Rev. Lloyd Allan Hill

Pastor: Liberty Missionary Baptist Church

Charleston, WV

Psalm 34:6

This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him, and saved him out of all his troubles.

Born March 18 1960, in Charleston, WV to Mr. Robert Lee and Elnora Marie Hill.

Educated in Kanawha County Schools till the age 16 after which he decided on his own that he no longer needed school to make it in this life. Less than one year later at the age of 17 he found himself standing before a judge who sentenced him to the state penitentiary at Moundsville for the rest of his natural life. Pastor Hill came to know Christ after two years of being incarcerated and it was there that God called him to preach as well as pastor the very men whom he was locked up with. In 1988 God over ruled the Judges sentence and released Pastor Hill to further the call upon his life to do the will of God outside the walls of prison. In 1990 Reverend Hill was called to serve as Youth Minister of The Liberty Missionary Baptist Church by which also in 1991 he was licensed to preach the gospel under the pastorate of Reverend Charles E. Blackmon.

In 1991 he had the distinct honor of preaching the first ever Charleston Black Ministerial Alliance, Inc. City – Wide Youth Revival and in 1992 he was asked to do so again. In 1996 he was ordained by The Mt. Olivet Baptist Association after being called to serve as Senior Pastor of The Liberty Missionary Baptist Church.

Pastor Hill also serves on various boards and committees through out the community which he feels he is call to serve.

In December 2004 Pastor Hill was granted a full and unconditional pardon by then Governor Bob Wise, and was selected by the Martin Luther King Jr. West Virginia Holiday Commission to be the recipient of the 2008 Govenor's "Living The Dream" Award. Today he is the Senior Pastor of the Liberty Missionary Baptist Church of Charleston where he has served now for over 11 years. He has recently been re-elected as the President of the Charleston Black Ministerial Alliance Inc. whose membership is some 28 churches and over 40 ministers. Pastor Hill is very active in the community, serving on several boards and committees, working with the young people at the community center, speaking up and out for the rights of others as needed.

His heart’s desire is to see people saved and delivered by coming to Christ especially our young people whom the enemy is destroying with a vengeance.

He is married to the former Rosa Ward of McDowell County, WV and together they have 4 children and 10 grandchildren.