Funeral Program Flip Book
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Ways you can help the Evans family during this time:
- Pray for Dr. Evans and the entire Evans family.
- Send cards of encouragement to Dr. Tony Evans or any member of the Evans family to: c/o Senior Pastor’s Office, 1808 W Camp Wisdom Rd, Dallas, TX 75232.
- In lieu of flowers, the Evans family would love for your help in continuing the ministry to Pastors’ Wives that was dear to Lois’ heart. You can send contributions to The Urban Alternative and notate Pastors’ Wives Ministry in the memo of your check at any time, or you can contribute electronically at tonyevans.org/loisevans.
Thank you for loving the Evans family, and thank you for your ongoing prayers.
We absolutely adored our First Lady, Dr. Lois Evans. To our church family, she was a loyal friend, a devoted sister, a wise mentor, and a spiritual mother. She was our example of faithfulness and obedience to God’s Word and His ministry. Our collection of photos doesn’t come close to conveying the full impact Sister Evans had on the life of our ministry.
Hi…My name is Rochelle Williams, I never met sister Lois Evans, but I do feel that through the Holy Spirit I knew her through him. I bought a book The title was (season of love a daily devotions for couples). That was in 2/04 and I wrote on the first page for myself and my marriage to understand it better through God’s eyes. I started reading this book and I can say I laughed, Cried, Smiled and sometimes even gritted my teeth At some of the things that I read about your relationship with each other.In reading the book he brought me closer in the spirit do you sister Lois Evans and Dr. Tony Evans. I send my Condolences to you and your family at this time in your lost, but you know like I know we don’t lose our love ones they are asleep for now…. praise god!!! So for not I pray that god will give y’all comfort and peace. God bless with all my love in Christ Jesus.
Hi…my is Rochelle Williams, I never meet sister Louis, but I feel that the Holy Spirit helped me in knowing her through him. I bought a book on 2/04 (Seasons of LOVE A Daily Devotional for Couples). I wrote in the book on the first page, (for myself and my marriage to understand it better through God’s eye). When I started reading this book that is when I felt my connection with Sister Evens and Brother Evens. Reading this book I laughed and cried, smiled and sometimes gritted my teeth at some of the things I read, but through it all it help me. Thank to both of you ,may Christ Jesus keep you and your family at this time as this. All my love your sister in Christ Jesus ❤️
I love and miss Dr. Lois Evans even though I’ve never met her in person. She impacted my life through social media. One day as I clicked on Instagram to check on something my son had posted., I see a direct message from Lois Evans. She said she was scrolling down the page but God would not allow her to scroll pass my name . She said God had given her instructions for me and if I follow them God would bless me. She said God wanted me to pray more and gave me several scriptures. She said God said to fast each day til noon and pray those scriptures. It definitely changed my life. I joined her Pastor’s Wives Group. I love her. Praying for the family.
Mrs. Evans will be greatly missed. She was the epitome of grace, elegance but above all a true Proverbs 31 woman. I have admired her love for the Lord, her husband, her children and her family for several years. I feel honored that I was able to attend the DFJ conferences in which I was able to hear her speak about the true meaning of living for Jesus. Mrs. Evans, thank you for the legacy you leave behind. Continued prayers for the Evans family… may the peace of our sweet Jesus cover you all.
I am missing my first lady. she was the epitome of grace and class even unto glory.
I will miss her awesome smile! I pray that I become half the woman that she is. My condolences and prayers to Pastor Evans and his family. God is with you.
My heart goes out. I am grieved to hear this news. My condolences. I Pray that God’s strength will uphold you and your Family. To the church keep believing and demonstrate Love as you all stand in support of your Pastor.
Pastor and Family,
Words escape me. Feelings of grief abound me. But one thing g I can say is that Lois Evans spoke to my spirit and made me want to know more about being a godly woman, more warm, personable, better wife, sister, HUMAN BEING. Her void will be felt but prayers will be constant for you and tour family! I love you all!!!!
Blessings
Denisha Wilkins
My prayers for Pastor Evans and the family. I will continue to pray for comfort and strength. Sis. Lois Evans seem like extraordinary woman. My prayers will continue.
My prayer is with you ,and your family. I’ve never physically met your wife nor you. But I support you and your ministry. Your entire family is a blessing and , your beautiful wife legacy will continue to live on in all the lives she touched starting with your children, church members and all those like me who she never met. I just want to thank God for her life , and I want to thank you all for sharing her with the world. May the power of God and his peace comfort you all in the days and years to come. Love always.cynthia Carter.
Praying for the Evans ‘ family and OCBFC family for God’s grace, strength, comfort now and the days ahead!
Always remember, God does EVERYTHING well and FAILS at nothing!!
Dear Tony and the Evans children and grandchildren. We love you all and feel the pain of physical separation from your dear wife, mom and grandmother; and our friend Lois. Tony, we had no idea when we met you all in the early 1980’s at Sandy Cove that the impact of your lives and ministry would knit us together in a friendship that extends to this day even to your larger family. We have shared many happy moments with the family on cruises, trips, concerts and various other ministry occasions, as well as somber moments as experienced over the recent months. We are so sorry we cannot attend the Homegoing service as much as we desire to be with you to show our support and just to hug once again. Unfortunately family illness prevents us from being there. Know that we love you and have prayed for God’s comfort, healing and clear direction as you continue serving the King of Kings, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To the OCBF family, this is a heavy blow as First Lady Lois Evans is physically gone, but we thank God her legacy will continue through her children and ministries continuing to impact the Kingdom of God and His agenda. Tony, you are a true follower of Christ as demonstrated through your teaching and preaching of the Word, in the way you have raised your children, and in impacting the world for Christ. God bless you brother, and may your testimony continue to be an example of a Kingdom Man as Lois is truly a Kingdom Woman.
To Pastor Evans and family,
It’s the love that’s left behind that lasts forever, the joy of having been part of someone else’s journey that warms our hearts during the this difficult time.
Wishing you the comfort of that love and the peace of knowing it will never leave you. Our First Lady will be missed, but we will have the wonderful memories!
With my deepest sympathy.
Dorothy Bell
I am grateful that I was able to meet and speak with Lady Evans on several occasions since joining OCBF in 2014. Her appearance was always impeccable and she carried herself in a humble and beautiful manner. I appreciate the events that I was able to attend that she was a part of for women. She will be missed, but we thank God that she is now present with the Lord and all pain has ceased! Glory to God in the Highest!
To the Evans Family, we share your grief. My wife and I memorialized her mother on December 21, 2019. God did something that was not expected but He did it in a miraculous way. My mother-n-law slept away. God answers prayers. We grieve with you because we understand and we will continue to pray for you all.
Pastor Evans and Family,
My heart is pieces-but the blessing of knowing First Lady Dr. Lois Evans, serving under an authentic Woman of God has been one of the best blessings of my life.
Sending you all prayers and love- knowing Our Father will see you through.
Sincere Condolences,
My condolences to the OCBF family ~ December 29th…A day I’ll always remember!
1st my mother’s date of birth & her death too & now Dr. Lois Evans (wife of Dr. Tony Evans) transitioning too 4 days after Christmas…Wow!
May God Bless this family. She is now in eternal Peace,
Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy for the Evans family during such a difficult time of loss. Your church family surrounds you with all the love & support that we have. Sis Lois wonderful beautiful loving caring mother sister friend mentor pastor will be truly missed. We love you & her dear Pastor., Kirk, Marianne, Bianca, & Antaeus Hemphill
Praying for comfort and strength during this home going. Peace and continued blessings.
The Smart Family
Dr. Evans was a rare jewel. She was open, authentic, warm, gracious, wise, strong, funny, elegant and kind as she modeled what I aspire to be as a Christian woman. Her eyes twinkled and her smile was like sunshine. I thank God for Dr. Evans and the ways she touched my life. Her legacy lives on.
My condolences and deepest sympathy to the family and loved ones. You all are in my prayers. The Holy Spirit is a mighty comforter during such times.
When my mom passed from cancer I felt lost. I felt empty. I felt like I lost myself. My nephew who was reacquainted with Jesus, really got to learn and know Jesus and was there to help his family pick up their broken hearts and teach us who Jesus really is. Thank you God for him. From there I found Kwave 107.9 radio in Los Angeles Calif and began listening to the many programs and of course a favorite Tony Evan’s. Love, love his teachings! Love his explanation of the bible. Love how he tries so hard to make sure we all accept and know how we need Jesus! I know what it’s like to see someone you love be ripped apart from cancer. I know what’s it’s like to wait for a selfish miracle frorm God to keep them here more on Earth for us. And that moment when its final and it’s over. Death is death. No matter the position or knowledge or relationship we have with Heaven it will forever be hard to accept. We humans will never understand nor want to. Cry for however long you need to. Keep talking to God cause he will get you to each hour. One day, and may it come fast, we will all be reunited again!
Praying for you all as a family! Praying that God gives strength and guidance during this time. Prayers to Pastor Evans and the family!
I see your smile only God gives this to you Lois. We use lots of words to describe our God. God is a healer he brings hope and joy in our live. God is awesome. Praying for you and the family. Trust call his name their is something about that name Jesus.
Dear Sister Lois Evans and Family,
Do not fear, do not be dismayed; our Lord is with you ALWAYS. Our Lord has not brought you, as a family, this far to leave you. Sending you love and prayers for this journey you’re on.