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CHILDREN’S
MARCH/APRIL
2015
VOL. 53 • No. 8
Campus Spotlight
page 3
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Compassion Tour
Visits Monroe
page 5
•
HomePlace
Experiences Hope
page 9
A Publication of
Louisiana Baptist
Children’s Home
& Family Ministries
Established in 1899, the Louisiana Baptist Children's
Home and Family Ministries is a faith-based 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization dedicated to providing love, care,
and hope in Christ to children and families in need. The
Children's Home is an agency of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention and is governed by a 17-member board of
trustees elected by the Convention to serve three-year
terms on a rotating basis.
The Children's Home receives no state or federal funding. Approximately 73% of all funding comes from individuals and churches; less than 24% of funding goes to
administrative costs; less than 7% of funding comes from
payment of services.
Our major service areas include: Residential Child
Care, Residential Family Care, Christian Women's Job
Corps of Monroe, Granberry Christian Counseling
Centers, Pregnancy Resource Ministries, Mobile
Pregnancy Care Center, Connect 1:27 Foster & Adoption
Ministries, Orphans Embrace International Orphan Care
Mission Trips, Reclaimed - A Ministry of Hope and
Healing to Child Victims of Human Trafficking. Services
are provided without regard to race, gender, religion, or
ability to pay.
Our dedicated Christian ministry team strives to offer
the highest quality of services. Please contact us for more
information on how we can serve you or someone you
know: 318.343.2244 • [email protected] • www.lbch.org
Words From Home
by Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO
A few days ago I watched the incredible video of George quoting Mark 16:2-8 which
describes the events on that first Easter morning. You might not find that very amazing but
George is only three years old. I have placed a link to the video at the bottom of this article.
When I saw George, I thought of our children here at LBCH. George’s family spent a great
deal of time helping him memorize the Scripture passage because, as you might imagine,
George can’t read yet.
That is the kind of care that our staff provides every day at the Chldren’s Home. They
teach them in word and deed about God’s great love and the fact that He has a plan for their lives. Most of the children
come with little or no church background. Easter, for them, is only about bunnies and eggs. But here, they learn the true
meaning of Easter; that Jesus, God’s Son, who loved us so much, came and died for our sins but rose from the tomb, a living Savior who can be our Savior and our Lord.
I simply cannot thank you enough for giving us the opportunity to share the wonderful message of Easter with the
children and families that God sends our way. Your support is helping us reach 1,000s with the message of love, life, and
hope in Christ. Thank you again. Have a blessed Easter.
George – The Easter Story http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=KZGZLLNX
LBCH Trustees:
Rev. William L. Smith, Chairman
Mr. Gerald Pool, Vice-Chairman
Mrs. Salli Perry, Secretary
Rev. Jason Dubea
Mrs. Sunshine Elkins
Mr. Clint Gulde
Mrs. Carol Johnson
Rev. James King
Mr. Billy Nutt
Mrs. Lana Rhinehart
These Siblings
Can Spell!
Mr. Dwayne Rogers
Dr. Clovis Sturdivant
Mrs. Glenda Suggs
Rev. Reid Terry
Mrs. Margaret
Wedgeworth
Congratulations to brother and sister Jacob and
Morgan for winning First Place in their school’s
spelling bees! Jacob is in the 6th grade at Cypress
Point Elementary School and Morgan is in the
7th grade at Lee Junior High.
Dr. Steve Horn
LBC President
Dr. David Hankins
LBC Executive Director
Dr. Perry Hancock
President & CEO
We are proud of you!
Marc Eichelberger
Director of Development & Public Relations
Julie Cupples
Director of Communications
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• OUR MISSION •
The mission of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries is to provide love, care,
and hope in Christ for children and families in need.
• OUR VALUES •
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We value the Bible as the foundation and guide for our ministry (2 Timothy 3:16).
We value the worth of the Children and Families to whom we minister (Genesis 1:27).
We value Servant Leadership as our model for ministry (Mark 9:35).
We value Excellence as our standard for ministry performance (Colossians 3:17).
We value Personal Integrity as our ministry standard for living (Romans 12:1-2).
• CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT •
By Debbie Robertson, HomeNews Writer
Wade is quite excited to have an excuse to skip out on his
studies for a few minutes. As he waves good-bye to his tutor, he
insists that the Coke Room is a much better location for visiting than the Library and leads the way. Wade is surprised to be
asked to share his story for HomeNews because he was interviewed recently for a video for the Louisiana Baptist Children’s
Home. He is certain that everyone has seen that video by now.
He is very inquisitive about the process as well as who will read
his story and why. Wade is very direct with his questions and
comments, and he will quickly win your heart with his smiles,
giggles, and charming personality.
Wade, his mom Tammy, and three-year-old brother, Patrick, have been part of the HomePlace
Ministry for about two months. They live in
Peace Cottage with three other families. “I
like it,” Wade says, and he adds his mom has
been happier since their arrival. Wade and
Patrick enjoy playing with two-year-old
Joseph, or Joe Joe, who also lives there,
but the other children in the cottage are
“all girls,” he says with a lack of enthusiasm.
A first grader at Cypress Point, Wade
comments about school, “I like it.”
Homework? Not so much. In his opinion,
“All of our work should be done at school
so we can play when we get home.” There’s
no hesitation as he reports that his favorite
subject is recess. After a little more discussion
about a routine day at school, he adds that he also
likes to color and read, and he likes his teacher, Mrs.
Pace. He takes a brief break to concentrate on drawing a picture and writing a couple of addition problems. He makes up
several math problems for you to solve, too. His mom says that
he’s always been a good student and makes good grades. She
loves the fact that this change has been so good for Wade and
now he enjoys going to school. She adds, laughing, “If he ever
gets in trouble, it’s for talking. He loves to talk!”
Tammy says that like most boys his age, Wade enjoys video
games and watching TV when time allows, but his favorite
thing is campus rec time. After school, Wade is always ready
for a game of “Monster,” or tag. With wide eyes and a huge
smile, he says that his favorite times are “when I’m not the
monster. And it’s not fun if the same person is the monster over
and over again.” It’s very important that everyone has a turn. He
likes to ride his bike and he likes the Coke Room! He frequently mentions visits to the Coke Room, although he’s a little disappointed that there aren’t any soft drinks available at the
Wade...
moment. The video was filmed in the Coke Room, and sometimes church or other activities are held there, so Wade considers it a very special place. Tammy and her boys like to eat out
occasionally. Wade has been to Johnny’s Pizza once, and that is
a new favorite. He also likes spaghetti and Mexican food.
When asked about his little brother, Wade says that he and
Patrick fuss and fight, “mostly because that’s what brothers
do!” Patrick loves his big brother and is always trying to either
imitate Wade or get his attention, “and then I get mad,” says
Wade. Tammy laughs and confirms that Patrick drives Wade
crazy at times, wanting to play or just hang out with big brother. Wade is impressed with his little brother in that “he is not
scared of anything!” Wade says he does not share that trait with
his brother. Wade shares in amazement that Patrick
doesn’t know a lot, “but our friend Joe Joe knows
his alphabet, he knows shapes and colors and
everything.” When encouraged that he could
help his little brother learn these things, the
response is a quick, firm, “No, Joseph can
do that.” Wade just wants his space!
Tammy loves the campus with the
grounds where the kids can fly kites or
just enjoy playing outside. On weekends,
the family visits grandparents and other
family members and they get to help with
the horses. She’s thankful to the
HomePlace Ministry and LBCH. “It’s a
good place with lots of support. They are
interested in you, your life and your children.
They provide everything you need so that you
learn to help yourself. The Christian Women’s
Job Corp helps you brush up on your computer
skills. If you don’t have a high school diploma, they
help you get your GED.” She has been working part time.
After completing classes offered through the Christian
Women’s Job Corp, Tammy has just accepted a full-time opportunity that she’s very excited about. In addition to the support
of LBCH, Tammy has been very impressed with the many
churches and other groups that reach out to the campus families. “On Saturdays, we always have some kind of function with
people here doing things with the children and the families.”
It’s a beautiful, spring day and some of the kids are outside
enjoying rec time. As Wade walks from the Coke Room back to
the Library, he looks as though he’s trying to decide if he can
make a run for it and join the group on the playground. With
the tutor’s assurance that they are almost finished with homework, Wade agrees that the sooner he finishes his studies, the
sooner he can join the next game of Monster!
“He likes school, LBCH & playing Monster.”
PRAYER
CALENDAR
Jenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 3
Sevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 4
Jillian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 5
Jennifer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 6
Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 7
Tammy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 8
Wade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 9
Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 10
Jade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 11
Penelope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 12
LaQuita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 13
Remy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 13
Tonya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 14
Daniel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 15
Cari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 16
Charlotte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 17
Kenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 18
Ashlyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 19
Tabytha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 20
Mason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 21
Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 22
Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 23
Jayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 24
Stephanie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 25
Nesa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 26
Morgan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 27
Sharron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 28
Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 29
Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 30
Kayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 1
Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 2
Isaiah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 3
Trey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 4
Baxter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 5
Jasper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 6
DeAnna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 7
Kaylena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 8
Jade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 9
Lilly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 10
Starla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 11
Snaya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 12
Braelyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 13
Happy Birthday!
Tabytha . . . . . . . . . . . .April 12
Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 17
Ashlyn . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 23
DeAnna . . . . . . . . . . . .April 25
Braelyn . . . . . . . . . . . .April 29
Wade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 16
Mason . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 20
Kayden . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 21
Kaylena . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 26
Lilly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 29
Baxter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 30
HomeBuilders
Thank You!
by Marc Eichelberger
Director of Development & Public Relations
Easter Reminds Us... “Do No Be Afraid!”
Do you remember the angel who rolled the stone away from Jesus’
tomb? The first words he spoke to the women on that first Easter morning were, “Do not be afraid.” Just a few minutes later, our resurrected
Lord told those same women, “Do not be afraid” (see Matthew 28:1-10).
All of us are afraid at one time or another. The world today is a scary
place. Life is so unpredictable. Fear flows, not just from TV news stories, but from real-life experiences.
People generally deal with fear at three levels: (1) Surface Level – can I pay my bills, will I run out of gas,
what if I’m in an accident (2) Subconscious Level (right below the surface) – fear of failure, rejection, abandonment, losing control, being found out, inadequacy (3) Soul Level – the source of all fears, at the deepest level of
life, and is connected to our deepest inner need in life – to be loved and accepted unconditionally, just as we are.
Most of the children who come to us have been neglected, abused, or abandoned. They are facing their greatest fear and wondering if they will ever be loved and accepted unconditionally. This fear can become a self-imposed
prison that keeps them from becoming what God intends for them to be.
We all need to know that we are loved and accepted unconditionally. Easter reminds us of how much God loves
us. “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans
5:8). Easter reminds us that we do not have to be afraid. “There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear…”
(1 John 4:18). The good news of the Gospel—God’s perfect love demonstrated to us through the death, burial, and
resurrection of Christ—is the greatest truth that can overcome our greatest fear!
Easter makes our mission here at the Children’s Home possible. God is working through those who serve at
the Children’s Home to provide love, care and hope in Christ. The resurrection of Christ is the cornerstone of the
Christian faith, and everything that we are and have and hope to be is predicated on its reality.
Please know that God is making an eternal difference in the lives of the children and families we serve. Thank
you for helping us replace fear in the hearts of hurting children and families with the unconditional love and hope
of Christ!
“… Because God has said, ‘Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.’ So we say with confidence, ‘The
Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid’” (Hebrews 13:5-6).
Roy O. Martin 11th Annua l
BHA Fall Golf Classic
Benefitting Homeless Children
& Their Moms
Sept. 28, 2015
Alexandria, LA
For more info contact Patti Busby: 318-448-0405 • [email protected]
Randy and Jan Lee, cottage parents in Joy Cottage,
pick up Easter baskets from the LBCH administrative
office for the children in their cottage.
Carmen Caamano of Slidell, creates special, personalized
Easter baskets for every child on campus. Carmen has
been providing baskets for the boys and girls
of LBCH since 2003! Thank you Carmen for your kind
and faithful heart!
Egg Drive
2015
Thank you for a great Easter tradition! For more than six
decades, churches in the Beauregard, Vernon, Sabine,
North Sabine, and DeSoto Baptist Associations have provided fresh eggs for the children at the Children’s Home
in time for their annual Easter Egg Hunt!
We are so grateful for your compassion and generosity
for the children in our care. Thank you for expressing
God’s love to them in such a practical way.
Obituaries
Former Staff Member:
Devonne Lewis
LIVING HOPE
Dear Friend of Children,
Someone has said that the great gift of Easter is hope. Sharing the gift of living hope in Christ with
children and families in need is a great joy for us here at the Children’s Home.
EASTER 2015
Jason* and Benjie* had never known a father’s love before coming into our care. Their mother has been
absent from much of their young lives due to her struggles with addiction. These brothers, ages 8 and 10, need lots of unconditional love and the gift of
living hope.
Jason is a sweet, smart, second-grader who recently received two reading awards at his school. He is great with vocabulary words. He has an incredible
imagination. He is learning to clean his room and he helps with dusting in his cottage. Jason likes attending his church.
Benjie is an active, creative fourth-grader who is getting good grades in his classwork and conduct. He really enjoys drawing and any kind of artwork.
He helps with vacuuming his cottage and he loves to give hugs. Benjie likes the children’s activities at his church.
Jason and Benjie are thriving in our care because of friends like you who help us provide the love, care, and hope in Christ these precious little boys so
desperately need. Please know that your partnership in this ministry enables us to not only meet the physical and emotional needs of children, but also helps us
share the living hope of our resurrected Lord. Your gift this Easter will help change a life!
Thank you and I pray that you and your family have a wonderful Easter!
Keeping God's Children First,
“Praise the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. According to His
great mercy, He has given us a new birth into a living hope through the
resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”
1 Peter 1:3
Dr. Perry Hancock
President & CEO
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We Need You In
Nicaragua!
NICARAGUA
Saturday, August 1 – Friday, August 7, 2015
Registration Deadline Extended to April 15, 2015
Nicaragua is the poorest country in Central America and the second poorest in the Western Hemisphere. The country is plagued by severe income disparity among its people resulting in a great need for access to basic medical
care. Malnutrition is a chronic problem throughout the country effecting both
young and old.
Many children survive by scavenging for food on the streets or in the
sprawling public market of the capital city of Managua. Many families sell
plastic and metal obtained from the city dump as their only source of income.
Orphans Embrace partners with Nicaraguan Christian Outreach, a
Louisiana-based ministry founded in 2000, to share the love of Christ with the
people of Nicaragua. Mission projects include providing feeding programs,
clothes, shelter, education, counseling, and medical care.
Mission volunteers are needed and no special skills are required. For more
information or to apply for the trip, contact Rhonda Hensley at
[email protected] or 318.366.2952. You may also apply for the trip online at
www.lbchorphansembrace,org.
Volunteer of the Year
Award Presented!
A Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to a very special friend of the Home,
Mrs. Carol Pevehouse. Mrs. Pevehouse, a member of North Monroe Baptist
Church, received the award during a Christian Women’s Job Corps class session in
March. She has been delivering delicious homemade cookies to the participants of
CWJC weekly for over 2 years. Every Wednesday at promptly 9:45 am, the ladies
know that Mrs. Pevehouse wil arrive with platters of fresh cookies! Thank you Mrs.
Pevehouse for your commitment to sharing God’s love!
Pictured from Left: Christian Women’s Job Corps Director, Sissy Hammack,
Carol Pevehouse and LBCH President and CEO, Dr. Perry Hancock
TAKE THE NEXT STEP…
Contact Rhonda Hensley at 318.366.2952
or [email protected]
We Are Proud of Jade!
Jade, a seventh grader, won First Place in her school’s Social Studies Fair! She
went on to compete in the regional fair at the University of Louisiana Monroe.
Children’s Home Partners with Compassion International to
Bring the Compassion Experience to Monroe
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home is always asking the question, “Where are the
children who need us, and how can we meet their needs?” Through our Orphans
Embrace ministry last year, Louisiana mission volunteers touched the lives of almost
2,000 needy children in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Haiti.
Realizing that not everyone has the opportunity to go on a mission trip and see the
other side of the world, LBCH recently partnered with Compassion International to
bring their mobile Compassion Experience to Monroe. Compassion International is a
leading child sponsorship organization whose mission is to release children from poverty in Jesus’ name. Compassion has development centers in 26 countries around the
world in Africa, Asia, Central America, and South America. They currently serve 1.6
million children with 1.3 million sponsors.
The Compassion Experience is a landmark presentation, housed in one or two
Compassion-branded semi-trucks, visiting churches, schools, and other venues across
the country. When deployed in a parking lot, the structure allows guests to take an
immersive tour through replicas of the homes, environments and stories of two or three
children who have been a part of Compassion’s world-class development program. Each
guest is equipped with an iPod Touch and headphones to guide them through the
Experience. At the end of the tour, guests enter a World Impact Room where they can
view photos and information about children of all ages who are waiting for sponsors. As
God leads, guests have the opportunity to sponsor one or more of these precious children.
During the four-day visit to Monroe, the Compassion Experience hosted more
than 2,600 guests from throughout the community and signed up 241 new child sponsors. LBCH is thankful for local Southern Baptist pastors and churches that encouraged
participation in the Compassion Experience. Local television stations and the Cross
Christian radio provided excellent coverage of the event that also contributed to its success.
Compassion International provided alumni speakers, Samuel Orlando, at North
Monroe Baptist Church and Ben Mwangi, at First Baptist West Monroe. Samuel was
born in a very poor province of the Dominican Republic called Luperon, Puerto Plata.
He had slim possibilities of gaining a decent education due to extreme poverty within
the community. Through Compassion, Samuel was able to obtain an education, become
a recording engineer, a musician, and a Christian singer. According to Samuel, “One of
the greatest things is that now I am able to give to others in a similar opportunity that
was provided for me!”
Ben grew up in the slums of Korogocho, one of the largest in Nairobi, Kenya.
Thanks to Compassion sponsors, Ben is now completing a Ph.D. in physics at the
University of Colorado. Ben says, "To me, university was a dream until I got the
Compassion scholarship. Sometimes I wonder, why I was chosen from all of the students in Korogocho. But I believe the Lord works in miraculous ways and Compassion
is my miracle." Ben now aims to disciple teenagers through Teen-Teen Connection,
which connects a teenager in a developed nation with another in a developing country.
Mobile Pregnancy Care
Center Wants to Visit
Your Community!
Fun In The Snow!
No Sch
ool!
April 3 – Assembly of God, Monroe, South Campus
9:00 am - 3:00 pm, South 8th Street
April 9 – First Baptist Church, Chalmette
9:00 am - 3:00 pm, 305 E St Bernard Hwy.
April 11 – Dream Center, New Orleans
9:00 am - 2:00 pm, 1137 St. Charles Ave.
Memories!
May 2 – Brookwood Baptist Church, Shreveport
Missions Fair, 9014 Brookwood Church Way
May 7 – First Baptist Church, Chalmette
9:00 am - 3:00 pm, 305 E St Bernard Hwy.
May 9 – Dream Center, New Orleans
9:00 am - 2:00 pm, 1137 St. Charles Ave.
April and May dates are still available!
The Mobile Pregnancy Care Center, a ministry of LBCH, travels
statewide with a registered nurse offering free pregnancy testing,
counseling and ultrasounds to women facing an unplanned pregnancy.
The Care Center is currently scheduling special events and outreach dates for spring and summer and would love to visit your
community!
For more information, please call Cindy at 318.816.3462
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Highlights from
HomePlace
Together!
By Susan C. Clark, Director
Someone once said, “The day the Lord created Hope was
the same day He created Spring.” After a March month of rain,
snow and sleet, we at HomePlace have to agree. There is
HOPE for sunshine again! There are no words to describe the
fragrances and beauty of spring. Green is greener, blue is bluer
and yellow is yellower in Springtime. Spring breathes new life
into us and gives us a whole new outlook on things. There is
HOPE!
HomePlace is looking forward to the Big Easter Egg Hunt
coming up on our calendar. More importantly, we are looking
forward to the celebration of our Resurrected King. I am
thrilled to announce that another one of our moms just surrendered her life to the Lord and was recently baptized. She has
HOPE!
Three of our ladies began new jobs in the last couple of
weeks. Another one of our moms will begin her second job this
month. I can say this for the very first time about HomePlace,
“Every one of our moms are employed!” They have HOPE!
In addition, three moms moved out this last month into a
place of their own. Every mother who moves into HomePlace
states that her number one goal is to have a place of her own to
raise her family. We only have one opening left to fill. I cannot wait to see what family God sends our way. They will have
HOPE!
We celebrated three children’s birthdays this month. All
three had birthday parties in their cottages. Patrick turned
three, Brodiee turned five and Travion celebrated his sixth
birthday. They found HOPE in birthday wishes.
We were blessed to have the women’s ministry teams from
First Baptist Church, Crowville, and First Baptist Church,
Swartz, to come spend an evening with us in HomePlace
Together. They have volunteered to become part of a mentoring team for HomePlace. They will bring HOPE.
HOPE…. Jesus Christ in us, the HOPE of glory; Rejoice in
HOPE; For in this HOPE, we were saved; But now Lord, what
do I look for, my HOPE is in you; May the God of HOPE fill
you with all joy and peace; For I know the thoughts that I think
toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil,
to give you a future and a HOPE.
HOPE lives at HomePlace located at the Louisiana Baptist
Children’s Home. And I give Him praise!!!!!
Friends • Mentors
Food • Fellowship
Prayer • Encouragement
Happy
Birthday!
Patrick
Travion
Brodiee
Sponsored by Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
& Family Ministries
Congratulations Nesa!
Nesa, a resident of Love Cottage,
made the Neville High School
Tigerette Spirit Squad for the 201516 school year! Nesa will be a
Freshman at Neville next fall.
Churches! Join our CONNECT 1:27 NETWORK and receive a FREE Orphan Care Tool Kit!!
Connect 1:27 is helping families and churches across Louisiana to answer
God’s call to minister to orphans through Foster Care, Adoption, and Orphan Care
ministries.
Over 4,000 children are in Louisiana’s foster care system. More than 300 of
these children are lingering in foster care because they have no adoptive family.
Many of these precious children are in our own back yards. All of these children
are our modern-day orphans. God has given clear commands in His Word for
Christians to take care of orphans.
Churches joining the Connect 1:27 Network receive a FREE Orphan Care
Tool Kit that includes: Orphan Care Ministry Guide, The Theology of Adoption,
Orphan Care Sermon, Bible Study & Prayer Guides, Adoption Options, Foster
Care & Adoptive Parent Guide, and Fields of the Fatherless by Tom Davis.
In addition, churches will have access to online resources available only to
Connect 1:27 Network members and will receive a monthly Connect 1:27
E-Newsletter.
MEMBERSHIP IS EASY & FREE!
To join the Connect 1:27 Network, your church is asked to commit to
at least one of the following annually:
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Invite a speaker to share about the orphan crisis
Host an orphan ministry workshop
Establish an orphan care ministry
Host a foster/adoptive parent orientation
Host an event for foster/adoptive children or families
Host training or appreciation event for Louisiana Department of Children
& Family Services
• Host the Heart Gallery of waiting children in need of adoptive homes
• Establish an orphan prayer ministry
To join the Connect 1:27 Network,
visit www.connect127.org or contact Beth Green
at 318.343.2244 or [email protected].
Help with Attachment Issues
Dr. Kathy Eichelberger, Director
Granberry Counseling Centers
Attachment is the deep connection established
between a child and caregiver that profoundly affects
the child’s development and ability to express emotions
and develop relationships. If you are a parent of a child
with an attachment disorder, you may find yourself
exhausted from trying to connect with your child. A
child with insecure attachment or an attachment disorder lacks the skills for building healthy, meaningful
relationships. However, with the appropriate tools and
effort, prayer, patience, and unconditional love, it is
possible to repair attachment challenges.
Children with attachment issues have difficulty
connecting others and managing their own emotions.
This results in a lack of trust and self-worth, a fear of
getting close to anyone, anger, and a need to be in control. A child with an attachment disorder feels unsafe
and alone.
So why do some children develop attachment disorders while others don’t? The answer has to do with the
attachment process, which relies on the interaction of
both parent and child.
Attachment disorders are the result of negative
experiences in this early relationship. If young children
feel repeatedly abandoned, isolated, powerless, or
uncared for—for whatever reason—they will learn that
they can’t depend on others and the world is a dangerous and frightening place.
Reactive attachment disorder or other attachment
problems occur when children have been unable to consistently connect with a parent or primary caregiver.
This can happen for many reasons:
• A baby cries and no one responds or offers comfort.
• A baby is hungry or wet, and they aren’t attended to
for hours.
• No one looks at, talks to, or smiles at the baby, so
the baby feels alone.
• A young child gets attention only by acting out or
displaying other extreme behaviors.
• A young child or baby is mistreated or abused.
• Sometimes the child’s needs are met and sometimes
they aren’t, so the child never knows what to expect.
• The infant or young child is moved from one caregiver to another (can be the result of adoption,
foster care, or loss of a parent).
• The parent is emotionally unavailable because of
depression, an illness, or substance abuse.
As these examples show, sometimes the circumstances that cause the attachment problems are
unavoidable, but the child is too young to understand
what has happened and why. To a young child, it just
feels like no one cares and they lose trust in others and
the world becomes an unsafe place.
If you are an adoptive or foster parent, you may not
have been aware of attachment issues. Anger or unresponsiveness from your new child can be heartbreaking
and difficult to understand. Try to remember that your
adopted or foster child isn’t acting out because of lack
of love for you. Their experience hasn’t prepared them
to bond with you, and they can’t yet recognize you as a
source of love and comfort. Your efforts to love them
unconditionally will have an impact—it just may take
some time.
This helpful information is taken from “Attachment
Issues and Reactive Attachment Disorder” by Melinda
Smith, M.A., Joanna Saison, MSW, and Jeanne Segal,
PhD. at HelpGuide.org.
MEETINGNEEDS
CHANGINGLIVES
Annual Offering • June 14, 2015
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
Stephanie is Ready
for Her Close-Up!
Stephanie, a resident of Love Cottage, is ready to
film her on-camera segment for the upcoming
Children’s Home Sunday Offering video.
Look for it in your church on June 14th!
Mason, a resident of Joy Cottage, had a great time at
the circus with his cottage family!
memorials • 1/10/15-3/10/15
Memorial gifts are received by the Children’s Home in thoughtful tribute to the
memory of a relative, friend or loved one. Names of deceased persons are printed in
all caps followed by the names of those making gifts to the Home in their memory.
SHERRY ACREE
Barbara Nolan & Coot Nolan
Family
Donald D. Turner
Rosalyn & Stan Smith
Skip & Paulette Boyd
CARL RAY ADAIR
Myrtice Rials
NEAL ADAMS
Patricia Spear
WILLIAM B. ADAMS
Glynn & Barbara Averett
EVELYN ADDISON
Roy & Delma Addison Family
HOWELL ADDISON, SR.
Max C. Johnston
NORA S. AINSWORTH
Bobby, Patsy, Kristi, Russell,
Taylor, & Nick
OCTAVIA AINSWORTH
Kenneth & Bonnie Mayes
June Hebert
Johnnie & Steve Buckley
Cheryl & Glenn Adams
LORAINE INEZ ALBEREZ
Kenneth & Glenda Acreman
M&M MARZEL ALBRITTON
Merle Antley
BILLIE ALDERMAN
Lee Alderman Family, Ramona,
Debbie, Donald, Lynda, Dianna,
Barbette, Lisa, Jay, & Leebo
CORWYN ALDREDGE
Angela M. Mayeaux
Linnye & Shawn Daily
Warren & Susan Massia
Carrie Lou Taylor
Vicki Murchison
DR. NIKOLAI ALEXANDRENKO
Mary W. Crump
WAYMON ALLBRITTON
Johnny & Belinda Hinton
LYNNE RABORN ALLEN
Wanda McDaniel
LAWRENCE ALONZO
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
CHARLES H. AMBROSE
John & Brenda Parsons
LILLIAN ANDERSON
Arnold L. Anderson
PENNY JEAN ANDERSON
Mary E. Anderson
Arnold L. Anderson
ROBERT T. (BOB) ANDERSON
Charles E. Mitchell
WOSTER ANDERSON
D/M Benjamin Rush
Jerry & Karen Glover
BRENT ANDREPONT
Men's Cl, Maplewood FBC
TREY ANTHONY
Jane White & Family
GLEN ARDOIN
SS Cl FBC Eunice
WALT ARDOIN
Barbara Edwards
A.W. ATES
Kenneth & Pam Mauterer
ARTHUR ATES
Ronald (Charlie) & Karen Brown
LEVIA LILLY ATKINS
Glenda Bird & Family
LOIS ATKINS
Bernard Rogers, Henry Rogers,
Mary Gray, & Judy Williams
BOBBY AYMOND
Reaford E. McKee
BROOK BAILEY
Ruby Jane Bailey
JOHN HENRY BAKER
Marilyn Cooper Loftin
Charles & Shirley Godard
RUTH BAKER
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
MARGARET BALDWIN
North Monroe BC Singles III
D. V. BARBER
Earl & Ann Forrest
LORRIANE BARRIOS
Calvary BC, Slidell
HAROLD BARRON
Bert & Paula Kelly
STEVEN & MARK BAUM
Carl & Billie Baum
NAOLA BELL
Pine Grove BC, DeQuincy
Marvin & Linda Marcantel
Forest Service Employees
Catherine Miller
TOM BELL
D. D. & Jackie LaCour
ANNA K. BENANTI & PHILIP
BENANTI
Claudia Stack & Family
EARL BENNETT
Mark Sanders
JAMES BENNETT
Ruth Cl, FBC
DOROTHY W. BERGERON
Leon J. Bergeron
JANELLE BEST
Jo Ellen Clark
YVONNE BETZING
Bob & Doris Meredith
DR. OSCAR BIENVENU
Tynes & Julia Hildebrand
GREGORY S. BIVIN, II
Drs. W. Sheldon & Rosalie Bivin
CAROLINE BLACK
Charles & Shirley Godard
JOE BOB BLACK
Mary Edwards
Sandy & Boyd Parker
BO BLACKWELL
Mike & Ginger Goings
LINDA BLOVIN
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
LOUIS BLUSH
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
PENNY BOLTON
Katheryn McLeod
HOWARD W. BOND
Onita Bond
PHYLLIS K. BONHAGEN
M&M Don Lewis
PAM BORSKEY
George M. Borskey, Sr.
ESTEL BOWERS
Adult V (Co-ed) Cl, FBC,
Bastrop
BILLIE BLANKENSHIP BRAME
Ben & Marlene Creasy
DOROTHY BRANTLEY
James & Ellen Young
MARY LOUISE KING BRANTLEY
Bobbye Keyes
DOROTHY BRASHER
Lee Estes Cl
Lou Nell Taylor
BOBBY JOE BRAZZEL
Jim & Fran Fish
M&M Mack V. Martin
ANNE GOODMAN BREARD
Laurie Luffey Schexnaider
George & Jane Luffey
Jean Hamilton
Brenda & Keith Bonin
ALICE HENDRY BREWER
Kenneth & Helen Bossaller
Elaine H. Parker
SYBLE ETHREDGE BRISTER
Beech Springs BC, Minden
Libbey Watkins
WALTER BROOME
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
BETTY CALDWELL BROWN
Susie Handy
JAMES ALTON BROWN
M&M Alton Brown, Jr.
BLISS BROYLES
Mike & Renee Broyles
RUTH POWELL BRUCE
D/M Eddie Hamby
GEORGE BENNETT BRYAN
Frank & Janie L. Maxwell
RICHARD BULLOCK
Sandy & Boyd Parker
OLAN (BUDDO) BUNCH
Mark & Billie Sandel
M&M Marvin W. Marcantel
ANTHONY BUONAGURA
Margaret Wedgeworth &
Sabrina Hebert
JANET BURNS
M&M John W. Perkins
BARBARA ALLEN BURROUGH
Gerald & Lisa McCain
REV. WILLIAM O. BUSBY
M&M Jerry Ayres
Bennie & Darlene Williams
D. J. & Sandy Allen
Mary Alyce Parsons
D. L. BUTLER, JR. & GARY
GRANT BUTLER
Bob Pettitt Sr. & Bob Jr. & Jerry
MARY LYNN BYNUM
Howard & Brenda Bynum
CHARLES BYRD
Sonny & Jackie DePrang
SARA BYRD
Sandy & Boyd Parker
BARNEY RAY CABRA
Bobby & Lola Jean Williams
JORY CAIN
M&M Gerald Blazier
MIKE CALDWELL
Randy & Sheila Moroni & Boys
Amy, Evan, & Carson Braswell
JOHN C. CALHOUN
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
CLINTON (BUD) CALLIHAN
M&M Don Lewis
CHARLOTTE SUMLIN
CANTWELL
M&M E. L. Henry
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
Paul & Colleen Jones
JEWELL H. (JACK) CARAWAY
Thelma Hukins
Gerry & Laura Baker
BONNIE JEAN CARLOCK
Kent & Nelva Moss
JIMMIE LEE CARLOCK
Kent & Nelva Moss
MARY CARMODY
Mike & Laura Woodard
MARY CARNEY
Vikki R. Welch
LOTTIE BELL CARPENTER
Anne Crymes
ROBERT CARROLL
Baker & Jackie Boyd
D/M JAMES CARTER
D/M Scott L. Tatum
DR. JAMES E. CARTER
R/M Perry Webb, Jr.
M&M Tynes Hildebrand
Vicki Murchison
Will & Evelyn Dark
George & Mary George Sorrell
MARSHALL WAYNE CARTER
Howard & Brenda Bynum
DORIS JANELLE CASKEY
Dorothy Self
ELLA MAE CAUSEY
M&M Glenn Tanner
Dr. Jack Irvine
JIM CAYER
Nancy Justice
RUBY CHANDLER
Marcus & Sue Paul
SAM CHANEY
Joy S. Jones
DR. JAMES (JIM)
CHRISTOPHER
Jeraldine (Moms) Tolar
MARJORIE CLAPPER
Berthe Methe & Barbara Dyer
Michael & Beth Martin
E.M. CLARK
Guy & Betty Parker
JOE CLARY
M&M Albert S. Greene, Jr.
LISA SCOTT BUSBY CLEMENT
Mitch & Gwen Fournet
Dorothy Snoddy & Suzanne
LeBlanc
YVONNE COCKERHAM
Sonny & Lena Peterson
REITA COCKRELL
Anne Crymes
ELLA COLE
D/M Hugh Raetzsch
NAT COLE
D/M Eddie Hamby
LEONARD & LOUISE COLEMAN
Dennis & Cindy Coleman
MARYELLEN COLVIN
Charles & Evelyn Hammons
Taylor
M&M Mack V. Martin
AVIS COOK
Westlake Ladies Bible Cl
DR. VIRGINIA A. COOK
Jerome Scalisi
NYE COOPER
Marvin & Linda Marcantel
RALPH JACKSON COOPER
Frank & Janie L. Maxwell
M&M Thomas D. Hankins
H. EARL CORKERN
M&M Don Lewis
RUTH ANN TYNES CORKERN
Marius & Shirley Wagner
Bill & Cheryl Wood
Wilton & Mary Bruce Corkern
Tom & Kathy Hudspeth
SHIRLEY R. CORLEY
Mary G. Edwards
BECKY CORNETT
Fred & Yvette Frantom
ELBERT COUTEE
Janice Coutee
JOHN COVELLO
Dean & Crissie Cirelli
JIM COX
Bobbie G. Ross
SHIRLEY COX
M&M Buford Benson
TIMMY COX
Dale Garcie
WOODROW COX
Adrene McKnight
Tynes & Julia Hildebrand
WOODROW COX
Inez J. LaCour
LOUIS LAVON CRAIN
Floyd & Gloria Bonner
BETTE CRANE
Kathy & David Werntz
CHRIS CRAWFORD
Mrs. Gene Muckleroy
JOSEPHINE STUCKEY
CRAWFORD
Charles H. Crawford
ROBERT (BOB) CRAWFORD
Maryellen G. Morgan
BOBBIE CRAWLEY
Nona W. Michaud
WAYNE CRISWELL
M&M Don Lewis
ROSE CROSS
Evelyn Burgess
RODNEY CRUSE
Mitchell & Gail Sumrall
MITTIE CUMPTON
Carol Pevehouse
North Monroe BC Singles III
EULA (BABY) CUPIT
Linda C. Silmon
EDWIN J. DANIELS
M&M Leroy Wilson
MARVIN DAVIDSON
Billy & Rosemary Knowles
Schuyler, Kathy, & Kaitlyn
League
Bobby G. McCullin
Dale Deloach
ALYCE FORTENBERRY DAVIS
Doug & Margaret Salter
EMOGENE DAVIS
Merle Antley
JOE DAVIS
Port Hudson BC, St. Francisville
PAUL DAVIS, SR.
Ladies Cl
COURTNEY A. DAY
Kenneth & Glenda Acreman
EILEENE CARR DAY
Kathy & Joe Reljac
WINIFRED & VIVIAN DAY
Win & Beverly Day
ROGERS DEHART, SR.
Family of Elizabeth W. Turnage:
Elizabeth Turnage, Liz Ducrest,
Molly Flournoy, Don Turnage,
Ruthie Larimer, & Becky Noel
RENE DEHONDT
Mary Talbot
Arthur Ash
Van R. Winn
MARJORIE DENNY
Leslie & Kenny Smelley
HAZEL DEWITT
M&M Hardy Palmer, Jr.
Lake Bruin Ladies Golf Assoc.
HAZEL DEWITT
D/M Glenn Barnett
CHRISTINE DICK
Mack & Andrea Martin
LUKE A. DIFULCO SR.
Tony & Paula Rawson
REGINA CAROL DILLARD
Mary Jeanne Singletary
KERRY DILLIARD
M&M Buford Benson
WES DONALDSON
D/M Hugh Raetzsch
JEANETTA DOSEFF
Homebound Ministry
BRUCE DOSS
Ethelene Harris & David Hilburn
JOYCE DOUCET
Mrs. F. D. Gilbert
DREW MAY DOWDEN
Edward & Maxine Bridges
JOE DOWDEN
Charles, Kathy & William Isgitt
PEGGY DOWNEY
Steve & Carroll Swander
JOE ROBERT DOYLE
Marie N. Yates
LAVENIA DOYLE
Jesse & Alice Doyle
ANNA BELLE DOZIER
Sara G. Sikes
MELVIN L. DUBOIS
Comrade BC, Leesville
MELVIN L. DUBOIS
Bertha D. Crosby
TAJA DUNAHOO
M&M Marvin W. Marcantel
CHARLES ALBERT DUNGAN
Brenda Dungan
ELLEN DUNN'S GRANDBABY
JACK
Renee' Melancon
GENE & MARY DUPONT
Ashley R. Walker Assuline
BARBARA LYNN COLE DUPREE
Mary A. Harville
J.E. DUPUY, SR.
STEPHEN DUPUY
J. E. Dupuy Flooring &
Acoustical
LUCILLE DURHAM
James M. Durham
KATHERINE DURRETT
Charles & Evelyn Taylor
JOHN THOMAS DYE
Friend from Mer Rouge BC
Goldman Equipment Co., Inc.
Robert J. Barham
M&M Kent Blackard
SANDRA EBY
Randy & Sara Upton
LARRY EDWARDS
Joyce McElwee
ROMA H. EICHELBERGER
Norma Hughes
LOLA ELLEDGE
Buster & Brenda Gibson
EMILY ELIZABETH ELLIOTT
Mary Ellen Elliott
D. J. ERNST
Doug & Margaret Salter
CHERRY ERWIN
Steve & Carroll Swander
LEON ETHEREDGE
FBC, Olla
CHIP EUBANKS
David & Dianne Mason
GENE EVANS
Mangham BC, Mangham
JESSE WAYNE EVANS
Pansy E. Garner
RAY EVANS
Elda Glynn & Terri Wilson
BLAKE W. FARR
NORMAN E. FARR
Laura Anne Farr
SUE FARRAR
Alice & Jesse Doyle, Jr.
MARTHA FAULKNER
Buster & Brenda Gibson
STEVE LARRY FEDERICK
Geraldine Desadier
JOHN H. FETZER, JR.
Berean Cl, Broadmoor
M&M Lorris W. Bogan
RICKY FINKLEA
Stan & Roslyn Smith & Family
FRED FLUITT
M&M Marvin W. Marcantel
J. PAUL FOLDS, SR.
Halliburton Giving Choices
JULIE FONTANA
Cooper Buick GMC
HUBERT FONTENOT
JOHN FONTENOT
Charles & Irma Andrus
SHIRLEY FOOTE
Wanda & Lewis Hall
WAYNE FORBES
M&M C. Mark Jarrell
EUGENE FORD
Evelyn Merhige & Joyce Crosby
MARVIN FORD
Mike & Laura Woodard
MRS. CLEO FORDHAM
Alton & Pat Williams
RICHARD FORTENBERRY
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
INFANT FOY
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
RUSSELL FRANKS
SHERLYN FRANKS
Morrow BC, Morrow
J. D. FRAZIER
Barry & Gay Bailey
EUNICE FREEMAN
Ed & Jan Buford
Melba Dean
WALLACE FROST
Susan & Johnny Nolan
MARION E. FULLER
Halliburton Giving Choices
ODIS FULLER
Betty Reinhardt
Lucille Stephens
ALLEN GANEY
M&M Sherman McDowell
ROY L. GARRARD, SR.
D/M Dennis L. Phelps
DARLENE GAUDET
Glynn & Dorene Billiot
ROBERT C. (SONNY) GAYLE
Bobbie G. Ross
DELORA GILL
Pine Grove BC, DeQuincy
DORALEE GILL
Gerald & Lisa McCain
KAY STEVENS GIPSON
Beth Smith
JOHN N. GIRLINGHOUSE
Rose R. Girlinghouse
LINDA GIROD
Randy & Sheila Moroni
LARRY GIVEANS
Calvary BC, Slidell
PAT GOBAL
Noble & Claudette Brister
JEANETTE LEE GOODRUM
Ruth T. Earwood & the
Salisbury Book Club
Andrea & Dan Barth
JUANITA GORNOR
FBC, Pearl River
M&M ROBERT WILLIAMS’
GRANDSON
M&M Charlie M. Flynn
EVELENE GROOMS
Billy & Janell Windham
MARY GROOMS
Sharon Hedrick
MARY LUCILLE RITCHIE GROS
Lee & Melody Wood
DARRELL GRUBBS
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
JEFF GUILLIAMS, JR.
John & Sue Speir
Tynes & Julia Hildebrand
Vicki Murchison
BEVERLY GUNN
Owen & Ginny Bellon
M&M R. G. GUNN
Jimmy L. Gunn
KENNETH N. HALEY
Alton & Pat Williams
BETTY HALL
Leslie & Kenny Smelley
Madden Family-Doug, Nancy,
Tom & Ellen
LIZZIE MAE HALL
R/M Bill Fowler
GLENN HAM
Patsy Welch, Charlotte Thomas,
& June Matheny
Rep. Charles McDonald
M&M Robert Gill
DR. DOYLE R. HAMILTON, JR.
Charlotte Wasmund
DOROTHY HAMMONS
Bernie & Midge Firestone
GLENDA HANCOCK
L.H. & Tricia Pourciau
GWEN HENRY HARDY
Cooper Buick GMC
Gary Patterson & Jarod
Patterson
EVELYN RUTH HARLON
Edward & Rebecca O'Neal
Allen & Lisa Deen
O'Neal's Feeders Supply, Inc.
RUTH HARLON
South Region WMU
Hollis & Corky O'Neal
Concord Union Baptist Assoc.
STEPHANIE HARLOW & INFANT
SON DAVIS
Johnny & Liz McDonald
BARBARA SPIER HARRELL
Mary W. Crump
RAMONA HARRIGILL
Baker & Jackie Boyd
FLOYD & RUBY HARRINGTON
M&M William E. Maley
ETHELENE HILBURN HARRIS
Mike & Tyrena Sonnamaker
MYRTLE HARRIS
Joyce & Bob Miller
TEET HATCH
Erwinville BC
REV. SHERWOOD
HAWTHORNE
Tommy & Betty Hollingsworth
WARDELL HEAD
Randy & Amy Braswell
STEPHEN (DICK) R. HEARD
Mary Anna Granberry
ANNE STEWART HEARN
Ben & Marlene Creasy
INEZ DUPLISSEY HEARN
Teresa George
DONNA HECHT
Dennis & Louise Copple
ARLEY HENDERSON
Bobbie J. Olson
CARL W. HENDRY
Elaine H. Parker
HERBERT E. HENRY
James & Ida Cook
Gary & Dewana Richardson
REBECCA LYNN HERNANDEZ
Joyce & Adella Paul & Peggy
Paul-Saizon
TOMMIE DEAN HERREN
Charles J. & Evelyn Taylor
RUSH HIGGINBOTHAM
Gloria & Lowery Herrington
MARK HINES
FBC, Pearl River
SALLY HINES
Bob & JoAnn Hines
DANNIE HODGE
Walter & Joyce Allen
RITA HOLDEN
Buster & Brenda Gibson
JOHN HOLDMAN
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
HELEN HOLLEY
Jim & Marjorie White
M&M Lorris W. Bogan
New Ebenezer BC, Castor
JESSE J. (BUCK) HOLLIS
Mangham BC
Tom & Denise Gullatt
ALTON GWYNN HOLT
Edna Mae Boyd & Dan J. Boyd
ROBERTA HONEYCUTT
Mary Alice Brown
Ben & Marlene Creasy
W. S. (PETE) HONEYCUTT
Ruth Honeycutt
GENEVIEVE HOOPER
Westlake Ladies Bible Cl
Linda Dowies
Joana Robinson, Joe Savoie,
Sally Fullington, Jenifer
Freeman, Kent & Nelva
Moss, Mike & Mary E. Slaydon,
Mitchie & Lynda Wilson, George
Scalia, & Archie & Lee Cline
BIRCHETT C. HOPKINS
Fred & Yvette Frantom
THOMAS HENRY HOWELL
Donald & Barbara Toutcheque
HERBERT HUBBARD
Beauton Huitt
Robert & Nettie Joseph
Mitchell & Gail Sumrall
DARLENE B. HUDSON
Donald Worth & Linda Worth
PAUL HUDSON, JR.
Susan & Keith Langheinz
RALPH HUDSON
Bob & Mary Nelson
DANNY HUFF
Gloria & Lowery Herrington
LUDY HUGGINS
Kenneth & Helen Bossaller
ELAINE FIFE HUMPHRIES
Vonell & Nick DeFatta
JAY HUNSTOCK
FBC, Covington
BILL HUTH
Noble & Claudette Brister
WILMER BERNETTE (BUDDY)
HUTSON
Tom & Kim Cathey
Sue Meyer
Linda Bendixen, William E.
Morgan, Edward & William
Morgan
Mark Sanders
Joey & Jen Nickles (Hutson)
DOROTHY IANNAZO
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
TAMARA INDEST
M&M Donald Worth
FLORINE FUNDERBURK IRWIN
Ernest D. Irwin
WINNIE ISHEE
Calvary BC, Slidell
AMY ROXANNA IVY
M&M Jimmie D. Jackson
CHARLIE JACKSON
Buster & Brenda Gibson
M&M E. C. JACKSON
Steve Jackson
FRANCES G. JAMES
Wanda Hilton & Family
Frank & Joan Hickman
ALICE RAWLS JARRELL
Michael & Tomi Crow
Martha & Skip Ragland
INEZ JEFFERSON
Ken & Katherine Bush
EULA JENKINS
M&M Leroy Wilson
RHONDA JENNINGS
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
JAMES S. JOHNSON
Patricia A. West
JULIA JOHNSON
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
RUDOLPH C. JOHNSON
M&M Larry Daughtry
RUDY JOHNSON
Don & Marilyn Smith
TOMMY JOHNSON
Vicki Murchison
BOBBY D. JONES
Mike & Rhonda Ruddick
Michelle & Casey Tripp
DIANA JONES
Fred & Diane Franklin
Elizabeth C. Craft
JAMES GRADY JONES
Joy S. Jones
JEAN JONES
Frank & Flora Hover
NAOMI JONES
Cammie Johnson
HUBERT JOYNER
Patricia Madden
John Cowen
DEBBIE JUSTILIAN
Johnny & Liz McDonald
LOUISE KELLY
Dale & Joyce Willis
BILLY KENNEDY
Charles & Evelyn Taylor
Brenda Giddens
LAWRENCE KENNY
Troy & Carolyn Hughes
JIMMY KILGORE
Noble & Claudette Brister
OTTIS (HAPPY) KING
LaVera (Sister) Barker
JAY KINZER
Susan & Mike Saracino
WALTER H. KIRKPATRICK
Lila Smith
TROY KNIGHTEN
Tom & Gloria Galloway
JERRY LAMBERT
Lana & Wayne Foret
JAY LANDRY
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
CHARLES LASITER
Kenneth & Pam Mauterer
FLORENCE BATES LAVERGNE
SUSAN LAVERGNE
Linda Moran
JIMMY LAWRENCE
Lance & Nancy Thomas
JEWEL DEAN LEE
M&M Thomas D. Hankins
MARVIN (PAPAW) LEE
M&M Jerry Brunson
HANS LEMKE
M&M Thomas D. Hankins
HAROLD DENNIS LENARD
Dan Street
THOMAS LINDLEY
Sandy & Boyd Parker
JAMES LINDSEY
Mary Anna Granberry
Kenneth & Margie Cruse
WILL LEE LOFTIN, JR.
Ron & Dianne Lawrence
FRED LOUGHNER
M&M John Cheatwood & M&M
Chad Morgan & Jasmin
GEORGE LOVE
Vernon & Barbara Flemister
LOREN LUKE
Heather Mullins Dampier
DORIS MADENFORT
Carolyn Donald
CLARA B. MAGEE
Elmore M. Magee, Jr.
VERA MAGEE
Gwendolyn T. Odom Smith
CARROLL JOHN MARCANTEL
M&M Marvin W. Marcantel
CHEAT MARTIN
Lisa McCain
T. J. MARTIN
Frank & Su Hill
LIL MARX
Steve & Carroll Swander
RAYMOND MASON
Alton & Pat Williams
Katie Dumas & Penny & Tim
Coats
DJ MATRANGA
Auditorium SS Class,
Fellowship BC
MARGARET MAY
Men's Cl of Maplewood FBC
MARGARET MAY
Joint Heirs Cl
MELANIE MCCARTY
Michael & Susan Saracino
JOEY MCCLENDON
M&M Don Lewis
ADAM MCCOY
Elsie Bell
LEUMEL MCCOY
M&M George A. Davis
JOHN D. MCDANIEL
Rita, Becky & Don Perkins
ARNOLD (BOSH) MCDOWELL
M&M Mannie Skursky
DIANNE MCFARLAND
Sarah B. White
RUBY DIANNE MCKEE
Charles & Kathy Isgitt
CHARLES MEOLE, SR.
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
EARL & BETTY MERCER
David Mercer
JOHN MILAM, SR.
Elouise Kent
Phillip MinchewDonatic
BOB MILLER
M&M Charles E. Shaffett
CONNIE MILLER
Noble & Claudette Brister
GINA ANDRUS MILLER
M&M Frederick Rosteet
BENNY MILLIGAN
M&M James Tucker
ELAINE MISCAR
Redina Blanchard
GLORIA N. MOBLEY
Dawn Leggett
Rodger & Donna Bryan
RICHARD B. MOELLER
Andy Payne
MILDRED MOHR
Calvary BC, Slidell
ELDRED E. (BUDDY) MONCLA
Anonymous
GAY ANDERSON
MONTGOMERY
Ann & Bob Adams
MIKE MOORE
Sandy & Boyd Parker
Sharon & Billy Maples
OLIVION MOORE
New Ebenezer BC, Castor
REGINALD MOORE
Hazel S. Hicks & Family
ANN MORGAN
M&M T. Doug Madden, Sr.
Delma Dowler
Jimmy & Sharon Miller
ELMA MORGAN
Bill Denny & Jerry Denny
GARY MORGAN
Calvary BC, Slidell
WALTER MOROCK
Carolyn Fisher
IVAN O. MORRIS JR.
Steve & Carroll Swander
DEMETRIS MORTON
Kris Fontenot
ELMER MOSES & BILLY FAYE
MOSES
Gerald & Lisa McCain
BILL COLLINS’ MOTHER
M&M Tynes Hildebrand
LAVONNE NAILE
Nita Gilbert
CARL T. NASH
Guy & George Ann Snelling
DONALD NEAL
Mary Neal
JAMES DALTON NEALY, SR.
Jerry & Betty Slack
M&M Don Thomas
Jerry & Candy W. Waugh
Roger & Pat Herron, Delbert &
Barbara Wilks, Celia Hanson, &
Bonnie Lain
Chris & Lynn Pace
Mike & Karen Terrell
Fred & Becky Morecraft
The Grove & Jones Families
Frances P. Foster
Florance Goyanes
Leigh Ann & Paul Lintelman
Roger & Shirley Goza
Roger & Shirley Goza
JOE NEITZ
Nancy Justice
BESSIE NELSON
Maryland BC, St. Joseph
HOLLIS (WHEAT) NELSON
Hope's Camper Corner
Steve & Carroll Swander
M&M Leon Barmore
Drew & Jennifer Routon
Sonya Speir
Jim & Pam McKay
LOUISE NELSON
Mary & Bud Swayze
J. L. NESMITH
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
DAVID NETHERTON
Henry & Barbara Cantrell
Van R. Winn
MICKY & DAVID NETHERTON
Mark Tabor
SHERYL NETTLES
Maryellen G. Morgan
JOANNA NEWNAM
M&M B.J. Newnam
MARILYN NISWANGER
Cooper Buick GMC
JANICE NIX
The Breazeales
ALPHUS C. NOLAND
Polly Bridges
ALPHUS C. NOLAND
Sylvia N. Harrell
OLLENE SUTTON NORMAN
Nola H. Carpenter
THOMAS NORRIS, SR.
Delma Dowler
TOMMY NORRIS
Don & Marilyn Smith
OUIDA O'BARR
North Monroe BC Singles III
CLIFTON OSBORN
M&M James Sanders
MARY ANN OWENS
Randy & Sheila Moroni & Boys
TOMMY OWENS
Mary Talbot
BOYCE PARDUE
Jerald & Jane Bartlett
CHRISTINE PARDUE
Ray & Lenora Littlejohn
DEMARIS WHITARD PARDUE
Jim & Sue Ellen McCallum
CHARLES PARKER
East Fork Ladies Cl
DURY PARKER
M&M Mannie Skursky
KARL PARKER
Gerald & Lisa McCain
MARY LYNN DEBUSK PERRET
D/M Frank Mobley
CURTIS NEWTON PETREY
Kathy Breaux
Ponder & Carol McInnis
Mrs. Carroll W. Andrews &
Family
Marie Blair
William & Dolores Porter
Elizabeth & Ralph Jordan
Buddy & Alice Bowden
Robin G. Breithaupt, LCSW,
DCSW, Inc.
Bill & Karon Wheeless, Jr.
Nancy P. Darwin
Matt & Anne-Marie May
IDA EVELYN PETREY
LYNN PETREY
Nancy P. Darwin
JUSTIN PETTY
Julie & Danny Petty
JIMMY PHILLIPS
John & Sheila Hixson
M&M Frederick Rosteet
MARY JANE PHILLIPS
Mrs. John S. Pickett, Jr.
DR. RAN PHILLIPS, JR.
Steve & Carroll Swander
CAROLYN PHRAILKILL
Stanley & Roslyn Smith
MYRTLE PICKERING
Marie & Clyde Bartlett, Hugh
Bartlett & Children
CLAY PICKETT
Kathy Sims
Schuyler, Kathy, & Kaitlyn
League
Pauline Travis
DOYLE PICKETT
Sandy & Boyd Parker
MARY PIGOTT
M&M Mike Pigott
RALPH PIKE
Bob & Mary Nelson
CARL PITRE
Ralph & Becky Blessington
HERBERT RAY PITTMAN
FBC, Pearl River
ROSS POOLE
Dennis, Robbin, & Vestal
Phelps
MILDRED PRIMM
Port Hudson BC, St. Francisville
REESE PROCELL
Terry E. Wells
VIRGINIA (DALE) PROTHRO
Joye Lynn Young
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
Bill Chapman family
Faith Seekers Cl
ELIZABETH PRUITT
M&M John Boughton
Ronny & Bobbie Magoun
DALE PURVIS
Mike & Donna Basham
DELAINE PYLANT
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
ETHEL RALSTON
Patsy Welch, Charlotte Thomas,
& June Matheny
DAN RANKEN
Arnold L. Anderson
JERRY RATCLIFF
Jan & Daniel Putman
LEE ANN REARDON
Amy Braswell
RALPH REDD
Betty Fischer
DONNA KIRKLAND REED
Carolyn Fisher
Randy & Phyllis Patterson
J. C. REED
M&M Mannie Skursky
MARTHA GREEN REICHERT
M&M Robert R. Riser
ANTHONY F. REINERS
Farley & Judy Cloud
ESSIE DICKERSON RHAME
John & Peggy Dickerson
THOMAS G (DUSTY) RHODES
Rhonda Hensley
DOROTHY RICHMOND
Lisa McCain
GAYE ROBERSON
Beth N. McDougal
Dr. Lawrence J. Danna
DALLAS C. ROBERTS
Mary W. Crump
REV. DON ROBERTS
Dondra Fuller, Billy Fuller, &
Sarah Fuller
RALPH ROBINSON
Frances Womack
ODA ROCKETT
Spearsville TRIAD
CLIFF ROGERS
Edna Rogers
CLIFTON ROGERS
Donna Rogers
CURTIS ALLEN ROGERS
Paul & Shan Baum
MARTHA LENORA ROGERS
Delbert & Cynthia Johnson
V.J. ROGERS
Donna Rogers
Edna Rogers
SABRINA DIXON ROME
M&M Raymond Woolie
THELMA ROWLAND
Randall & Janice Byrd
H.T. RUSH
Vicki Murchison
Tynes & Julia Hildebrand
Edward & Nelda Tolar
CECIL RUSSELL
Elda Glynn & Terri Wilson
MYRA NELL ARMSTRONG
RUSSELL
Mark & Sandy Craft
Barbara A. Houston
Gary & Dewana Richardson
James Machine Works, LLC
Susan Weaver & Paul McElroy
M&M V.J. Casamento
JODIE ROCCO RUSSO, SR.
M&M Kenneth R. Turpin
ROBERT RYAN
Cammie Johnson
MICHAEL TODD RYDER II
Bo & Chris Walker
Nancy Raborn
Officers & Staff of Sabine State
Bank
NICK SALADERO
M&M Don Lewis
BENJAMIN B. SANDERS
Harvey & Carolyn Perry
DICK ELLEN (DICKIE) SANDERS
Linda Sanders
GIRLEY SANDERSON
M&M Thomas D. Hankins
HERBERT CECIL SATERFIEL
Johnny & Jeanette Wilbanks
JOE SCHENDLE
Steve & Carroll Swander
JOHN D. SCOTT
Mike an Laura Woodard
SHIRLEY CRYER SEALS
Nancy Perdue Wright
BRO. MALCOLM SELF
Frances Robinson
Ronny & Sharyn Davis
JULIE WELCH SERMONS
Janice Baum
LEAH SHAFFER
M&M Bob Campbell & Melisse
SUSAN JO SHARP
Ray & Virginia Bennett
Troy & Carolyn Hughes
Hazel Riles
BO SIBLEY
Cedarcrest BC, BR
MARTHA SINGLETON
John Cowen
NICHOLAS REED SISTRUNK
Jerrie & Dennis Choate
ELIZABETH MULHEARN
SLAUGHTER
Herbie & Sherry Frankowicz
ANDREW SMITH
Susan Nolan
Emma Smith
Carolyn & Timothy Frantz
Shelby & Mary Neese
Harold & Cynthia Collier
Jack & Brenda Marler
DAVID SMITH
M&M Mack V. Martin
DELTON (BLACKIE) SMITH
Effie Hinton
Travis & Janie Sayers
Catherine Beach
Rickie & Athie Bohnet
V.J. & Peggy Casamento
Estelle Wheeler
Stan, Laura, Cade, Melain, &
Landry Maclin
EDNA & BUNYAN SMITH
M&M Ronald M. Hess
ELAINE SMITH
Don & Marilyn Smith
HAZEL SMITH
M&M Buford Benson
Martin L. Norris
MARGUERITE THORNTON
Mr. & Mrs Pat Johnson
GLENN TIDWELL
Agnes Wickham
JEAN TILBURY
Floyd & Hazel Carter
GEORGE TOLBERT
Bob & Doris Meredith
ROBBIE TOMLIN
Floyd & Gloria Bonner
FLETCHER TOMPKINS
Jo Ellen Clark
M&M Tim E. Tettleton
Arvel E. Newsom
Lon & Mary Bass
GERRY MAUN TOMPKINS
Blanche & Wylie Harvey
BERNICE TUBB’S BROTHER
M&M Charlie M. Flynn
NORMA TUGWELL
Triple R Pipeline
MAXINE TURNER
M&M Don Lewis
JAMIE F. VALIGOSKY
Bob & Sherryl Tucker
BILL VAN SANDT
Barksdale BC Deacons
RUBY VAVASSEUR
Walter & Joyce Allen
DOROTHY VERRETT
Morrow BC
BUDDY VEULEMAN
Mike & Ginger Goings
DON VILLAVASO
Jane P. Villavaso
SHIRLEY VINES
Mary Talbot
DEBORAH GREENE WADSACK
Guy & George Ann Snelling
D/M Roy M. Fleniken
IRIS WALKER
Maryellen G. Morgan
JACK WALKER
Mary A. Harville
ROBERT WALKER
Tynes & Julia Hildebrand
BETTY WALL
Earl & Ann Forrest
SAMUEL E. WALLER
Mary Edwards
MRS. CARROLL WARD
Ms. Mary W. Crump
SARAH WARD
Gloria Fay Smith
WANDA HOGAN WARREN
Ray & Lenora Littlejohn
PATSY WASHBURN
Jimmy & Mary Tidwell & Family
OTIS WATKINS
John W. Bates
LOIS WATTS
Calvary BC, Slidell
VERNON LEE WATTS
W. D. & Annette Watts
CREIGHTON WEBB
Sam & Bitsy Smith
John Cowen
PEGGY WELDON
Peggy C. Mire
NICK WHELESS
Sandy & Boyd Parker
KAY F. WHITE
L. R. & Beth Collier
PHILIP STUART WHITEHEAD
Tracy L. Harrel, Jr.
CHARLES (MEREDITH)
WHITEHURST
Ruth Honeycutt
KATHERINE WHITTINGTON
Barbara Edwards
ROYCE HARLAN WHITTINGTON
Norma Beyl Whittington
HORACE LYNN WIGGINS
Horace Wiggins
LARRY GLEN WILKIE
Lon & Mary Bass
DR. DAVID LEE WILLARD
Dorothy Ann Willard Wilson
ARBY WILLIAMS
Marilyn Cooper Loftin
CARROL WILLIAMS
Beech Springs BC, Minden
ETTA WILLIAMS
Officers & Staff of Sabine State
Bank
Bo & Chris Walker
EUGENE WILLIAMS
Tim & Terrill Coggins
EVALENE WILLIAMS
Baker & Jackie Boyd
JESSE ELLIS WILLIAMS
Don & Phyllis Dew
Martha Gormanous
D/M Michael Moore
JOHN WILLIAMS
Dean & Crissie Cirelli
C. DREW WILLINGHAM
MEMORIAL & HONOR GIFTS
M&M Kent Blackard
JAMES M. SMITH
Charles & Evelyn Taylor
Merle Antley
JAMES M. (PETE) SMITH
Ned & Mary Barron
PATRICK SMITH
Lionel & Sue Burke
RUBY SMITH
Jan & Gary Chandler
THELMA SMITH
Frankie N. King
PHILIP AARON SOIGNIER
Triple R Pipeline
FRANCES SOILEAU
FBC, Covington
BOAZ BARBER SQUYRES
M&M Lloyd A. Ponder
M&M H. J. Daily, Jr.
Bill & Yvonne Hicks
PATSIE STINOFF
Fred & Yvette Frantom
HOYLE STOCKMAN
M&M Mannie Skursky
ETHEL STONE
Arvel E. Newsom
Wanda Lemke
DR. BOB STOUT
Joanne H. Rundell
HOWARD & OMEGA STRAHAN
Omega Strahan Leslie
AMOS OTTIS STRAIN
M&M Frank Maxwell
Marilyn Pickett-Worsley
MAXINE STRICKLAND
M&M Don Lewis
WESLEY STRIPLIN
Buster & Brenda Gibson
Charles & Nadine Harris
AVIS SULLIVAN
M&M Don Lewis
GABE SULLIVAN
Auditorium Cl, Fellowship BC
PAT SULLIVAN
Frank & Joan Hickman
HAROLD SYLVEST
Calvary BC, Slidell
ALDA TASSIN
Baker & Jackie Boyd
DEE TAYLOR
FBC, Covington
JIM TAYLOR
Steve & Carroll Swander
OCILE TAYLOR
Carroll B. Smith family
PEGGY WALKER TAYLOR
June W. Matheny
DORIS FOTO TERRAL
Otis & Ginger Peterson
Lola Peterson
TERRY THARP
M&M Buford Benson
AUDREY BARKLEY THOMAS
L.J. & Tommie Rogers Laster
Lee Royce & Bonnie Alford
ROBERT PITTS THOMAS (DOC)
Sam & Bitsy Smith
MARTHA ANN ALBRITTON
WILLSON
Steve & Carroll Swander
DOTTIE WILSON
Sharon & Billy Maples
SONNY WILSON
Jim & Marjorie White
New Ebenezer BC, Castor
DOROTHY WINDHAM
Carol Pevehouse
ANN WOODARD
Glen Woodard
CHARLES WOOTEN
Mary Talbot
CLAYTON WRIGHT
Clyde & Marie Bartlett, Hugh
Bartlett & Children
KEN WYATT
Charles & Nadine Harris
CHARLOTTE YANDELL
Owen & Ginny Bellon
CORRINE YOUNG
Mrs. Michal Long
EUGENIA HYDE YOUNG
Joye Lynn Young
MARY CORRINE YOUNG
Loye Love & Ann Segura
JO BOB ZUBER
Nancy Justice
Honors: 2/3/15–3/10/15
Honor gifts are received in thoughtful tribute to honor
a relative, friend or loved one. Names of honored persons
are printed in all caps followed by the names of those
making the honor gifts.
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Delbert & Cynthia Johnson
OLIVER CARMICHAEL
Community BC, Lafayette
HUDSON LANE DAVIS
Bob & Jeanette Harrell
MARY ALICE FOLDS
RUTH FULLER
Halliburton Giving Choices
JAP GULLATT
David & Sue Gullatt
AVERY MARSALIS
MADDOX MARSALIS
Rodger & Donna Bryan
PATSY MCDONALD
Rep. Charles McDonald
DENTON (OUE) MOORE
Latanache BC, Batchelor
DUTCH RUSSELL
Rodger & Donna Bryan
MARY RUSSELL
Clarence & Letha Powell
JACK F. SAXON, JR.
M&M Ronald M. Hess
OWEN SIMS
Geraldine Hand
DR. PERRY WEBB
Vicki Murchison
PATSY WELCH
June W. Matheny
ESTHER & LEON WHITE
Harriett Dietz
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Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
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March April 2015
FREE 2015 VBS NAMETAGS!
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We are offering the following at no cost to help with your event:
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