Memoirs of a Soldier and an Ambassador for Christ

Memoirs of a Soldier and an Ambassador for Christ (Original Edition)
This edition includes chapters reflecting the author's early life growing up as a young Negro kid in America, shaped by the racial tensions of the 1960s and 1970s. It traces Lloyd Glover's journey from childhood through military service in the Gulf War, highlighting how faith, adversity, and divine purpose transformed him into a soldier and ambassador for Christ. Readers will witness his spiritual awakening, his service in Israel and Saudi Arabia, and his calling into ministry and leadership.

Lloyd C. Glover spent twenty years in the United
States Army before retiring as a sergeant first class on
September 1, 1996. He started his career as a Nike Hercules
crewmen, then an Army recruiter, where he earned next to
the highest recruiting award of three sapphires to the gold
recruiting badge. He later served as a Patriot missiles senior
sergeant serving in combat tours to Israel and Saudi Arabia
during the Gulf War. He also served as the chief instructor
over the Patriot missile training course at Fort Bliss, Texas,
before his retirement. Lloyd is an ordained minister, a former youth pastor, and now the founder and pastor of two
international Christian websites and an online Bible training
center. Lloyd attended World Harvest Bible College.
He grew up in Plainfield, New Jersey, during the sixties
and seventies. The Vietnam War was going on, and he
was a witness when life in the United States for all nationalities
was improving.
He is happily married to his wife, Tammy (Bland)
Glover, of forty years. They have four adult children, seven
grandkids, and three great-granddaughters. He is proud
that two of his children followed in his military footsteps.
His daughter Tiesha is an Air Force veteran, and his son
Christopher Emmanuel is currently serving in the Navy as
a chief petty officer.
His book is written for the purpose of being a teaching
tool, a reminder to believers that we all have a role in
Jesus's commandment of the Great Commission, and we
all can be instrumental in saving souls for God's kingdom.
Lloyd stands on the words of John 3:16, "For God so loved
the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever
believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."
Amen.