Bishop Milton Hall is the second eldest son of the late Elder and Mrs. Lewis J. Hall. He is married to the former Julia Mae Watson and they are the proud parents of Milton L., Jr., Lewis Jerone, and Joyce.

Having been trained by godly parents he learned the importance of a life committed to Christ, and in 1949 committed his life to the Lord. He accepted the call to the gospel ministry in 1949 and was ordained in 1958.

Bishop Hall has been a dedicated servant who has served in many civic and church related activities. His civic concerns are service on both the Citizens Housing and the Mayor’s Advisory Committees of the city of Kokomo, Indiana. His church service has been extensive and varied. He served religiously, before becoming Prelate as State Sunday School Chairman, State Chariman of Public Relations, and Administrative Assistant to the Bishop W.O. Blakely. He served the national church faithfully as a member of the National Constitutional Committee and the National Renovation Committee for National Church Properties.

Bishop Hall has served as Interim-pastor at six churches in Indiana. He built New New Bethany Church in Marion, Indiana, where he served as pastor from 1968 until 1982. He presently serves as Pastor of the Grace Memorial Church of God in Christ, in Kokomo, Indiana.

The First Jurisdiction of Indiana has been well served by Bishop Hall. Under his visionary leadership the jurisdiction has grown spiritually and financially. His “Open Door” Policy has given many the opportunity to come to him and discuss their concerns. He has also given opportunities to many who may not have had such an opportunity, to come forth and minister in the state Minister’s and Worker’s Meeting and in the Holy Convocation.

His leadership has established and reorganized ministries in the jurisdiction that are excelling such as Scholastical Motivation, the State Leadership Conference, and the Young Men’s Christian Council.

Bishop Hall is the God anointed and appointed Prelate that God is using to lead Indiana into the 21st Century.

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