About the First Family

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Pastor Hall is a native of Dallas, Texas, however, he spent his childhood years growing up in Arizona and Kansas. A graduate of Wichita Kansas Public School Heights High School, he holds a B. A. Degree from Bishop College and a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. He has served as Pastor of the Greater Friendship Missionary Baptist Church (Fort Worth, Texas), Associate Minister of the Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church (Dallas, Texas) the late Dr. C. B. T. Smith, Pastor, and Associate Minister of the Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church (Wichita, Kansas) the late Dr. Lloyd D. Hall Jr., Pastor. Currently, he is the Pastor of St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas for over 28 years. In 2017, Pastor Hall was installed as the moderator of the North Texas District Association following 16 years of excellent leadership of Rev. Dr. William Timothy Glynn of Ft. Worth, Texas. 

In the Spring of 1983, Pastor Hall became a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated Epsilon Gamma Chapter at Bishop College. He is currently a member of the Nu Pi Lambda Chapter in Arlington, TX. He is married to his college sweetheart, Mrs. Stephanie Hall, who is also a graduate of Bishop College and a retired educator of over 35 years. He is a father to Lloimincia D'Chelle Hall-Harris and grandfather of the “LOVE OF HIS LIFE”, Lleia A’Chelle Harris. 

Stephanie La’Chelle Hall, a native from Denison, Texas.

met and married the dream of her life, Rev. Lloyd B. Hall III while

matriculating at Bishop College in 1981. She is the devoted

mother of one daughter, Lloimincia D'Chelle Hall-Harris and dedicated "Gigi" to

her only grandbaby, Lleia A’Chelle Harris. Sis. Hall graduated from Bishop

College with a Bachelor of Science degree in English and a minor in

Spanish. While at Bishop College, Sis. Hall was initiated into Alpha

Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. in the spring of 1983. She is currently an

active member of Tau Rho Omega Chapter in Carrollton, Texas and the

chairman of South Central Region’s Spiritual Oversight Committee. In

1990, Sister Stephanie received her Master of Arts degree in English

from Texas Woman’s University in Denton, Texas.

After graduating from Bishop College, Stephanie began her career as a

high school English teacher in Dallas ISD, then as an administrator in

the district. Sis. Hall retired in 2019 after 35 years in the Dallas

District.

Stephanie is a proud member of St. Luke Baptist Church in Dallas,

Texas where her husband has served as pastor/teacher for the past 27

years. Stephanie is also an active member in the North Texas District

Association where her husband is the Moderator, Missionary Baptist

General Convention of Texas and serves as the 2 nd Vice President of the

Minister’s Wives and Widows Auxiliary of the National Baptist

Convention of America Incorporated, International.

Although prayer and hard work have gotten her where she currently is,

not only in her professional career but also in her spiritual life, Sis.

Stephanie Hall takes pride in being a “Child of God” who requests daily

for God to give her a “clean heart and renew the right spirit within

her”.

In 1993, Pastor and Lady Hall were blessed with a beautiful baby girl, Lloimincia D'Chelle Hall-Harris (Mince).  Mince  was a decorated gymnast of Louisiana State University (LSU); where she graduated as an All-American Gymnast  and completed her master’s degree.  She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, Tau Rho Omega Chapter in Carrollton, TX.   Following in her mother’s footsteps, Mince is an Educator in the Dallas Independent School District, while in school at Texas Christian University to obtain her Principal Certification. She is married to Andre Harris who is the Talent Development Specialist for Republic Services. Also, he is a member of Nu Pi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated.  

Andre and Mince welcomed a beautiful babygirl named Lleia A'Chelle Harris in March 2020.  The Harris family are proud members of St. Luke and servants of the ministry.