He was a man of action and great wisdom. He treated everyone with respect, and help those who needed it. When he spoke you listened and when he taught you learned. Just to talk to him was like reading a great book. There were many times that he would make you think about what you did and showed you a way that’s the will of God. There were times that I talk to him and he helped me to see things a different way at times. I miss talking to him about the world and the word of God. The time I spent with him is one of my greatest memories. Some see him as a pastor Isaac Tisdale, but to me, he was my

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Elder Tisdale was called by God to preach the word of God. Preaching with his bread, water and strength. Elder Tisdale was called to the ministry in 1972.
A short overview, Elder Tisdale got his start at holy tabernacle in New York where you serve diligently for 20 years. While there he was the Sunday school teacher for six years, president of the young people for six years and was the Sunday school superintendent for four years; he also attended Bible college for three years. Elder Tisdale news there was a greater work for him to do, God spoke to Elder Tisdale and directed him to go to South Carolina, where he began to attend Saint James temple in Trio South Carolina under the direction of district elder David Evans. After much prayer and seeking God, in 2002 district elder Evans turn the church over to Elder Tisdale who served as pastor for eight years.
Elder Tisdale was a family man; he and his wife whom he love dearly were blessed with four beautiful children, Wyona, Eric, last Shawn and see Otis. Elder Tisdale was a man of God and we will always remember him