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Wally Long
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Wally Long

Pastor Wally Long

About Wally Long

Wally Long is a man defined by faith, service, and wisdom forged through life’s greatest challenges. A ten-year Marine veteran and retired federal correctional officer, he has devoted his life to serving others and sharing the truth of God’s Word.

For more than twenty-five years, Wally preached and taught as a lay minister before becoming a pastor in his hometown of Mount Vernon, Missouri. His pursuit of biblical understanding led him to graduate Summa Cum Laude from Liberty University in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies.

Wally and his wife, Sylvia, have been married for more than 43 years and are blessed with 8 children and 9 grandchildren, carrying forward a rich legacy of faith and family.

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Episodes with Wally Long.

Wally Long: Finding Hope & Healing Through Faith & TrialsOvercoming trials28m

Wally Long: Finding Hope & Healing Through Faith & Trials

Pastor and author Wally Long joins Philip Cameron to share one of the most harrowing stories of compounded family tragedy you will ever hear — and how his unshakeable faith carried him through it all. In the span of just eleven months, Wally lost his youngest sister to suicide, nearly lost his 18-year-old son in a devastating motorcycle accident, and then buried his mother. Before he could fully recover, a 12-year-old nephew killed Wally's brother and sister-in-law, critically wounding two younger children in the same attack. "The only thing I had was my faith," Wally says. "That's all I could cling to." Rather than collapse under the weight of unimaginable grief, Wally and his wife adopted two of the surviving children — their seventh and eighth — and leaned into a simple, daily discipline: "Just do the next thing." That posture of one-step-at-a-time obedience, rooted in the peace that "passes understanding," became the foundation of his healing journey and ultimately the sermon series that grew into his book, Why Me, Lord. Wally also recounts the moment — just five days after the murders — when God compelled him to visit his imprisoned 12-year-old nephew, and how choosing forgiveness over bitterness became the turning point for his entire family's restoration. He later appeared on the Piers Morgan show to share his faith publicly in the middle of the crisis. If you or someone you love is walking through a dark valley, this conversation is essential viewing. Learn more and get the book at wallylong.com.

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