Rev. Dr. Frantz LeBlanc

Reverend Dr. Frantz LeBlanc LSW, BD, BSW, NLP, CAC, PhD Reverend Dr. Frantz LeBlanc was born on July 03,1953 in Miragone, Haiti. He was the only child to his mother, Jeanne LeBlanc and father Cenoux LeBlanc. In Haiti, Rev Dr. LeBlanc worked as a carpenter and a furniture craftsman. He was always passionate about education and widely intelligent. Rev Dr. LeBlanc's life changed drastically when a pastor noticed his brilliance and wrote a letter to ensure his relocation to the United States of America in 1974. In 1989, Rev Dr. LeBlanc married the love of his life, Israelite LeBlanc. He was enamored by her beauty, her intelligence and her dedication to ministry. Rev Dr. LeBlanc swept her off her feet and gave her a life of love and splendor. They were married for 34 years. Together they had a major impact on the Haitian community in Philadelphia and did great things for the kingdom of God. Though Reverend Dr. LeBlanc's accomplishments were extensive, it would be a dishonor not to name them all. He was a professor, a genius, a scholar and a hardworking man. Rev Dr. LeBlanc was dedicated to God, his family, his education and his business'. Today, none of his accomplishments will be overlooked. In 1976, he graduated from Western Institute of Language, majoring in Spanish and French. In 1987, he graduated from Community College of Philadelphia with an Associates in Mental Health and Human Service. In 1989, he graduated from LaSalle University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology. In 1991, he graduated from Temple University with a Master’s of Arts in Social Work, minor in Psychology. He studied Theology & Pastoral Counseling at Manna Bible Institute and in 1996, graduated with a Doctoral degree from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Among Rev Dr. LeBlanc's many degrees, he completed various certifications. He was state trained and license by the Department of Public Welfare. In addition, he was a certified Family Therapist by the Philadelphia Child Guidance Training Center. He also was a drug and alcohol addiction counselor. Lastly, Rev Dr. LeBlanc was certified as a N.L.P (Neurolinguistic Programming) by the American Hypnosis Training Academy. Reverend Dr. LeBlanc's academic accomplishments were coupled with great works in the kingdom of God, incredible business savvy, impactful community work and groundbreaking philanthropic efforts. He was a scholar, a theologian, a pastor, a businessman, real estate investor, a teacher, a counselor, community supporter, a mentor and one of the greatest leaders in the Philadelphia Haitian community. His professional accomplishments are as follows. In 1991, he opened Restoration Church of God with the support of his wife, Israelite LeBlanc. The church was a pillar in the Haitian community, orchestrating mighty powerful conferences, youth gathering, ordinations, prayer services and worship concerts throughout many decades. Above all else, many souls were brought to the kingdom of God, youth were kept of the streets and out of the hands of the enemy. The ministry has impacted so many lives and lead so may souls to the kingdom of God. In 1994, Rev Dr. LeBlanc started the United Christian Leadership Theological Studies where he taught dozens, if not, hundreds of pastors. Over 50 % of all the Haitian churches in Philadelphia today are being led by a graduate of this theological school. In 1995, he opened the United Christian Leadership Mental health center where services included an emergency psychiatric group home, a children & youth service program and a drug & alcohol treatment program. Reverend Dr. LeBlanc was also real estate investor. He owned properties in Philadelphia, West Chester and Coatesville. He contributed to orchestrating the relocation of Haitian immigrants to the United stated of America with 4-year scholarships to Universities in Texas. He helped many people in the Haitian community via counseling, mentoring and financial contributions. Rev Dr. LeBlanc also was very talented. He was a musician, a musical composer and a song writer. He played the piano, the bass, the guitar and the accordion. In 1997, he wrote a book entitled "Woman in Ministry." For many years, Reverend Dr. LeBlanc battled with many chronic health problems. On January 23, 2024, at 2:40 in the morning, he went to be with the Lord. One of his last request was for his beautiful wife to sing for him "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." The family, though in devastation, has full peace knowing that he is in heaven. Reverend Dr. Frantz LeBlanc left behind his wife, Israelite LeBlanc, his 7 children, Laurette, Frantzer, Laurine, Frantz Pedro, Jean Benard, Francinor and Francis, 10 grandchildren (Aeli-Reign, Aamir Rafiq, Anya Jolie, ElDon Jerome, Liya Renee, Luca Frantz Mykal, LaJaya, Samir, Laurina, Micah) and 1 great grandchild (Jahir.) Today we are not mourning the death of our beloved father, instead we are carrying the spirit of celebration. His life was an inspiration to us all, we carry his wisdom, his strength and his accomplishment everywhere we go. His legacy will live on forever. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a viewing on Saturday, February 3, 2024 from 9am to 10am at Solid Rock Baptist Church, 420 S. White Horse Pike, Berlin, NJ 08009. Funeral Service 10am to 1:30pm at the church. Interment Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro. For condolences, please visit www.boucherfuneralhome.com

Rev. Dr. Frantz LeBlanc

July 3, 1953 - January 23, 2024