To my dearest Grandfather. A man of incredible faith in Christ of whom I miss and will always love beyond compare. My Papa John. You loved me my entire life and I wish you could have met dear Charlotte, your great-granddaughter who I talk often about you to her.

Nearly exactly 8 years ago,  you  went home to be with the  Lord, dear Brother John. I hope you are now able to fellowship more fully with my dad, who had been misled to believe you were "negative" and "poisonous" and who even, I remember, asked you to leave when you  visited  our home in 1988. I'm so sorry. We were such beneficiaries of your genuine care and  your deep, thorough knowledge of the Word of  God that you lived out... We were cheated from the last nearly 30 years of your life and ministry because of false witness borne against you.

I met you when I moved to Anaheim around 1984. As a young teenager, I was so deeply touched that you called each and every brother and sister, including me, by name, after meeting us for the first time, and no matter how much time lapsed between encounters. I spent multiple times  in your home with Viola and sisters who lived there, who needed parent-figures in their lives. 

You  were true to your conscience, which none of us should ever neglect but which must be ignored to submit to the "deputy authority" in the Christian community that rejected you.

Thank you, brother. Thank You, Lord, for this gift to Your Body who treated every believer like the precious gifts we are.

Thank you for being so bold, Mr. Ingalls. Your testimony in “Speaking The Truth In Love” has strengthened me after my struggles with The Lord’s Recovery. I know you are so much more than just that book, but this is the way your efforts have touched my life. 

I encountered your work more than thirty years after it was written, and it was a blessing to me in one of my darkest seasons when I broke away from the Local Churches.

I’ve seen from so many testimonies that speak of how you touched many souls inside and outside of The Lord’s Recovery. I look forward to meeting you someday when all is said and done.

Rest well, Mr. Ingalls.

Conocì a Mr. Ingalls by coincidence in 1989 and Viola. I visited them once. They conforted me from desperate anxiety I was going thru. After coming from a training with the Antichrist at living stream...

Mi cariño admiración y respeto para este maravilloso don.
Me gustaría escuchar sus mensajes traducidos al español. 

I just learned on John's passing. He was a great influence in my life as I had the privilege of rooming in his Anaheim home for one year in the 1970s. I knew both John and Viola in a very personal way. I can say that it was not his teachings that left the lasting impression, but his caring personality and his wisdom.  My best memory of him is after a long day, he would sometimes sit down to his piano to sing and play hymns from his hymn book collection.  He once told me that his box of hymn books was the source of all the hymns in the local church hymnbook, of which I still have my copy.  One of his favorite songs to play and sing with loud gusto was the 19th century hymn "The Holy City", for which he did not need to see a musical score.  

God bless you John as you receive your reward.

We owe much to Brother John in the early years.  As he put out the Word of God - our eyes were opened (i.e. his messages on life and building, the offerings, and much more).

My heart is broken having just learned of his passing into the light above. I have known him here and there for the last 20 years. A tremendous gift he was to the saints. The last time we talked was at a WCCC meeting and we walked around the college grounds outside. He was remembering a time from the past and one from the present. He said between the two he had passed through pain and renewal, but here is the secret of joining the two to bring understanding. They are like a coin where both sides are completely different and yet the value has never changed. Both our past and present things we pass through are the things that make us uniquely one in Christ. I will deeply miss you and Bill Freeman, a coin that I had great worth in. tearfully joyful until we meet again.

Brother John Shore, Ephrata, Washington.

John was a real help to me in my early years of my christian walk. He will be missed!

For all the years I've known him, John has been loving, gracious, kind and full of the spirit.  His ministry to the churches has, in my estimation, become richer and richer as the years progressed.  Thank the Lord for this great man of God. John always encouraged me very much in the Lord for which I am very grateful. I can't wait to see him again.

Christ is and will always be The Song in our hearts that will last for eternity! 
- Jared (Huntington Beach, CA)

Remember the family reunions in South Dakota.  Remember seeing you in California when I stopped to visit and seeing Viola.  Greatest memory
 of your children Samuel and Margaret.
Elmira Smith

You have been a spiritual father to us. Your vision, love and consecration to God's purpose encourages us daily to keep pressing on to know the Lord. By the Lord's grace,we will remember your living in simplicity, humility and honesty to the Lord and to others. 
What a loss to the Body of Christ; but as you will always say to us: ""The Lord Knows.

We of the churches in Africa will ever be grateful to the Lord for the life of Brother John Ingalls.  He was a man who knew God, a man so meek, loving and gentle.  He was a man who knew how to spend time in the Lord's presence.  His meek spirit was very much manifested when he put out the  SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. At the time many of us felt he should have been stronger but his answer was ""This is the right way."" Today whenever we read the we can taste his meek spirit remembering what he said we are assured that this man knew God.  His passing inflicted very severe pain in our hearts because this is a big loss to the Body of Christ.  We are sad but we must accept it because God has spoken and called a faithful servant home. His many years of regular visit to Africa and the riches he released will always be remembered.  When we heard that he fell down and needed surgery we prayed fervently and pleaded with the Lord to give him more years. God heard our prayers and answered us in the most appropriate way displaying His wisdom and sovereignty.  Our beloved brother fought a good fight and faithfully finished his course.  He is definitely in the bosom of Abraham and we will see him again.

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John C Ingalls

April 15, 1930 – October 24, 2016

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