Pastor Johnson was a truly remarkable man of God. He was kind, gentle and always made time for people. He was also a man of the Word and resolute in his faith. I recall him spending time with my family often. 

As a young woman I recall a time when I was out of employment. Pastor Johnson invited me for prayer and having prayed over my life, it was not long thereafter that the answer to his prayer was manifested in the physical. 

Whilst he is no longer with us, he will not be forgotten. 

I have wonderful memories of dear Bishop Johnson. I remember popping in to visit him after school with my mother Sis Forbes. They spoke about the Lord, and I distinctly remember Bishop offering to repair my school shoes. He was so loving and kind. 

Bishop Johnson along with the late Bishop Strachan baptised me at Lee NTCG, and I was so happy that they were in the pool that evening. Bishop Johnson was a steadfast, godly, upright, caring and committed soldier of the cross. He fought a good fight, he finished his course, he kept the faith!

The Forbes family sends love and condolences to the entire Johnson family. We are praying for you, praying that the God of all comfort will see you through this season, and give you His peace.

As far as I can remember,  Bishop Eldermire Johsom has always been I'm my life.  I've known him as a Pastor on the District of NTCG, Woolwich Branch & affectionately known as "The Weeping Prophet" which as I grew up in Pentecostal Church was that His

Passion and love for God was deep connecting that he would often cry when preaching or praying over the Church. 

Bishop Johnson was a wise, gentle & gifted soul, who would always make time for everyone, great or small.

Bishop Johnson was a humble Minister, a Foundation Pillar of NTCG & will NEVER be forgotten, especially for Hid humbleness, winning smile & dedication to God he served & his Church. 

Another Soldier, Veteran & General gone on to rest on the Loving Arms of God & Live ALL eternity with our Saviour Jesus Christ our Lord 4evr

To the Johnson family our deepest condolences. Your dad was a hardworking and committed man of God, who worked tirelessly for the Kingdom. Now he is resting in the arms of the Lord. May the memories of his life and legacy bring comfort and peace to you all at this time. 

We were so sad when we heard of the passing our dear Rev Eldermire Johnson. 

He was such an amazing, calm, polite, beautiful  spirited man.  Truly a man of God truley who practice what he preached, and loved people. He treated all whom he came in contact with, with love and respect. You don't find many men of this quality and hifh standards anymore.

Rev Johnson never looked  like he was aging and even walked with swagg into church on a Sunday. 

He would always enquire  about my husband and boys and would end the conversation  with an encourage .

May God give you all as a family comfort  and strength as you go through this time of grieving.

Nuff live

R.I.E.P Rev...

My heartfelt condolences goes out to Bishop Johnson's family.

He was a true man of God who always found time to say a few kind words, give encouragement backed up by a scripture verse.

His warm smile and gentle attitude made it easy to be drawn to  him.

Bishop Johnson is gone but his memories will forever linger on. RIP in the arms of your Redeemer Sir.

Family may the good Lord strengthen and comfort your hearts. 

Be assured that he has fought a good fight and completed his race.  He is only gone ahead where his reward will be waiting for him. Blessings 🙌. 

My heart felt condolences to the Johnson family. You are in my heart, my thoughts and prayers. 

Much love

Alethea 

We send our condolences to the family of the late Bishop Eldemire Johnson. I happily write this tribute to him from my mother and siblings in celebration and honour of our memory of his labour with our dad, Bishop S U Thompson, particularly during the late 60s. He will be remembered as one of the pioneers of the NTCG in SE London.

We remember him as a faithful 'man of God', committed to the Faith. For some of us, he was affectionately described as 'the weeping prophet'! Bishop Johnson leaves the NTCG,UK a rich heritage. May we seek to build on the legacy he has left us and in turn enrich our brand of the Pentecostal heritage for future generations.

Rev Phyllis Thompson

To Bro Norman and all the family,.

I pray  that you  will find  strength, comfort in the Lord, and in all the prayers, good memories and the excellent legacy Rev Johnson has left behind. I will always remember his smile, encouraging words and calm demeanour. 

To the Johnson family, we pray that the outpouring of love for Pastor Johnson will help to encourage, comfort and strengthen you.  Looking back, I remember Pastor J's greeting of "Sister dear" as he looked intently into your eyes wanting to know "how are you" all the while holding your hand which he wouldn't let go until the conversation had finished.  He will be sorely missed but we can all take comfort knowing that he is now resting in the arms of his Saviour.

Our prayers are with the family.

Lots of love from Bev and Dennis

Bishop Eldemire Johnson.  Will always be remembered for all the good he has done. A great man of God, that can never be replaced.

My deepest condolences to the Johnson family and friends.

May you all find comfort in the loving arms of Jesus. May his soul R.I.P 

Sis Donna 🙏🏾❤

Ashley Brown 

One of God’s generals who was given a Seed and His servant planted well. Your legacy remains and today we are partaking of your hard labour of service. 

Thank you Bishop Johnson, your reward is with you in the Hands of your Lord.

Bishop Eldermire Johnson was such a warm, vibrant caring Pastor who my family and I met in 1972.  He was a true shepherd of the flock at then Plumstead NTCG, he witnessed to me and our family all of us accepted the Lord into our life’s He would check on how you were getting on spiritually. Were you praying and reading your Bible dutifully, his love and discipline kept us as young people together and we developed strong Christian principles.

Our warm, kind condolences go out to Sis Johnson, Pat, Kay, Norman, Annmarie and the entire immediate and extended families

Love Carolyn & Lynvan Anderson and Sis Skinner and Rona Skinner

Pastor Eldemire Johnson, will be remembered fondly and missed greatly.

In 2005, when my family and I started attending Lee NTCG and became members, very soon we discovered that we had inherited a loving Father in Christ.

He was so devoted to the Kingdom of God and the Body of Christ, he was kind, wise, warm-spirited and pleasant all the time. He was available on every occasion to answer my questions, give spiritual counsel, and encouragement, as well as, pray for me. He played a very important part in my family's spiritual growth.

Fun memories also are when we had him over for Sunday dinners with the family.

We have a family joke about my winter boots that were meant to have their sole repaired, instead, it was transformed by Pastor Johnson into an everlasting pair of boots, which I am sure will last beyond my old age. 😂

It is my belief, that Pastor Johnson was the world's best shoemaker.

I will miss his witty personality, his smile and his playfulness. I loved Pastor Johnson and he will forever live on in my heart ❤️

Sleep on great solider, you have run an excellent race,

I am so glad and blessed to have had the opportunity of knowing Pastor Johnson and having him impact my life and my family’s life.

Brigette, Paul and Family 

Love always ❤️