Gentle Giant Of The Faith- Reverend Paul D Mooney


How do you write a tribute about someone who truly was a servant leader?  Reverend Paul D Mooney was a man of great faith.  He was devoted to his wife and family. Loved by many all over the world. A preacher of the gospel. Humble. Kind. Gentle. Funny. I can go on and on to describe him. I grew up hearing him preach. He was always so approachable. He had a way of remembering your name. When he came to NY for the district conferences, he would sit next to RJ and get so tickled over how much he loved to eat the Jamaican food. Bro. Mooney stood for truth. He loved fully. There was always a twinkle in his eye.  His legacy lives on in countless people that he poured himself into. Heaven has gained a gentle giant of the faith.  May God give his family and friends peace as they navigate the days to come without him. 

A memorial service is being planned, and all are welcome.

Friday, January 17, 2025
Public Viewing - 2 pm-6:30 pm
Memorial Service – 7 pm
New Life Fellowship
7849 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute, IN 47803

Note: Picture taken from obituary.

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