Dr. Larry Langston was born on February 3, 1952, to Reverend Jackie Langston and Ruth Tidwell Langston. He had one sibling, Charles Edwin Langston, who unfortunately passed away in 1990. Due to his parents’ pastoral commitments across the Southern United States, the family frequently relocated, instilling in Larry an adaptability to diverse climates, cultures, and demographics.

In July 1970, Dr. Langston married Diann French from Panama City, Florida. The couple initially traveled extensively for ministry purposes before settling into pastoral roles in various states, including Georgia, Louisiana, Ohio, and Florida. They reside in Houston, Texas, and are parents to five children and grandparents to seventeen grandchildren.
Academically, Dr. Langston holds a master’s degree in theology from Moody Theological Institute in Locust Grove, Georgia, and a doctorate in theology from Heritage University and Seminary in Kissimmee, Florida.

Professionally, Dr. Langston balances his pastoral duties with entrepreneurial ventures. He serves as the International Pastor for Blessed Hope Christian Community Churches International, with over 400 venues spread across international locations such as the Philippine Islands, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada, and the United States.

He is also the Founder and President of Blessed Hope Children’s Fund, a 501 C-3 non-profit organization that collaborates with the Blessed Hope Foundation to provide 25,000 nutritious meals and mentorship programs for over 2,000 children and their families each month.
Additionally, Dr. Langston is the CEO of Best Life TV Network, a digital streaming platform that delivers inspirational Christian content to an audience of over 200 million households worldwide.

Dr. Langston is a renowned speaker, author, and co-author of numerous publications and a television producer. He enjoys walking, biking, hunting, fishing, and boating in his leisure time. His leadership skills and multifaceted ministry have allowed him to travel and impact lives globally.