Name Willie Mullan | Died 1980 | |
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An impassioned ian paisley at willie mullan s funeral with mullan s testimony
Willie Mullan was a Northern Irish Evangelist. He was born in Newtownards, County Down, Ireland in 1911. In his book Tramp after God, he tells of living for more than three years as a tramp abusing alcohol and involved in crime. Willie Mullan had a religious conversion and from that time forward he decided he would strive to serve God.
Contents
- An impassioned ian paisley at willie mullan s funeral with mullan s testimony
- Saved from crime willie mullan s testimony 1980
- Career
- Death
- References
Saved from crime willie mullan s testimony 1980
Career
In 1953 Willie Mullan was called to Lurgan Baptist church, and in August of that year he commenced the work in Lurgan. One of his great accomplishments during this time was the Tuesday night Bible class. Every Tuesday night hundreds attended to hear the exposition of the Word. In 1957 William Hewitt and a team of helpers commenced the tape recordings of the Bible class. At least 1500 of these recordings remain until this day. Willie Mullan not only preached in Northern Ireland but in many countries across the world. His ministry has also spread worldwide through the use of the audio tapes.
On October 21, 1961, Willie Mullan was invited to the inaugural opening service for Glenbrook Chapel in Higher Blackley.
Death
In December 1980 Willie Mullan died after taking his own life. On Boxing day that year, his bodily remains were laid to rest in his home town of Newtownards.