Dad Is Finally Home

Richard D. Sandlin October 15, 1933 - September 17, 2023

Dear friends,

Friends, my Dad went home to Glory just after midnight Sunday morning. He was born on a Sunday and died on a Sunday. How fitting. Moreover, he died painlessly and gently, just as we prayed. Thank you humbly for your petitions. He was faithful all the way to the end.

He quite literally fell asleep in the Lord. He will awake on that great Resurrection Morning.

If you’d like to to post memories, tributes or photos of my Dad and his life and ministry, there’s a dedicated facebook page here.

For those of you who’ve asked about donations in honor of my Dad’s life, he made me promise to convey the following to you.

First, he wants to thank all of you who have so sacrificially supported his ministry. You have meant so much to him. 

He wants you to prayerfully consider sending a donation to and/or diverting your continued support from him to one or both of two ministries that perpetuate his own convictions:

First, the Center for Cultural Leadership, which I founded and lead. He stated CCL continues his commitment to the Lordship of Jesus in all things. You can donate at PayPal or Venmo. Or send a check to:

Center for Cultural Leadership

P. O. Box 100

Coulterville, CA 95311

Second, consider Camp Victory, led by my sister Leah and her husband Evangelist George Griffis. He said Camp Victory preserves his love for the old-time Bible-believing Baptist faith. You can send a check here:

Camp Victory

846 Camp Victory Rd

Shopville, KY 42501

Thank you deeply for your love and support for my father’s ministry. 

I'll soon send you my tribute to him.

His Substack account and archives will remain open.

You can email me here: sandlin@saber.net

You can email my sister Leah Griffis here: preciouscbt@sbcglobal.net

Yours and His,

P. Andrew Sandlin