Background
III, Zolton Julius Phillips, was born on June 25, 1936 in Fort Monroe, Virginia, United States. Son of Zolton Julius II and Ruth (Shores) P.
III, Zolton Julius Phillips, was born on June 25, 1936 in Fort Monroe, Virginia, United States. Son of Zolton Julius II and Ruth (Shores) P.
Bachelor, King College, 1959. Master of Divinity, Union Theological Seminary, 1963. Doctor of Ministry, McCormick Theological Seminary, 1977.
Pastor, Chinquapin and Salem (North Carolina) Presbyterian Church, 1963-1966; pastor, Waddell Member and Mitchells Presbyterian Church, Rapidan, Virginia, 1966-1969; pastor, Village Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Virginia, 1969-1974; pastor, St. Stephen Presbyterian Church, Orlando, Florida, 1974-1976; pastor, Glenwood Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1976-1979; pastor, Pinewood Presbyterian Church, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 1979-1982; pastor, Lafayette Presbyterian Church, Tallahassee, Florida, 1982-1988; pastor, Hunting Ridge Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, 1988-1990; N.E. regional director, Outreach Foundation, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1990-1992; pastor, Blackstone (Virginia) Presbyterian Church, since 1992. Interim pastor Canal St. Presbyterian Church, New Orleans, 1990. Regional director Outreach Foundation, 1990-1992.
National president Presbyterian Pro-Life. Auxiliary chaplain United States Air Force, Richmond, 1969-1974, Orlando, 1974-1976. Police chaplain Tallahassee Police Department, 1982-1988.
Member executive committee Republican Central Committee Leon County, Tallahassee, 1982-1988. Board directors united services for older adults City of Greensboro. Counselor for youth Young Men’s Christian Association, Orlando.
President Parent-Teachers Association. Co-organizer, counselor Culpeper County Mental Health Center. Member Governor's Council on Education in Virginia.
Clergy advisor Planned Parenthood. Campus minister Florida Technology Institute, Medical College Virginia. Member Masons.
Married Karen Sue Ellis, August 18, 1962. Children: Karen Sue Phillips Ward, Zoltan Julius IV.