Reverend Hill is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Northwest Youth Power, Inc (NYP). NYP is a 501(C)3 non-profit community based youth and family organization in Atlanta, with the mission of “Rebuilding Our Community Walls through Education.” Rev. Hill and his wife Anita Hill manage the day-to-day operations of Northwest Youth Power, Inc. as Co-Executive Directors. Under their directions and leadership, Northwest Youth Power has 30 employees and has established two (2) successful preschool (Pre-K) programs, outreach activities serving teens and families, four (4) sites for after-school programs, three (3) summer camp locations, one Headstart Program, two (2) Northwest Youth Power Early Childhood Learning Centers with transportation services. Rev. Hill serves as a consultant for churches, small businesses in receiving their Non-Profit 501(C)3, seeking programs funding, board development, coordinating advocacy coalitions and human services programs for the communities. He has developed key partnerships which includes, the Fulton County Commissioners Office, Department of Family and Children Services, Fulton County Human Services Department, Fulton County Sheriff Office, Fulton County School System, Atlanta Public School System, City of Atlanta, United Way, YMCA, Emory University, Trinity Church, and Morehouse School of Medicine. These partnerships and relationships are instrumental in the continuum of services and successful implementation of the programs offered by The Word of God Ministries and Northwest Youth Power Inc.

Rev. Larry Hill has been a member of Concerned Black Clergy for eight years, and a Board member for five years. He served as the 2005 and 2006 chairperson of Salute to Black Fathers, 2007 and 2008 Distinguished Merit Award, and was appointed Vice President of Administration for Concerned Black Clergy under the leadership of President Elligan. He served two terms as chairperson of The Atlanta Metro YMCA Policy Council Board. This parent, community leaders, and corporate partnership board gives oversight and set policies for four YMCA HeadStart locations, four partnership sites, seventy-five (75) employees and over fourteen hundred (1400) children. He is president of the Northwest Business Association, and the mission is to encourage new economic growth and development for existing businesses within the boundaries of the Donald Lee Hollowell Corridor. In 2009, Rev Larry Hill was appointed Chaplain by Fulton County Sheriff, Mr. Ted Jackson.

Beginning on May 5, 2013, Rev. Hill served as Mark’s Tabernacle’s Transitional Interim Pastor. On Nov. 2, 2013, Rev. Larry L. Hill was elected pastor of historic Mark's Tabernacle Baptist Church.