Dr. Charles F. Billington

Thank You Pastor Chuck For Your Faithfulness & Your Tremendous Impact To God´s Beautiful Kingdom & Your Faithful Love For Souls o Love You! R. Albanese NYC-

I had the opportunity to serve with and under Dr. Charles Billington for over 21 years as the Minister of Music for both Dr. Charles and Dr. Dallas. Those were the best years of my 54 years of ministry. They were both great to work for and with. We never had a cross word or a misunderstanding. I cherish their memory and still pray for Chuck and Dallas and their families. Traveling with both of them to their ancestral home in Kentucky, flying alone with Dr. Charles, participating in thousands...

Dr. Charles was a devoted shepard to his flock and will never not be remembered as long as my family is still alive. Until we meet him in the air his memory will not be forgotten.

To the Billington Family,
We want to offer our deepest condolences. May God comfort you in the days ahead. I worked at the church during the late 70's and one of the things I enjoyed the most was when Dr. Charles would have me go over to his mother's home and do yard work for her. She was always so kind to me. I remember those days like they were yesterday. I was saved under his teaching and baptized by him as well. God is good!!

I have read these message. I can't thank you enough for all the love, stories, prayers, and time you spent to write. This means so much to my family and myself! Thank you! May we all find ways to share our love for Jesus like he taught & lived!
Much Love,
Alexandra Billington

Dear Billington Family: I have wonderful memories of growing up at the Akron Baptist Temple. As a teenager, I took piano lessons from Estelle Ruth(played organ for the Civic Theater). I also wanted to learn to play the organ. My parents couldn't afford to buy an organ for me, so Rev. Charles said I could practice on the organ in the original sanctuary. He would always walk through, smile, and say hello. I was very grateful to him for allowing me to do this. As others have already said,...

Thirty-two years ago this month, at the funeral of Dr. Dallas F. Billington, Dr. B.R. Lakin spoke these words, “There was a man sent from God whose name was Dallas.” The same could be said of Dr. Charles Billington. Each of these godly men impacted my life, for which I shall be eternally grateful. I accepted Jesus Christ as my personal savior on December 31, 1961, at a New Year’s Eve Service in which Dr. Lakin was preaching. Dr. Dallas Billington led me in the sinner’s prayer in the time...

To Billington Family,
It is sad to lose family and close friends but we can be happy for them knowing they are with the Lord and no longer suffering.

In Christ love and prayers, Ken and Imojean (Gillentine) Grapes

We have many pleasant memories of growing up in the church of all the Billington family. Whenever we are in Akron we try to atten church.

May God bless you Eileen and wrap his arms around and give you peace and comfort.