Judith Stahl Obituary Judith Stahl was born on October 11, 1937 in Dayton, Ohio to Fredrick and Charlotte Lemay Kinstle. She went to Fairmont High School in Kettering, Ohio. She moved to Lubbock Texas in 1959 to marry Thomas Stahl, whom she met through their employer. They were married for 11 years and had one daughter, Katherine Dawn. Judith dedicated her life to serving God in 1980 and served in what is now known as Global Outpouring, formally known as End Time Handmaidens. For 30 years she held different offices of leadership and in 1984 was ordained into ministry through International Ministers Forum. In 2013 she joined forces with Faye Hardin of Insight Ministries, a national intercessory prayer organization dedicated to the social and spiritual needs of America. In recent years she was also a part of prayer groups with people around the country who prayed daily for America. Judith was a gifted writer, poet, and songwriter, having copywritten many gospel songs. Her passion in life was God, family, and country. She always had a deep love and interest in America and American history. She worked in the hospitality industry for many years and later retired from Dillards department store in 2008 where she was often recognized as the top sales person there. She loved her family and friends fiercely and prayed endlessly for each and everyone of them. She adored her grandkids and great grandkids. We talked about them often and she always wanted to see the new pictures of them, especially as her health began to fail and she couldn't attend many of our special events. Judith is survived by her sister, Joan Trame of Dayton, Ohio, daughter, Katherine Denton and husband Tim Denton of Lubbock, Texas, two grandchildren, Casey Denton and wife Korey Denton of Wolfforth, Texas, Evan Denton and wife Macy Denton of Frisco, Texas, and four precious great grandchildren, Dashiel Thomas Denton, Barrett Joseph Denton, Grayson James Denton, and Noah Parker Denton. Judith is preceded in death by her parents, Fredrick and Charlotte Lemay Kinstle of Dayton, Ohio, Fred Kinstle of Dayton, Ohio, Melvin Kinsel of Eugene, Oregon, Margaret Knapper of Worthington, Minnesota, and Janet Stout of Dayton, Ohio. Services

Celebration of Life Friday September 19, 2025 2:00 PM Celebration Christian Center 8001 Upland Ave. Lubbock, TX 79424