Dale E. Galloway

I am so sorry I don't get on computer to often I send my condolences he was such a great guy so sorry may his wings fly high and be out Angel and protect us all....

As a young man some 40 years ago I was a young pastor going through a divorce. I don't remember the name of the book or where I got it but it addressed my situation. I was Petros enough to locate his home phone number and call him at home. He talked with me for the better part of an hour. I am 70 years old and have had a very successful ministry because of his encouragement.

Hello to his loved ones, I've just recently started reading Mr. Galloway's book, Making Church Relevant. Our church has been under severe attack for several years. Our pastor finally resigned and we lost members. I truly believe this was God's intervention so we can grow and be better servants. After reading only a small part of this book, I am convinced it will do just that. I'm shopping to buy multiple books to pass out to other members because we so need help. I'm writing this to let you...

I just learned of Pastor Galloways passing. The Wallace´s send our deepest condolences to the Galloway Family. Margi, you were the "wind beneath his wings". God bless you triple fold!!!

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived .thank you for the ways you helped us .Met Dale when church was at Warner Pacific.

Margi, sending you hugs and prayers as you go through this difficult time adjusting to life without Dale. You know God will be with you and give you peace.

Our love & condolences to your family Margo. We´re thankful we spent time with you & Dale!

Dale and Margi became very good friends Over the years. They will be sorely missed. ! May Jesus take care and watch over his loved ones left behind!

Dale was a pioneer. He offered a place for the hurt and wounded to heal to be ministered to. I loved it when his staff (Pastors Betty, Floyd) would work out with him at the health club. They would have serious theological discussions which I enjoyed. New Hope was not the same without him.