Officials and community leaders gathered on Wednesday at the Plains Post Office to dedicate the building to the late ...

The Rev. Tony Lowden became the pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains in 2019, and he has formed a close relationship with former President Jimmy Carter in that time.

After pastoring to the Carters for six years, Pastor Tony Lowden shares the lessons he's learned from the Carters — and the mark Jimmy's made on his life.

The Rev. Tony Lowden got a call from Jimmy Carter in 2019. On Thursday, Lowden will deliver the former president's eulogy at a funeral service in Plains, Georgia.

Pastor Tony Lowden is the lead pastor and founder of Jabez Ministries. He previously served as pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, Ga., where President Jimmy Carter and First Lady ...

Rev. Tony Lowden served as the former president's pastor for years, but told 13WMAZ he considered the man more of a friend. To stream 13WMAZ on your phone, you need the 13WMAZ app.

Former President Jimmy Carter's longtime personal pastor Tony Lowden delivered a passionate and emotional eulogy honoring the late president during a service at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains ...

Rev. Tony Lowden will read a prayer Thursday in Washington and then preside over the private, final service for President Jimmy Carter in Plains. Credit: WXIA/Pool Author: Jonathan Raymond (11Alive) ...

PLAINS, Ga. (WALB) - Former president Jimmy Carter’s pastor Tony Lowden will be back behind the podium at Maranatha Baptist Church on Thursday giving a final eulogy for his longtime friend.

The Rev. Tony Lowden often goes back to the voice message. It was March 25, 2019, a day after Lowden, who had pastored at churches in Macon and Warner Robins, served as a guest preacher at ...

After pastoring to the Carters for six years, Pastor Tony Lowden shares the lessons he's learned from the Carters — and the mark Jimmy's made on his life.

Rev. Tony Lowden will read a prayer Thursday in Washington and then preside over the private, final service for President Jimmy Carter in Plains.