier of the Cross!!
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Rachelle Britton posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Bro. Phil was always an encouragement to our family. I can still hear his voice saying, “Hey, Sis!” He was so kind and generous beyond measure! The love of Christ poured thru his life and touched everyone he knew. He had the voice of an angel and an infectious smile that made folks feel like they were the most special person in the whole world. I have a sticky note in my Bible with a note from him that will stay there till I die. Love and will miss him so much!
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Robin Dunn posted a condolence
Saturday, April 13, 2024
We mourn the loss of Philip, a man whose zest for life was rooted in his faith and family. His temperament blended compassion with courage, wit with wisdom; A giver who found joy in simple pleasures - mowing grass, dining at El Toro... or indulging in a hot fudge sundae by Sylvan beach. For 39 years he remained an exceptional husband. As a preacher and singer graced by divine touch, he stood unparalleled. His absence will echo across hearts; until that sweet reunion we faithfully await.
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Friday, April 12, 2024
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Brother Phil Dunn is my hero. He taught us to have heroes- those from the Bible, men of history, and men of God from our own time who have been used mightily to accomplish great things. He had his own heroes, men whose character he had studied and emulated in his own life until he embodied their best traits and portrayed them in his own life. But Brother Dunn was not a hero to be read about or merely admired from afar through the lens of time; he was my favorite singer, my favorite preacher, my Pastor, and the best friend a fellow could have outside of the Lord Jesus Christ- and he is and always will be my hero. I look forward to seeing him again when we ride to rule and reign with the Savior who “reached down His hand for me”. Love you Chief. RODGER
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Ann Carlson posted a condolence
Friday, April 12, 2024
It has been an honor privilege, and blessing to know Bro. Dunn. ( I called him Preacher). He didn’t seem to mind being called preacher, shepherd, boss, confidant, and friend. He always made time to talk and answer questions he could or knew where to look for resolutions. He was right there when you were in hospital, or even to help when our home was flooded. All that Bro. Dunn taught from the Bible was truth, honor and respect for God’s children. And as he lived his life showing us faith in Jesus Christ and wanting us to live. And preacher could scold you and show love at the same time as he showed us in his marriage to Mrs. Robin.
Thank you for being my preacher. I thank God for everyday we had you with us. (Now you can laugh at all the stupid things we say and do.)
We love you - The Carlsons
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Mary Sebastian posted a condolence
Friday, April 12, 2024
There is really no words to express what Preacher meant to me. He was my family and I know no mater what I could always count on him.
His passing brings back the memories of when my mother and I first started attending durning the mid week serves Preacher would give me 20 dollars and told me I could get anything I wanted just no beer or cigarettes. Then before mother and I got all the way in he would let us nap in the sanctuary on Sundays in-between services because it was too far to drive. He would also pay for mom and I to stay in a hotel close to the church durning Revival and we could eat at his house with all the other preachers that came in, it made Revival feel like a vacation and showed me that church could be fun.
When mom and I where in the middle of moving to La Porte and I was going to school there but we still lived an hour away, Preacher and his wife would take turn meeting my mother halfway and taking me to school. Then when moms car broke down and she needed a new one he let me and mom use his till he found us a car. He would always make sure we were taken care of.
He always encouraged me in my school and music. One of the first times I heard and fell in love with blue-grass music was at Lighthouse during a Revival. He loved that I loved music. He would let me and a few others stay at the church between services on Sundays to practice and learn an instrument. Then when I started to play in my band at school he and a few other people in the church would come to my concerts to support me. Then when I was nervous about finding a job or going to collage he helped me look and encouraged me.
He was there at mom and I’s house warming. He was at my sixteenth birthday. He was always there at my biggest moments. I knew he prayed for me everyday before I woke up. I knew that no mater what the problem was or where I was he would always help me.
However I think one of the most imported memory’s is that he was there when I got saved on a Thursday night on the front pews in Lighthouse Baptist church. At the end of service we sat down and talked. I was too emotional and overwhelmed to talk but he said that it felt like I was finally clean on the inside.
While I am sad that Preacher is gone I am so thankful I had him in my life, without him I don’t know where I would be.
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Jo Ann Henley posted a condolence
Friday, April 12, 2024
Preacher Dunn was a caring, faithful and compassionate shepherd to the congregation at Lighthouse Baptist Church. I loved him and admired his steadfastness in the preaching of the gospel. I thank the Lord for leading us to this wonderful church and for the privilege of knowing Bro. Dunn. He was a loving Pastor, husband, father, teacher and friend. He fought the good fight and now has seen his Savior face-to-face! Until we meet again in Heaven, we will press on!!
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Thursday, April 11, 2024
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Change for Children, all the kids were gone, so the adult took part
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Johanna Neill posted a condolence
Thursday, April 11, 2024
God was mighty kind to let me walk into Lighthouse Baptist Church and sit under the preaching of Philip Lee Dunn.
He was the very best Pastor.
A kind, firm, generous, loving, selfless, caring, modest, compassionate Pastor, but most of all, a faithful and holy Servant to our Lord .
On our wedding day Preacher promised us and our parents that he would take care of us. He did exactly that.
He taught us how to love the Lord and one another. Up to the very end , Preacher reminded us to hold on to our faith, choose freedom and liberty and to have fun.
He was a great boss. There was never a dull moment working with him. He would wait on the parking lot for me, walk me to the door, get all of the supplies, make sure the temperature was perfect, crack a joke , cover lunch and made sure I made it back home safely. He always went above and beyond , with everything he did.
Never a day will go by I won’t thank the Lord for Brother Phil Dunn and the influence he had on my life.
I can just imagine our Preacher now. Strong and Healthy with our Lord. Praising his Savior, the One he loved most, saying :
“ Bless His wonderful Name”
I love you, I miss you, Chief!!!!
Can’t wait to see you in Glory!!!!
Johanna Neill
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Judy Chastain posted a condolence
Thursday, April 11, 2024
Bro Dunn was a true Shepherd to the people at Lighthouse. He truly cared about us and wanted the best for us. He was a Guard as well, he would give everyone a fair chance, but he was very discerning and made sure to keep the wolves out of the church. I remember one time at church, serves had already started and a guy, who had never been to church before, walked in and sat on the front roll next to one of the young ladies, even though there were many other places he could have sat, and Bro. Dunn let him know right away that he was being watched and that he was armed and ready to protect his flock. Bro. Dunn has been a Rock in my life since I came to LBC. He was a Pastor like no other I have ever had. I am greatly going to miss him in my life. As I single lady I know he watched out for me. He would check on me when bad weather was coming, from time to time he would check on my car and if he saw something that needed to be taken care of made sure I knew about it. Then would ask what the outcome was. Other times he would just ask me how my car was doing. If I was headed out of town, by myself, I was to let him know, when I was leaving and when I got to my destination and the same for coming home. He always knew how long the trip should take. One time I had not checked in, as my car had broke down and i was trying to get things taken care of, so I got a text to ask if I was OK, and what had happen. The next thing he asked, after I told him what happened, was did he need to come get me. I knew he would have come even though I was hours from home. Thankfully I was able to tell him my friend was coming to get me and I had everything under control. I have always known he was praying for me and truly cared. He was a true Man of God and a great example to anyone who had the privilege of knowing him. He has been a great blessing in my life and I know I will be able to keep going forward because of all I learned from him. I will greatly miss Bro. Dunn, but am so glad he finished his race and was faithful to the end. He left a great testimony for all who knew him
AKA Aunt Judy
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Parker Faucette posted a condolence
Thursday, April 11, 2024
~ Our Preacher ~
Up before the mornings light
Sometimes prayed all thru the night
One who always did what's right
This man we called our "Preacher"
Into the Bible he dug deep
Never failed to feed the sheep
In our sorrow he would weep
This man we called our "Preacher"
Always there when he was needed
To our Father interceeded
And God's word he always heeded
This man we called our "Preacher"
If you were wrong he told you so
Answered the world a steadfast "No"
O'er the line in the sand he ne'er would go
This man we called our "Preacher"
Until the very end he fought
He ran his race as Paul has taught
He won more crowns than e'er he thought
This man we called our "Preacher"
He was a soldier strong and true
His true colors always flew
A better man we never knew
This man we called our "Preacher"
These our words cannot suffice
To convey this hero's sacrifice
And how his life led ours to Christ
This man we called our "Preacher"
~Parker Jane (Neill) Faucette
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Monday, April 8, 2024
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Mr. Dunn always prayed for everyone. It was obvious the Love he had for people and the love he had for the Lord. He had a great heart. He loved Mrs Dunn and his family. He will be missed but, never forgotten. He made a difference for everyone he came in contact with!.
So saved!!
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Valarie Neill posted a condolence
Monday, April 8, 2024
Our family first met Brother Dunn in 1999 and I praise the Lord for all the strength, encouragement and strong godly counsel we received from him over the years. His singing and preaching never failed to touch my heart. Words cannot express my thankfulness for all that he did for us as a pastor and friend.....
So much compassion and wisdom and truth ....... I'm truly grateful for such a man of God having an impact on my life and the lives of my husband, my children and my grandchildren...
By the grace of God we will all
GO FORWARD and see you soon in that land that is fairer than day, Preacher.
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Carl Wright posted a condolence
Monday, April 8, 2024
We have many fond memories of our close friendship and our fellowship down through the years including a few mentioned below:
We enjoyed many curry suppers together. The chicken and curry sauce was poured over hot, steaming, rice. Then peanuts, raisins, coconut etc. were added. MmmMmm good. We could consume large pots of curry and, as I recall, Joe and Christine eating as much as the adults.
Brother Phil did a good job moderating the annual church valentine fellowship. And it was always a blessing. One year he had a beautiful enclave, with nice chairs set up, for couples to get their photos taken. He assigned me to take the photos and most couples present had their photos taken when I discovered that I had put no film in the camera, that was before digital cameras and film were required. Instead of Brother Phil getting angry he just announced that was a practice run and now Brother Carl has put film in the camera and we need to do it again.
The Lord would come down and bless the services as Brother Phil played the piano and sang medleys.
Brother Phil was the choir director at Shady Acres Baptist Church for many years and The Holy Spirit would come down and the whole church would get a blessing. Many times the presence of God would be so strong Brother Phil would get ‘The CAN’T HELP ITS’ his coat would come off and he would swing it around a few timed and let it go. I think he wiped out half the front row of his choir more than once, but they just kept on singing and glorifying The Lord.
As with any building project, many finishing up items were required. Some of them were major but Brother Phil worked diligently, and mainly without any physical assistance, in finishing up the work.
Christine had a large attendance at her high school graduation exercise and I had the special
honor and privilege of participating in the exercise. I think she graduated as both Valedictorian and Salutatorian in her class.
SABC was able to purchase a large facility in LaPorte that covered a city block. On that property Brother Phil started the Lighthouse Baptist Church and, under direction of the Holy Spirit, grew a strong, mission minded, church which gave liberally to missions every year and was a blessing to the city and all who attended. There were several large buildings on the property and all in need of repair. The main auditorium ceiling was leaking and ceiling joists and rafters were rotted and required replacing. All the buildings, and roofs, were in run down condition. Brother Phil was able to restore all the building and transformed the whole block into a beautiful facility.
Their friendship has enriched our lives.
We were saddened that, due to health issues, we were not able to attend Brother Phil’s funeral.
Brother Carl and Lora Beth Wright
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Brandie Johns posted a condolence
Monday, April 8, 2024
There’s a lot to be said about Bro. Phil Dunn. Wish I was better with words. He was such a real person. He was faithful. He was a true friend. He genuinely loved people. He was absolutely hilarious. He was so encouraging. He could talk to you & you could feel the Lords presence. He could sing the house down. He could preach & the Lord would convict my heart every single time. I have lot of memories about Bro. Phil that I could write about, but I’ll pick 3.
1. I can’t remember the year, it was probably middle/late 90’s… Bro. Phil was singing at our campmeeting. It was one of the most memorable services I’ve ever been in. The Lord was moving so much while Bro. Phil was singing that I heard people shout who have never before or since then. He always let the Lord use him, through singing, preaching, or just having a conversation with someone.
2. When Dad had his heart attack in 2015, Bro. Phil hopped on a plane & came to be there for his friend. He came on a Tuesday, and just sat at the hospital with us. I’ll probably never forget sitting there with him that day. Then he preached for us on Wednesday night. Our church needed encouragement & Bro Phil sure brought it. And he brought a check, of course. Bro. Phil was always giving!
3. In January this year, he mailed me a book that another preacher had given him. He wrote me a little letter & signed it “see you soon”. When I saw his handwriting on the box (I recognized it immediately, because he’d mailed me stuff before.), I couldn’t believe it. In the last months of his life, he took the time to do something like that. That’s the kind of man he was.
I can honestly say, the Lord has used Bro. Phil & Mrs. Robin to make a huge difference in my life. I’ll miss him like crazy. We start camp meeting tonight, and I sure wish he’d be with us again, but I know I’ll see him soon.
Praying for you Mrs Robin, Christine, the whole Dunn family, and Lighthouse Baptist Church.
Brandie Johns
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Richard and Alfreda Weimer posted a condolence
Monday, April 8, 2024
Richard and Alfreda Weimer, Dresden, Germany.
Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints. Psalm 116,15.
We drove from North Carolina to Houston in July of 2011. We were in services at Lighthouse and that was the last time we saw Brother Phil. We drove down to see our Grandson and his Parents and were so happy to see the Dunn Family also.
They came to Shady Acres after we were already in Germany, I remember when our son Samuel was in the hospital and they watched our son Michael for us. We went to an Astros game together. He became daughter Johanna's Pastor and we were so thankful. We were thankful for the time we spent in LaPorte in 2016/17. Bro. Phil was always a blessing, we sang Marching to Zion tonight and I told the Church Brother Phil is there today! We will meet you in the Morning!
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Greg Warren lit a candle
Sunday, April 7, 2024
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Pastor Dunn was an amazing, caring and faithful man. I was blessed to have him in my life. Preacher was just starting to have health issues when we met and I was dealing with my own health issues. I received messages and calls of encouragement and prayers from him continually. The whole time he was ill and he was putting me before his own health. I did not take long for me to see that Preacher was more concerned about his family and his church family than he was himself. I have such a respect and admiration for the most wonderful man that I had the pleasure to spend time with. Preacher taught us about true Faith and Old time Religion. He was a great Soldier in God's Army. He always said Go Forward. We will do that in his honor just the way he taught us to do. I love you Preacher. I know you will continue to shine your light on Lighthouse Baptist Church.
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Shirley Smith posted a condolence
Sunday, April 7, 2024
Preacher is forever my hero in the Lord. A pastor above and beyond all expectations of a pastor. When I became a widow he was there to help my family and myself in anyway he could. Thanks to the preacher and the brethern the funeral for my Herman was precious. So many told me " that was the sweetest funeral they had ever been too". Preacher and wife Robin continued to be a true blessing in my life.
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Lyndee Duke uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, April 7, 2024
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I have several good memories of brother Phil Dunn! He seemed to always be looking for opportunity to help a missionary! One of my fondest memories was our meeting near Munich shortly after brother Jack Wood went home! The Shady Acres missionaries gathered ourselves together, and presented Pastor Farley with a sword! Brother Phil was so moved with emotion that he marched to each one of us and saluted with a militant hug! That was Br Phil!
Br. Buddy (Edwin) Duke
Psalm 107: 23,24
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Sunday, April 7, 2024
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Bro. Dunn was my pastor for almost 12 years. He took me in at Lighthouse Baptist Church and sent me out as a single missionary to Mexico. He was an excellent pastor with a great heart for God, people, missions, and the church. He was a great example to everyone who knew him. I am so thankful that the Lord allowed me to have him as my pastor. This week one song has come to mind often “Faces”, I have imagined Bro. Dunn arriving to Heaven and God allowing him to see the Faces of the people who he had a part in them accepting Christ as their Savior. I have imagined him rejoicing around the throne and spending time at the Saviors feet. Here on earth he will be missed greatly but I am glad that he’s not in pain anymore.
-Brittany Franklin de Ornelas
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Roberto Gamero posted a condolence
Sunday, April 7, 2024
I met Bro Phil only recently when I went to the Lighthouse camp meeting a couple of years ago. My wife and I got there and the church was in the middle of praising God and everyone was rejoicing. I remember Bro Phil came to say hi and welcomed us. We talked briefly but I could see such genuine joy in Bro Phil's life.
He walked off to continue praising God and rejoicing, and I was left feeling at home in the middle of the service. Moments later while I was singing, I suddenly felt a -very- strong slap on my back that nearly knocked me out my socks!.. I turned around and I see Bro Phil just smiling! That sure made me smile back.. I guess he was just making sure I was feeling more than welcome!
That is the love of God.
I love Bro Phil and I pray God's love will continue to shine through his Lighthouse family.
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Julie Gamero posted a condolence
Sunday, April 7, 2024
I grew up in Shady Acres and have many great memories of Bro Phil's heart-felt preaching, jokes and big, genuine smile. His smile continued to make me feel special and welcomed every time I visited Lighthouse. I will miss his kindness and welcoming spirit.
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Jill Hinton posted a condolence
Sunday, April 7, 2024
Bro. Phil loved my family and he always made me feel special when I would come visit.
The latest, and most dear memory of him was when I visited during a missions conference. I walked in the back entrance and there he was. When he saw me his face lit up, and he said "Oh Ms. Hinton, it is so good to see you, I have been thinking about you and your family." We were both smiling from ear to ear and went in for a hug. His love for people was just that, like a big warm hug. I love Bro. Phil and his heart for the people he ministered to. I will miss him dearly.
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Saturday, April 6, 2024
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Bro. Dunn and some of the kids at Lighthouse. After many services you would find him sitting in the front surrounded by the kids.
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Saturday, April 6, 2024
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Bro. Dunn, loved to support the Kids of the church. Came to the lemonade stand that they where having.
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Saturday, April 6, 2024
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Bro. Dunn and Abby Palmer
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Loren Green posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
The Lord provided so many blessing in our lives via Pastor Dunn. I crossed paths with Pastor in the parking lot of Lighthouse Baptist church as they were holding a function in the parking lot on Saturday morning leading into the 2019 Revival. It was not doubt a devine appointment. I was a newly saved man with no discipleship or direction, but fully desiring the will of God. We made Lighthouse our home and have gone from milk to meat under his pastoral leadership. Mother, Sibling, and children followed us as well to Lighthouse and received the gift of Salvation. I will eternally be grateful for Preacher heeding the call, and the sacrifice to the will of God, and how it changed the lives here, and for the hereafter for me and my family.
Love you, and thank you Preacher.
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Saturday, April 6, 2024
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The first time we went to the Dunns for dinner. Hobo Mott, Preacher and Joe Dunn.
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Lindsey Neill posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
There is not time or words enough to express an adequate tribute to this wonderful man. He was so much more than just a pastor to me. He filled such a huge space in my world and my heart and mind retch at the thought of how I will continue without him. My dear preacher was the greatest pastor anyone could ask for, a dear caring friend and way better than I ever deserved.
When I stumbled in the doors of Lighthouse, broken and bitter, he extended the Love of Christ to me and my daughter. We did not bring anything to offer the church but burdens, still Brother Dunn and the rest of Lighthouse made us feel like a cherished part of the church family. The presence of the Lord in the services drew us, but the compassion and care of Bro. Dunn won my heart and kept us at Lighthouse.
When we were first visiting, we were driving from Conroe to La Porte for services, and he would regularly catch us at the door and give me and sometimes even my young daughter money, but he would always admonish us “No beer, no cigarettes!” He just wanted to make sure we were taken care of. It was so easy to submit my life to Lighthouse with him at the head of it. I never doubted his intentions for me were always to be closer to the Lord and to be happy in Jesus.
Bro. Dunn would always text me to make sure my pipes were wrapped during a freeze, when I got a new gas dryer, he installed it, when my car was on the fritz, he lent me his truck so I could make it to work, when I couldn’t afford the repairs, he foot the bill. I always felt safe and taken care of because he was just a phone call or text away and I knew I could rely on him for any need.
As a single woman in his flock, he took special care to complement me when I wore a new dress to church in the most caring and respectful way, knowing there was not another male in my life to make me feel pretty. I will miss those kind words.
Preacher’s biblical instruction, practical guidance and strong spirit filled preaching has been the greatest gift and has been the cornerstone of my Christian walk for the last 13 years. I am eternally grateful for all the prayers and sacrifice made by him for me and for Lighthouse. I have grown so much in my walk with the Lord because of Preacher. I don’t know where I would be without him.
Preacher,
There are many crowns waiting for you and I cannot wait to see you in that other world, restored and as you have desired to be, like Him. One day very soon we will all be together with eternal joy! Until then, please know that your work in Christ continues in the hearts and lives of those you have pastored for so long. We will go forward! We will stay faithful for as long as the Lord sees fit to tarry, for we have had the best teacher and example in you. Thank you once more for pouring your life into me.
I love and miss you, until later – Lindsey Neill
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April Calvin posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
The Lord allowed me to meet Bro and Mrs Dunn about 3 years ago.
Bro Dunn was such a friend and encourager. It was so evident his joy and how he liked to laugh and enjoy life. I was always amazed at what a giver he was! He sure was an example to us on giving. One time when we were at his church , he gave me some advice and counsel on playing the piano and singing. I appreciated it so much then and will always remember and appreciate the man of God.
Bro and Mrs Dunn are very special to us. I miss Bro Dunn already. I’m thankful for Mrs Robin being a friend to me. Gods people are the best. We look forward to the day when we are all together again.
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Terrence Calvin posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
I had been coming to the Camp Meeting at Shady Acres Baptist Church for a couple of years, before I was ever called upon to preach. I remember being called to preach on a Thursday morning and afterwards at lunch, Bro Dunn come up to me and wanted to get to know who I was. So we talked and he asked if I would come to his church for a Sunday in September later that year. I was just starting out on the Evangelist trail and was excited to have another place to go and preach. Little did I know, how much of a friend Brother Dunn would become to me. That was one of his characteristics, he was a friend. From then on, he asked me to make our September Sunday an annual meeting. I would start in Laporte, then go down to Harlingen for another meeting. Each time I came to the church, I got to know the people better and the Preacher and his wife (Mrs. Robin) better. I remember the first time they invited me to their home behind the church for Sunday lunch (homemade lasagna). I thoroughly enjoyed just hanging out with them. Some of the things they did , reminded me of my own parents (listening to the scanner, his work ethic, the way Mrs. Robin treated Bro Dunn) and it made me feel right at home with them. I always appreciated how he helped me become a better preacher. He took time to talk to me about certain personal topics for preachers and would just give good counsel. While preaching in his pulpit, he would help you preach.
There were a few years I couldn’t make it back to Lighthouse Baptist Church, but during this time he would call and text to keep in touch. I remember one particular phone call, where all he said was, “ Hey buddy, I’m for you”. That helped me a bunch as I was going thru some struggles of life.
One day the Lord impressed upon my heart to give the Preacher a call. He was happy as always to hear from me and after talking, he wanted me to come by for a Sunday. I was a bit nervous about going for my own personal reasons. I still remember the Sunday morning we pulled up for church, he was at the door and immediately came out to greet me. After the pleasantries, he turned and said, “Is this your wife? Well, introduce me”. After that introduction and greetings, everything else fell into place and the Lord used the Preacher once again to encourage me and my wife.
I will miss my friend and encourager. I look forward to the day when we shall all be together again with our Saviour.
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Marjorie Bentulan posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Bentulan
It’s been only a few months, but that very first time, my husband and I set foot at the door of LBC, Pastor Dunn welcomed us like a good shepherd who tends to his flock.From extending his hand with love and devotion to seeing us through and speaking to our hearts the word of God. It was very short knowing you Pastor Dunn, but so much to speak about your goodness, your profound impact in my life. You and your wife Mrs Robin were a great instrument God has blessed me and my family and all others in church.
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Mike and Nan Keenan posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
Bro. Phil Dunn was a good friend. He was an example of Prov. 27:17 - “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.”
I believe the highest compliment I could give Bro. Phil is that he was a faithful man. “It is required in stewards that a man be found faithful.” (I Cor. 4:2)
He was faithful to the Lord, his wife, his children, his church, and his friends.
Our lives have been blessed having had Bro. Phil Dunn as our fiend.
Mike and Nan Keenan
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Cheryl Mott posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
When we first found out that there was a mission church of Shady Acres close to our house my husband Hobo Mott was excited. He atteneded Shady Acres in the 80's but the drive was too far so he quit attending. It was around Christmas time and we went to spy out the land. We knew if Lighthouse had a christmas tree in the foyer it was not going to be good. So we visited one Sunday and no christmas tree. We went back to the church we were attending and reported to Leo. Within a few weeks and we were all at Lighthouse. There have been a lot of changes in my life the last few years. Brother Dunn has had to wear many different hats (not just a cowboy hat)...
As Preacher Dunn, God gave him the ability to wield his sword with honey. He knew exactly what messages and how firm to be and how to sprinkle in the jokes so the message would not cut too hard. He always wanted us to grow in the Lord.
As Pastor Dunn, he had to perform lots of duties and be strong for us when his heart was also broken in a bazillion pieces. I will miss his strong shoulders to lean on.
As Husband Dunn to the widows, he always looks out for us gives advise and help keep us on track. He is always worrying about how we were doing and getting things taken care of at the house. He was always prayerfully giving advise on how to handle the big and little things. He was always very kind and gentle with our hearts.
As a Father and Grandfather Dunn, he always wanted to hang out with the kids sitting at the front of the church. I think this is where he was the most comfortable. When my grandson Joseph was 3-4, if he did not get to shake Preachers hand before he left church he whined until they turned the car around to take him back. Brother Dunn loved all the little children and later thier children.
I will miss my Preacher and Pastor very much. I am so much better for being a member of Lighthouse Baptist Church! I love you Mrs. Robin!!!
Cheryl Mott AKA Hobetta Mopp
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Jeannie Cortez posted a condolence
Saturday, April 6, 2024
I have known Pastor Dunn and Mrs. Dunn for many years, but never attended the same church at the same time, until my family started attending Lighthouse Baptist Church a few years ago. We always looked forward to seeing Pastor Dunn standing outside the door to the church to greet everyone. He always made us feel like he was as excited to see us, as we were to see him! He truly had the touch of God on him when he preached, and when he played the piano and sang with such passion and love for the Lord. I only regret not making it to Lighthouse years earlier. But we are so thankful that the Lord led us to LBC when we needed it the most. It has been a great blessing. and privilege.
Until we meet again, our beloved Pastor.Phil Dunn. Looking for that blessed hope ... Titus 2:13
David & Jeannie Cortez
(... and yes, I also made the mistake of walking on the grass ONE time! Oops - Jeannie )
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2010, Pastor Dunn came to our first church Anniversary and he preach and sang with all his heart.
He was such a blessing to our family and church for so many years.
We will see you in Heaven!
Pastor Medran, family and Segunda Iglesia Bautista Libertad.
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Our story began here at Lighthouse, during a camp meeting and Pastor Dunn witnessed it all develop. I remember him watching "Strech" talking to a girl in the parking lot. It was so sweet to have him marrying us, in the kiss picture you can see that smile that was so characteristic of him. He was such a good friend, taking care of others, and he was always aware if someone had a need and was ready to meet it. We have so many fond memories of him and his goodness toward our family. He was a great musician and the song services were always a blessing to us, one could fill the Holy Spirit moving in the hearts, he will surely be missed but we rest assured that he is enjoying praising Jesus right now and we are certain that one day we will join him in the heavenly choir and praise our Savior together once more and for eternity.
Love and blessings
The Martins
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Our deepest condolences to the Dunn family for the passing away of our beloved Pastor Dunn. Thank you Pastor for feeding us spiritually thru the Word of God during our stay there. See you on that bright resurrection morning Pastor.
Thank you for the pins that you gave me how special it is Pastor.
We Love You with the Love of the Lord.
From: Rudy and Nely Amita
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Friday, April 5, 2024
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Pastor Dunn always tells Joshua to "Take care of Daddy and Mommy".
We'll never forget to make our bed as soon as we wake up.
You always sense it when things are getting difficult at work.
Thanks for teaching us to always love God by staying close the church and to the people of God. We love you Sir! See you there in heaven.
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Danica Duke posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Brother Phil was so kind, patient and loving. My favorite preacher, and a great friend. I'm so thankful for the time, work and prayers he invested into our lives.
He had the right words, and knew how to make us laugh but always kept things real.
Preacher always told us God blesses faithfulness, and that's what he showed us with his life.
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It is an honor to be a member of lighthouse baptist church and to have had bro Dunn as my pastor. He is the best preacher in the world! I remember being 12 years old, worrying about where I was going when I died. And praying god would give me an answer or way to know. I don’t know how or why but My mom decided to visit a small baptist church in Pasadena. The first service we attended was a Wednesday night, I knew God answered my prayer, I got saved, and met bro richard, he attended light house on Thursdays so we started going on Thursday, and fell in love with the preaching ! I thank god for my young years in the church. The music programs and the choir, the lunch between morning and evening service, I loved it very much and sometimes wish I could go back to those days. Bro Dunn could always make me laugh, my husband was almost jealous of how much I’d laugh during service lol (being funny is not his best skill..he tries..but it’s okay I still love him) Thank you for everything bro Dunn and Mrs Dunn. I love you both very much!
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Gwin Fosnight posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Pastor Dunn will forever be in our hearts! We are thankful to have gotten to know him and hear his great preaching! He was always kind and thoughtful. He loved his church dearly and we love him.
Love, Momma Green, Gwin Fosnight and Ethan Fosnight
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Friday, April 5, 2024
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Bro Phil was just one of a kind. He was always one of my favorite preachers because he always preached hard and straight, but with his special touch of humor. He came up to Canada for our July Revival every year and that was a time I always looked forward to! The Lord always touched his preaching. It makes me smile thinking about the times we would get a little too quiet in the preaching and he'd walk out into the congregation, face the pulpit, and say "That's good preaching, preacher!" What a testimony of faithfulness he was! He sure will be missed by all of us here in Canada!
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Gail Taylor posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Preacher Dunn was one of God’s BEST… Bible Baptist church and the Taylor Family we’re BLESSED to call him friend .. He Loved people & shared the gospel with so many others. Love you Sis. Robin .. Bro. Mike & Gail Taylor
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Buster Kinsey posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Brother Phil was a wonderful friend. He made it his mission to encourage and show Christ love. He did so much for our family, and we are forever grateful. His presence will be missed but his influence and memory will not be forgotten. We’ll meet again someday.
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Dana Gothard posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
I remember meeting Bro. Dunn for the first time at our campmeeting when I was around 7 years old. I’ll never forget feeling left out and lonely in the church one afternoon after all the teenagers had went on an outing, I was sitting on the piano trying to pick out a song.
Bro. Phil appeared and helped me learn “heart and soul”. When someone shows you such kindness, it’s easy to listen to their preaching.
The years moved on and bro. Phil and sis. Robin became an incredible influence on my life. We would come to la Porte once a year for the March meeting, and being able to stay in their house was such a fun, encouraging time. Some of the best memories of my life were made at Lighthouse Baptist church. When our family went through the storms of life, bro. Phil got on a plane and sat in silence with us when we didn’t know what would happen.
A true friend. One of my favorite preachers… I will miss him so much. Heaven is sounding sweeter! Praying for his family, I’m so thankful they shared him with everyone.
With Love and prayers
Dana Gothard
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Ralph and Dottie Worden Jr posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Ralph and Dottie Worden Jr. Bro Dunn preaches from his heart, I remember him saying " I am just a plain no body, just a jo smog but God just loves me, and blessed me, He will do the same for you, just let Him''. He'd preach hell hot, Heaven sweet, and he would cry as he begged you not to go to the bad place. God loves you way to much for that. He would say. We will never forget that cowboy preacher, with a heart full of love, as big as Texas. I can say this family would not be what we are today, if we did not have God, and the love and the prayers of Bro Dunn and Sis Robin in our lives, Preacher, you are greatly loved and will be missed by us. See you in The Morning, over there. You will always be the Worden family favorite Preacher. Love and prayers for your family as they live out God's will in their lives here, till the day goodbye will never be spoken again.
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Kike & Marian Kuykendall posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
I will miss Pastor with his cowboy hat Sunday morning.. It was a comfort to have Pastor watching over us ladies when we had our meetings. I loved watching his grandkids & the other young ones of the church sit on the steps with him & chat. I will miss his Sunday school class & his Dunnology teachings. Thank you Pastor for your love & guidance. Godspeed. Marian Kuykendall, Yes he was the best Sunday school teacher in the world as far as I’m concerned from the Donut Guy
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Monica Contreras posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
It was more than a pleasure to be at your church for your services in the little time that I have been going. I only wish it could have been longer, but God had other plans. Some of your stories made me cry, some made me really think about my own past with my children and your jokes were definitely funny.
Hearing you sing always brought tears to my eyes.
You will be so missed :(
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Veronica Creek posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Preacher Dunn was an amazing pastor, very compassionate. He worked so hard on the church and gave very generously to missionaries across the world. His piano playing and singing was a blessing, very strong, as he was in his ministry to the church.
See you in heaven,
Veronica Creek
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Carol McGraw posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Bro. Phil was my choir director, my friend ,and my brother in the Lord. For the 15 years at Shady Acers he’s singing, his laughter and his graceful ways meant so much. When he preached and told about his love for the Savior you knew he was real.
My brother Big John counted him as a friend. Now I can see them along with Bro. Jack sitting and talking about all the trips they made together and now together again for eternity. Can’t hardly wait to be in that campmeeting!!!!
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Shannon Pillow posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Back in the day Bro , Phil, and We’re at a meeting I came with some other people and he showed up. I guess with some preacher guys I have always looked up to bro Phil. And so there was a situation where this guy apparently liked me and I asked brother Phil to talk to this person so that I would know whether I was doing the right thing or not so he went to talk to this guy and he came back a few minutes later and said he didn’t think that I should continue to see the guy And I’ve always been very grateful for Phil for always being a great friend I love him and Mrs Robin very much and I will miss brother Phil dearly.
Love Shannon Pillow
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Mikenzie Wood posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
If I could also add. My dad used to work off shore or would leave for work for long periods of time. There was this deal going on at chilis for a daddy daughter date. My dad wasn’t there so I asked Brother Dunn to go with me. He did. He went with me both times. I will never forget him.
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Mike Taylor posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
I met Bro. Dunn in 1995 at a campmeeting in Royston, Ga. He and my dad instantly hit it off and became best of friends. He preached for us at Bible Baptist once a year for almost 30 years. His preaching has greatly impacted my life, my church and my family. Forever thankful to God for letting our paths cross.
Michael Taylor. Bible Baptist Church
Callahan, FL
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Mikenzie Wood posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
It’s been years since I’ve seen him. He was so kind and compassionate and could really play the piano and sing. His ability to create music and sing for the lord will always stick with me. I really wish I could have seen him before he passed away. I wanted to take a trip down to Texas and be able to see him again. He was like a grandfather to me. He was so full of kindness. I will never forget it. It breaks my heart that I didn’t get to see him one last time. I will always remember him fondly. He was apart of my growing up. He took my family in. He was such a kind man. I miss him. I hope to see him again I really really miss him.
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Dwight and Amy Seagroves posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Bro Dunn was and always will be my favorite preacher. He was such a blessing. The Lord used him in a mighty way to help me as a young teen. I never heard a message from him that I didn’t get the help I need.
My favorite memory of Bro Dunn was that he came in for a meeting at the church I was attending at the time. I was about to graduate from high school and he was wondering what I was planning to do after graduation. I said that I was wanting to start learning how to be a seamstress and homemaker. He encouraged me to learn all that I can, stay in my Bible and stay with the Lord in and through everything no matter how hard life will get. Then as my family and I walked out of the church to leave he followed me out and gave a love gift to help me with getting my fist sewing machine. He took a special interest in me and even took time to text me on my wedding day.
I will miss seeing him here but will see him again in glory
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Vashti Buchanan posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
I was looking for a Bible Believing Independent Baptist church. My Dad died and I was seeking a way back to the Lord. I visited Lighthouse Baptist Church and found a Preacher who preached the whole counsel of God. Thank you Preacher for helping me get back on spiritual feet through your faithfully preaching the Word. We will no doubt see you soon!
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Pamela Warren posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
God sent us on a journey. He said go to the light where you will find a star that will help you find everlasting life. We stumbled upon Lighthouse Baptist Church with the Brightest Star standing at the door inviting us in. We knew we had found our light. There stood Preacher Dunn with a soft gentle voice welcoming us to the Lords house. God filled our souls the moment we walked in and has given us a God Loving Christian Family. Preacher has shown us Gods Love, Mercy, Grace and Sacrifice. Gods Gift to us that day was Preacher Dunn and Lighthouse Baptist Church, Shining Bright and showing us the way.
We Love you and will miss you . Thank you for Loving Us Preacher. ❤️
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What beautiful kindness Pastor Dunn gave to everyone who knew him!
He will always be in my memories.
I feel blessed to have met wonderful people like Pastor Dunn and his wife .
My prayers go out to his wife Robin at this difficult time for her.
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Caleb Carrizales posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
Brother Phil, Thank you for all you did as a friend and a man with a great vision for missions. We will miss you dearly, our prayers for your dear wife and beautiful family. Caleb Carrizales and Beautiful Gate Baptist Church, San Antonio ,Tx.
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Joyce Weaver posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
What a blessing it was to have had the privilege of staying in the home of Bro. Phil and Sis. Robin Dunn during a Camp Meeting at Shady Acres Baptist Church. Bro. Jack Woods was still there at the time. I particularly remember the kindness shown and the book on prayer that Bro. Phil had placed on the nightstand in our room.
Robin, Christine and family, may God comfort your hearts until that day when you are reunited again. “…Even so, come, Lord Jesus.” Rev. 22:20
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Kim Thompson posted a condolence
Friday, April 5, 2024
We so enjoyed Bro. Phil’s preaching and singing!!! Oh, how a couple of his messages in particular met my soul’s need in that hour! So until I see Jesus face to face, and until I meet up with our dear brother again, I’ll just keep joyfully adhering to Bro. Phil’s advice: I’ll drink a gallon of “I Don’t Give a Rip” first thing in the morning and keep on serving our worthy Lord!
Amen! We love you Dunns!
Kim Thompson
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Julie & Kyle Johnston posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
The last time I saw Bro. Phil, he preached his heart out at Cornerstone Baptist Church!! He even put on his extra headlight glasses to better see the Bible! That was a great service! His preaching, singing and his faithful presence will be sorely missed by all!! Thankful that God has him now and he is at PEACE!!!❤️
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R Bell posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Sincere condolences to the family. I am so very sorry for your loss. May God provide the necessary peace and comfort to your family and friends during this difficult time. Please remember these words of encouragement from the Bible: “Jesus plainly told her: I am the resurrection and the life. He that exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life.” —John 11:20-25.
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Gail Riplinger posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Pastor Dunn's great faith is now sight, seeing the "far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory" 2 Cor 4:17. He was one in a million, literally, for the LORD. My prayers will continue daily for Mrs. Dunn, Tammy, Joe, Christine, and the wonderful church family. We weep for the loss, but praise God for a life which SO glorified our Saviour. Gail Riplinger
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Bro. Joel & Laura Gambrell posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Bro. Dunn was a tremendous blessing to us! He was a great soldier for The Lord Jesus Christ, and a true friend. We are so very grateful for his kindness, his wisdom, and his testimony of faithful service to our LORD!
"The memory of the just is blessed:" Proverbs 10:7a
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John Thompson posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
I remember our fellowship in the gospel from years ago, both at Shady Acres Baptist Church, and at Lighthouse Baptist in Laporte. My prayers are for Robin and the family that God’s grace with sustain you all at this time. Someday, we will all have a great reunion in heaven.
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Matt Allen posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Brother Phil Dunn was always an encouragement to me and to our family. Such a big smile!
Know of our love and prayer for his family and Lighthouse.
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Jeremy Mendoza posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Pastor Phil Dunn made an incredible impact in my life during my teenage years. His passionate preaching, wonderful sense of humor, and love for Jesus were so infectious that I couldn't help but be touched by his life and ministry. He was our special speaker at youth retreats (IBB), youth camps (CLDV), and special meetings (IBB). He always took time to spend with me and my wife and I will cherish those memories of laughing and talking about God's work in our lives. I can honestly say he was a genuine faith filled man and follower of Jesus.
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Benjamin Harwood posted a condolence
Thursday, April 4, 2024
It’s amazing what a little encouragement can do.
Brother Dunn was always an encourager to our family. Even in tough times when I would see him once or twice a year, I would feel encouraged.
Many will talk of his singing and preaching which were enjoyable in a special way to many as well as to me.
But I will always remember and work to emulate his words of encouragement in 1 on 1 interactions that have stuck with me for over 20 years.
He was real, he was a Man of God, and he was someone you just felt like you could depend on to be faithful.
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Marie Stokes posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
When I was a little girl, Bro Phil was singing in the old building of Shady Acres and it got really quiet. I knew that something was very different. I didn’t fully understand what was going on so I leaned over to my Meemaw and asked her what was happening. She whispered and patted my leg, “The Lord is here.” I always loved when Bro Phil would sing because it reminded me of the first time I felt The Lord’s presence.
Marie S.
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Danny Farley posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Brother Phillip Dunn was my friend and co-laborer in the gospel. When I asked him if he was interested in starting a church in LaPorte, Texas, he never hesitated but he told me he would do his best to be faithful. He was definitely faithful and built a strong missions giving church where people could get saved and rejoice in the Lord. He was also active in his community and city affairs. Well done, thou good and faithful servant!
Danny Farley
Shady Acres Baptist Church
Houston, Texas
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