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Annual
of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention
167th Annual Meeting
November 10-11, 2014
First Baptist Church
Lafayette, Louisiana
President................................. Steve Horn...............................Lafayette
First Vice President................ David Denton.......................New Iberia
Second Vice President............ Bob Heustess............................... Slidell
Secretary/Treasurer................. David Hankins...................... Alexandria
Preacher.................................. Leland Crawford....................... Minden
Alternate................................. Marcus Rosa............................Bogalusa
Worship Leader...................... Benjamin Harlan.................. Alexandria
November 9-10, 2015
First Baptist Church, Bossier City
Preacher.................................. Kirk Jones............................ Prairieville
Alternate................................. Bob Adams..............................Bogalusa
Worship Leader...................... Benjamin Harlan.................. Alexandria
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
Articles of Incorporation of Louisiana Baptist Convention....................................4
Bylaws of Louisiana Baptist Convention...............................................................10
Business and Financial Plan of Louisiana Baptist Convention..............................15
Articles of Incorporation of the Executive Board...................................................18
Bylaws of Executive Board of Louisiana Baptist Convention...............................21
Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Plan.....................................................25
Baptist Faith & Message.........................................................................................29
Church-State Relations...........................................................................................38
PROCEEDINGS...........................................................................................................40
DIRECTORIES AND COMMITTEES
Convention Officers................................................................................................53
Convention Committees..........................................................................................54
Trustees of Institutions and Agencies.....................................................................55
Executive Board Members......................................................................................57
Executive Board Committees.................................................................................59
State Missions Services ..........................................................................................61
Collegiate Ministry Directors.................................................................................63
Associational Directors of Missions.......................................................................64
LBC Institutions and Agencies...............................................................................66
Louisiana Baptist Convention Related Ministries..................................................66
Lifeway Christian Stores.........................................................................................66
SBC Ministries & Auxiliary...................................................................................67
SBC Seminaries......................................................................................................67
Baptist Camps in Louisiana....................................................................................68
Related Ministries...................................................................................................69
LOUISIANA BAPTIST CHURCHES, MISSIONS & MINISTERS
Churches and Missions...........................................................................................70
Vocational Evangelists............................................................................................92
Church Websites.....................................................................................................94
EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Executive Board......................................................................................................103
Administrative Committee.....................................................................................107
Business & Finance Committee..............................................................................107
Executive Committee..............................................................................................107
Missions Support Committee..................................................................................107
Nominating Committee...........................................................................................107
Properties Committee..............................................................................................107
Executive Board Recommendations.......................................................................108
Executive Board Statement of Financial Position..................................................109
State Mission Services for Churches & Associations.............................................110
Cooperative Program Budget..................................................................................116
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INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Baptist Message ....................................................................................................118
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home & Family Ministries......................................120
Louisiana Baptist Foundation.................................................................................122
Louisiana College...................................................................................................124
CONVENTION COMMITTEES REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Louisiana Baptist History Committee.....................................................................126
Committee on Moral & Social Concerns................................................................127
Convention Committee on Resolutions..................................................................128
ASSOCIATIONS
Louisiana Associational Officers and Meetings......................................................134
Associations Statistical Reports..............................................................................140
Summary of Associational Statistics.......................................................................193
HISTORICAL TABLE
Historical Table, LBC.............................................................................................196
INDEX .........................................................................................................................200
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION
ARTICLE I. NAME
The name of this body is the Louisiana Baptist Convention, hereinafter referred to as
“Convention.”
ARTICLE II. DURATION
The duration of this Convention shall be in perpetuity.
ARTICLE III. NON-PROFIT CORPORATION
The Convention is a nonprofit corporation organized under the Louisiana Non-Profit
Corporation Act, LSA-R.S. 12:201 et seq. and shall have all of the powers, duties, authorizations
and responsibilities as provided therein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Convention shall
neither have nor exercise any power, nor engage directly or indirectly in any activity that would
invalidate its status as an organization exempt from federal income tax and described in Section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, or the corresponding provision or
provisions of any subsequent United States Internal Revenue law or laws.
ARTICLE IV. PURPOSE
Section 1. The purpose of this Convention is to provide means through which Louisiana
Baptist churches and members can cooperate in bringing persons to God throughout the world.
Section 2. The Convention will assist churches and associations in the Christ-appointed
tasks: to worship God, to proclaim the Gospel, to teach, to nurture Christians, to establish and
strengthen churches, and to minister in Christ’s name.
Section 3. This Convention desires to carry its programs forward in fraternal concert with
other Baptist groups. This Convention will never exercise authority of any type over such groups.
Section 4. This Convention recognizes the Southern Baptist Convention as the primary
instrument used by Baptists to further the cause of Christ on a worldwide basis. The Convention
pledges its loyalty and support to the purposes served by the Southern Baptist Convention.
Section 5. This Convention will do all its work in accord with the principle that the Bible
is the inspired, inerrant, and infallible Word of God, and is sufficient for all faith and practice,
and is truth without any mixture of error in every area of which it speaks (Matthew 22:29).
ARTICLE V. REGISTERED OFFICE
The registered office of the Convention shall be located at 1250 MacArthur Drive, Alexandria,
Louisiana. The location of the Convention may be changed by an affirmative vote of a two-thirds
(2/3) majority of the messengers of the Convention present and voting.
ARTICLE VI. MEMBERSHIP
Section 1.This Convention shall be composed of messengers who are members in good
standing of Baptist churches cooperating (defined below) with the Convention.
Section 2. This Convention shall be organized on a non-stock basis having messengers as
its only members.
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Section 3. Each cooperating Baptist church having fifty (50) members, or less, shall be
entitled to one (1) messenger; and an additional messenger for each additional fifty (50) members;
however, no church shall be entitled to more than fifteen (15) messengers.
Section 4. Messengers shall be certified by their churches to the Convention, but the
Convention shall be the final judge of the election and qualifications of its messengers.
Section 5. A cooperating church with the Louisiana Baptist Convention 1) is of like faith and
order with Southern Baptists as expressed in the Baptist Faith and Message of the Southern Baptist
Convention, 2) is sympathetic to the purposes and work of the Convention, 3) contributes to the
work of Southern Baptists through the Cooperative Program and 4) has applied for membership
in the local association and, upon recommendation by the LBC Committee on Credentials, has
been approved to send messengers to the Convention.
Section 6. Any church which has taken action affirming, approving or endorsing the practice
of homosexuality shall not be considered as cooperating with this Convention. Such actions
include but are not limited to the licensure or ordination of homosexuals, marriage or blessing
of homosexual relationships, and endorsing homosexuality as an acceptable lifestyle.
ARTICLE VII. TRUSTEES
Section 1. The Convention’s management is vested in its Board of Trustees for the execution
of legal documents as required by law in effectuation of direction given by and only with the
prior approval of the messengers. The Board of Trustees and the Convention shall only act at
the direction of and with the prior approval of the messengers. The messengers may delegate
authority to officers or committees who shall be accountable to the messengers as provided in
the Convention’s Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. The Trustees shall have no authority
or powers except those explicitly granted to them by these Articles of Incorporation or in the
Convention’s By-laws.
Section 2. The members of the Board of Trustees of the Convention shall be the Convention
President, First Vice President, Second Vice President and the Secretary-Treasurer.
Section 3. The names and addresses of the initial Trustees of the Convention are:
Name
Address
Bill Robertson, President
1250 MacArthur Dr., Alexandria, Louisiana 71303
Name
Address
Scott Thompson, First Vice President
Name
Address
Stacy Morgan, Second Vice President
Name
Address
David E. Hankins, Secretary-Treasurer
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ARTICLE VIII. OFFICERS
Section 1. The officers of the Convention shall be a president, a first vice president and a
second vice president. The office of secretary-treasurer shall be filled ex officio by the executive
director of the Executive Board of the Convention.
Section 2. Officers shall be chosen annually from messengers in attendance at the Convention. Nominations shall be from the floor. Election shall be by ballot except when there is a single
nominee for an office. In the latter case the president shall instruct the secretary to cast a unanimous
ballot for the nominee.1
Section 3. Officers shall serve for one (1) year and hold office until their successors are
elected and qualified; however, no officers may serve more than two (2) complete successive terms
in the same office. Terms of office shall commence at final adjournment of the Convention in
session at the time of their election and terminate at final adjournment of the succeeding regular
session of the Convention. In case of death, disability of, or other cause making necessary the
retirement of the president, the vice presidents shall succeed in order. The Executive Board shall
determine when an office is vacant due to the disability of an incumbent.
Section 4. The president shall preside over all deliberations of the Convention and shall
perform such other duties as may be customary to the position or as determined in the bylaws
or by resolution, and shall, by his election, become an ex officio member of all Convention
committees and boards. He shall continue as ex officio member of the Executive Board for one
full year immediately following tenure as president of the Convention unless elected to fill a
vacancy in the regular membership of the Executive Board.
Section 5. The vice presidents may, in the absence of the president or when requested by the
president, preside over the Convention and shall perform such other duties as may be provided
in the bylaws or resolutions or as requested by the president.
Section 6. The executive director shall keep accurate and faithful minutes of all sessions
of the Convention. He shall cause these to be published in suitable form in the Annual of the
Convention together with such other information as the Convention or the Executive Board of
the Convention deems necessary and proper.
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Expectations of Louisiana Baptist Convention Officers
The Louisiana Baptist Convention has been blessed across the decades with men who have provided
excellent leadership in their elected roles as convention officers. A number of qualities have characterized
these leaders and form an example and a description of the kind of leaders Louisiana Baptists ought to
seek in the future, especially for the highest offices:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
A vital personal relationship with Jesus Christ that includes public and private devotions and holy living.
A belief in the authority and inerrancy of the Bible and agreement with the Convention’s confession
of faith which is the Baptist Faith and Message 2000.
A desire to see people come to faith in Christ, and an active participation in personal and
congregational evangelism.
A commitment to cooperative missions, especially mission endeavors of Louisiana and Southern
Baptists as evidenced by strong congregational support of the Cooperative Program.
A giftedness and experience in leadership that includes the ability to inspire confidence, build consensus,
solve problems, and conduct the work of Louisiana Baptists in an orderly and effective manner.
(Approved by messengers, LBC, 165th Annual Meeting, 11/13/12)
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ARTICLE IX. COMMITTEES AND BOARDS OF THE CONVENTION
Section 1. The plan of organization for standing committees and permanent boards of the
Convention shall be as established in the bylaws of the Convention.
Section 2. Special committees shall serve for one (1) year or less as provided in the resolutions
creating such committees.
Section 3. The members of all standing committees (except the Committee on Committees)
and the permanent boards of the Convention shall be elected by the Convention. New members on
all boards and committees who fill vacancies developing after annual Convention and before the
month of May shall be elected by the Executive Board upon recommendation of the Convention
Committee on Nominations or Committee on Committees.
Section 4. The president of the Convention shall appoint the members and the chairman and
vice chairman of the Committee on Committees.
Section 5. Boards shall report annually to the Convention in the manner specified by the
Executive Board of the Convention unless the Convention itself directs otherwise.
Section 6. Each committee and board of this Convention shall supply the executive director
with an official copy of its charter or other legal evidence authorizing its establishment and a
copy of its bylaws, as well as copies of the official minutes of their regular and special meetings. The executive director shall maintain these in such fashion that they are readily available to all
Louisiana Baptists at the Convention offices of the Executive Board of the Convention.
ARTICLE X. THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE CONVENTION
Section 1. The Executive Board of the Convention shall serve as the Convention ad interim,
as the Convention’s principle advisory committee on total programs, and as the Convention’s
operating board for the Convention-sponsored general programs and programs not specifically
assigned elsewhere.
Section 2. The Executive Board shall consist of one (1) member from each association having
a minimum of seven churches with an aggregate church membership of at least one thousand, plus
one (1) additional board member from each association having as many as ten thousand (10,000)
church members, and an additional board member for each additional five thousand (5,000) church
members of such associations; provided, however, that not more than seven (7) members from any
one association shall serve simultaneously as members of the Executive Board.
Section 3. The terms of elected Executive Board members shall run for three (3) years. No member
may serve continuously for more than two (2) complete successive terms. No member shall be eligible
to serve another term until an interval equal to the number of years served shall have elapsed.
Section 4. The membership of any Executive Board member shall be declared vacant if he
ceases to be affiliated with a church that is a member of the association from which he was elected.
Section 5. The Convention shall annually elect members to fill all vacancies on the Executive Board.
Section 6. The elected officers of the Executive Board of the Convention shall consist of a
president and a vice president chosen annually by the membership of the Executive Board. They
shall have the duties customarily associated with such positions. The board itself shall elect an
executive director for an indefinite term. The executive director shall be ex officio member of
the board and serve as its secretary.
Section 7. The Executive Board itself shall determine its time of meeting, organization and
method of proceeding subject to these articles and the Convention’s bylaws.
Section 8. The Executive Board of the Convention shall report annually to the Convention
concerning the total Convention program, the operating programs entrusted to the board, and
such other matters as the board deems necessary and proper.
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Section 9. The Executive Board of the Convention shall recommend annually to the
Convention the appropriation or allocation of undesignated financial resources of the Convention.
Section 10. The Executive Board of the Convention shall serve as the general corporate
authority of this Convention. No activity supported by and subject to the will of this Convention
shall seek incorporated status in Louisiana or elsewhere without the express approval of this
Convention or the Executive Board of this Convention.
ARTICLE XI. THE DENOMINATIONAL PAPER
The Baptist Message shall be the official paper of this Convention.
ARTICLE XII. MEETINGS
Section 1. The Convention shall meet in regular session in the week following the second
Sunday in November unless unusual circumstances should require a change. In such a case,
date, time and place shall be determined by the Executive Board.
Section 2. Only the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention is authorized to
call a special meeting of the Convention and only upon giving churches cooperating with the
Convention at least thirty (30) days written notice of the date, place and time of said special
meeting which meeting can only be held within the state of Louisiana.
ARTICLE XIII. INDEMNIFICATION
To the maximum extent permitted or required by LSA-R.S. 12:227 as it now exists or as it
may be amended in the future, the Convention shall indemnify and advance expenses to persons
indemnified in §227 for amounts such persons pay directly. The Convention shall not indemnify
or advance expenses to such persons for any amount paid by a third party pursuant to a plan or
contract of insurance.
ARTICLE XIV. INCORPORATORS
The names and addresses of the Incorporators are as follows:
Name:
Bill Robertson Address: 1250 MacArthur Dr., Alexandria, Louisiana 71303
Name: Wayne Dubose
Address: 1250 MacArthur Dr., Alexandria, Louisiana 71303
Name: Collin Wimberly
Name: David E. Hankins
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ARTICLE XV. AGENT FOR SERVICE
The first agent for service of process for the Convention shall be Dr. David E. Hankins. The
Board of Trustees may from time to time as it shall determine in its discretion change the agent
for service of process for the Convention without the necessity of approval by the messengers.
ARTICLE XVI. CONSTRUCTION
All references in these Articles of Incorporation to statutes, regulations, or other sources of
legal authority shall refer to the authorities cited, or their successors, as they may be amended
from time to time.
ARTICLE XVII. AMENDMENTS
Proposed amendments originating in the Executive Board of the Convention are posted to
the LBC website and published in one (1) issue of the Baptist Message no later than fifteen (15)
days before the meeting of the Convention.
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BYLAWS
of the
ARTICLE I. PARLIAMENTARY LAW AND CUSTOM
Section 1. Robert’s Rules of Order shall be recognized as the standard authority to guide the
Convention on questions of parliamentary law and custom.
Section 2. One-fourth of the messengers enrolled shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business by the Convention. The minutes of the Convention shall indicate that a quorum
was present for all business sessions.
Section 3. No persons addressing the Convention may speak more than twice on the same
subject without unanimous consent.
Section 4. The president is charged at all times with the maintenance of decorum and order.
Section 5. All proposed resolutions coming before the Convention shall, prior to consideration
by the Convention, be referred to the Committee on Resolutions without debate.
Section 6. All matters of business not scheduled on the agenda shall, prior to consideration by the Convention, be referred to the Committee on Order of Business without debate.
Section 7. The Convention shall express its official position only through its constitution,
bylaws, and resolutions. The acceptance of a report shall not, in the absence of implementing
resolutions, be construed as authorizing action by Convention committees, boards, and agencies.
ARTICLE II. PERMANENT PLAN OF ORGANIZATION OF THE
CONVENTION AND ITS COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Permanent organization of the Convention shall be as follows:
1.
Standing Committees:
(1) Committee on Committees
(2) Committee on Nominations
(3) Committee on Order of Business
(4) Committee on Credentials
(5) Committee on Resolutions
(6) Committee on Moral and Social Concerns
2.
Boards of Trustees for:
(1) Louisiana College
(2) Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
(3) Louisiana Baptist Foundation
(4) The Baptist Message
3. Executive Board of the Convention
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ARTICLE III. COMPOSITION AND DUTIES OF
COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Section 1. The composition and duties of boards of trustees of agencies and institutions of
this Convention shall be clearly set forth in the Convention resolutions authorizing their establishment and included subsequently in appropriate form in their respective corporate charters.
All corporate charters and amendments thereto shall be expressly approved by the Convention
or by the Executive Board of the Convention.
Section 2. The Committee on Committees shall be composed of nine (9) members onethird of whom shall be appointed each year by the president. This Committee shall nominate to
the Convention the membership of all other committees of the Convention and shall nominate or
appoint the membership of special committees as instructed by the Convention. The Committee
shall also nominate for election the chairman and vice chairman of all Convention committees.
Vacancies occurring during the year shall be filled by recommendation from this Committee to
the Executive Board and may be approved by the Board in any of its regular or special meetings
or by a mail poll of the Board.
Section 3. The Committee on Nominations shall be composed of fifteen (15) members. It shall nominate to the Convention all members of boards of the Convention, including the
Executive Board of the Convention. Vacancies on boards occurring prior to the May Executive
Board meeting shall be filled by recommendation from this Committee to the Executive Board. Vacancies occurring after the May meeting shall be left vacant until the Convention in November.
Section 4. The Committee on Order of Business shall be composed of seven (7) members
and the person designated to plan the Convention music. It shall present to the opening session of
the Convention for adoption a recommended agenda for the Convention sessions. The committee
shall recommend to the Convention the preacher and music leader for the Convention meeting
one year hence. The committee also may tentatively enlist Bible study leader and major speakers
for Conventions scheduled up to three years in advance. The Committee shall be responsible
for recommending to the Convention the host, the meeting hall or church, and the dates for the
Convention meeting two years hence and, if feasible, for three years hence.
The Committee on Order of Business shall provide periods of time during the convention
for the introduction of all matters requiring a vote not scheduled on the agenda, and, when introduced (unless the Convention then gives it unanimous consent for its immediate consideration)
shall fix times for the consideration of the same. All such matters of business shall be introduced
to the Convention during the time scheduled for Introduction of Business. No such matters of
business may be introduced in the last session.
Section 5. The Committee on Credentials shall be composed of seven (7) members. It
shall supervise the registration and accreditation of messengers to the Convention, and shall
manage the application process for congregations desiring to become a cooperating church with
the Louisiana Baptist Convention and qualified to send messengers for the first time. It shall
recommend action to the Convention concerning disputes as to status of persons as messengers.
Section 6. The Committee on Resolutions shall be composed of seven (7) members and
three (3) ex officio members (including the Executive Board president) from the Executive Board
of the Convention. The Committee shall be responsible for initiating, reviewing, commenting
on, and recommending Convention action on all resolutions. In order to facilitate thorough consideration and to expedite the Committee’s work, all proposed resolutions shall:
1.
2.
Be submitted to the Committee for review and consideration no more than ninety (90) days, but no later than fifteen (15) days, prior to the next LBC annual meeting.
Be addressed to the Committee on Resolutions in care of the Communications Team
of the Louisiana Baptist Convention at its registered or e-mail address (electronic
copies are preferred),
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3.
4.
5.
Be typewritten, titled, and dated,
Be accompanied by a letter from a church qualified to send a messenger to the annual meeting of the Louisiana Baptist Convention certifying that the person submitting the resolution is a member in good standing, and
Include complete contact information for both the person submitting it, and his or
her church.
No person may submit more than three resolutions per year. The Committee on Resolutions shall prepare and submit to each annual meeting of the Convention only such resolutions
the Committee recommends for adoption. Such resolutions may be based upon proposals
received by the Committee or may originate with the Committee. Only resolutions recommended by the Committee may be considered by the Convention, except the Convention may,
by a 2/3 vote, consider any other resolution properly submitted to the Committee.
Section 7. The Committee on Moral and Social Concerns shall be composed of fifteen
members. The president of the Convention, the president of the Executive Board, and the editor
of the Baptist Message shall be ex officio members. The Committee shall identify, study, provide
information, and recommend actions on moral and social concerns which need to be of particular
concern to Louisiana Baptists. The Committee shall also be authorized to speak publicly and/or
conduct campaigns to influence the outcome of current issues on which the Executive Board or
the Convention have taken an official position. The Committee may use resource persons and/
or organizations in matters of common concern.
Section 8. The Executive Director of the Executive Board of the Convention shall serve
ex officio as a member and as secretary of all standing committees of the Convention; however,
he may be assisted in this task by members of the Executive Board staff.
Section 9. The financial transactions of all standing and special committees of the Convention shall be conducted only in accordance with policies and procedures established by the
Executive Board of the Convention. The Executive Board shall retain exclusive authority over
the custody and disbursement of all funds made available for expenses of committees of the
Convention and the Convention itself.
Section 10. Trustees of corporate boards established under authority of the Convention
shall be responsible for initiating charter amendments whenever such action is necessary to make
charter provisions consistent with actions of the Convention.
Section 11. A report of all meetings of boards of the Convention shall be printed in The
Baptist Message as soon as possible after the meeting with the understanding that specifics concerning financial conditions and personnel relations must often be confidential for the welfare
of the institutions and their employees and may be reported in only general terms.
Section 12. Baptist Faith and Message adopted by the Convention on 11/12/02.
ARTICLE IV. MEMBERSHIP OF COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Section 1. The Convention affirms its adherence to the policy of periodic rotation of the
membership of its committees and boards.
Section 2. The terms of members of boards shall be established as three (3) years. No
member elected or appointed for a full term shall be eligible for more than two (2) complete
successive terms on the same board. No member elected to serve as much as two (2) years of an
unexpired term of any board shall be eligible for more than one (1) successive full term of three
(3) years on the same board. A member shall be ineligible to serve on that board until an interval
equal to the number of years served on that board shall have elapsed. A person shall not serve
in more than one elected or appointed position at a time, unless authorized by the constitution
and bylaws. Upon the expiration of the term of any member of a board or committee, no person
who is a member of the same church as the person whose term is expiring may serve on that
same board or committee until one year following the expiration of the serving member’s term.
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Membership on all boards and committees collectively shall in all cases be limited to no more
than two (2) members from any church at any one time. Existing board or committee members
who move to a church with two members currently serving on a board or committee shall be
rendered ineligible to serve. No more than one member of the same church may serve on the
same board or committee. The terms of members of committees shall be established as three (3)
years. No member elected or appointed for a full term or elected to fill an unexpired term shall
be eligible to succeed himself until an interval equal to the number of years served on that committee shall have elapsed.
Section 3. As far as practicable, one-third of the membership of each committee or board
shall be elected annually.
Section 4. At least one-fourth of the membership of each board shall live outside the association in which the institution is located, and an effort shall be made to have representatives
from various areas of the state.
Section 5. All persons regularly elected by the Convention to agencies and boards shall be
elected or selected in any convention session except the last session.
Section 6. Each board of the Convention shall organize and elect its own officers under its
own rules and regulations. The president of the Convention shall appoint the chairman and vice
chairman of the Committee on Committees. That committee shall nominate the chairman and
vice chairman of all committees that it nominates to the Convention. Each committee may elect
for itself such other officers as it may need.
Section 7. The initial meeting of newly authorized committees shall be called together during
or following the Convention by the chairman in conjunction with the secretary of the committee
and at such meeting the necessary officers shall be elected.
Section 8. Newly elected members for the first time to standing committees and boards of the
Convention shall not be eligible for office within their respective committees or boards prior to
the conclusion of one year’s service with the committee or board. Ex officio members of standing committees or permanent boards of the Convention shall not hold office on such committees
or boards unless specifically authorized to do so by the constitution of the Convention or these
bylaws.
Section 9. Officers of committees and boards of this Convention shall be elected annually.
Section 10. No salaried employee of this Convention and its boards and committees shall
be eligible for election as a voting member of boards or committees of this Convention except
as provided in the constitution of the Convention or these bylaws.
Section 11. Boards and committees of this Convention may appoint persons other than
members to subcommittees and advisory committees provided such persons shall serve only in an
advisory capacity and shall never be permitted to vote at meetings of the authorizing committee
or board.
ARTICLE V. INCLUSIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
OF THE CONVENTION AND THE BYLAWS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
IN THE ANNUAL OF THE CONVENTION
The directory of the Convention shall include the constitution and bylaws of the Convention
and the bylaws of the Executive Board of the Convention in each edition of the Convention’s
Annual.
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ARTICLE VI. AVOIDANCE OF ILLEGAL ACTION
No action of the Convention shall be construed as authorizing its committees or boards to
take any action that may be contrary to law.
ARTICLE VII. AMENDMENT OF BYLAWS
These bylaws may be amended at any regular session of the Convention by affirmative vote
of two-thirds of the messengers present and voting. Amendments sponsored by the Executive
Board shall be posted to the LBC website and published in one (1) issue of the Baptist Message
no later than fifteen (15) days before the meeting of the Convention.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL PLAN
OF
I. Preliminary Provisions
Each agency and institution of the Convention shall submit to the Business and Finance
Committee of the Executive Board (1) an itemized estimate of its receipts for the next fiscal year,
and (2) an itemized estimate of its expenditures for the next fiscal year.
The Executive Board shall recommend to the Convention a budget based on an analysis of
the aforementioned data, which budget shall include allocations to agencies and institutions. “Agencies” shall include the Baptist Message, Louisiana Baptist Foundation, and the Executive
Board. “Institutions” shall include Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, and Louisiana College.
The Budget and Financial Data Query Form shall include itemized estimates of receipts
and expenditures for a three-year period, past, present and projected, as indicated in the report
form.
II. Fiscal Periods
Except where agreement otherwise is effected between an agency or institution and the
Executive Board, the financial affairs of the Convention and all agencies or institutions owned,
operated and controlled by the Louisiana Baptist Convention, shall be operated on the calendar
year.
III. Disbursement of Monetary Funds
The executive director shall disburse all monies in accordance with the provisions of the
Convention budget. Exceptions to this must have Convention approval.
Each agency or institution of the Convention is hereby instructed and ordered to keep all
trust funds and/or designated gifts (for they are trust funds) sacred to the trust or the designation
involved, and that they be kept separate from all other funds of such agency or institution.
Disbursement of Cooperative Program and Designated funds will be made immediately
after closing of the books and in no event shall they be made later than the 10th of each month.
Inasmuch as each church is an autonomous body it has the inherent right, as is of course true
with each individual, to make designations as desired. When a designated gift is received at the
Baptist Building Business Office it shall be recorded and the gift will be forwarded forthwith to
the designated object or person. An exception is that any gift received by any Louisiana Baptist
Convention entity from a church that affirms, approves, or endorses homosexual behavior shall
be returned to the donor. The acceptance and disbursement of any gifts shall not be construed
as endorsement or agreement with the beliefs and practices of the donor.
Allocations for agencies and institutions from the Cooperative Program shall be determined
on the basis of church gifts to the Cooperative Program and church designations the previous
year and on the basis of needs and requirements of institutions and agencies as evaluated by the
Business and Finance Committee and the Executive Board with recommended allocations to be
voted by the Convention each year.
In the event that Cooperative Program receipts are less than the budget, distribution of
funds to the respective agencies and institutions will be made on the basis of budget percentage
of actual receipts.
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IV. Special Solicitations
Any special campaigns for funds by an agency or institution owned, controlled, or supported by the Convention, must first secure the endorsement and approval of the Executive Board
and the Convention. This is not to be construed as prohibiting any agency or institution from
approaching individuals or corporations for gifts, it being understood that such approach to an
individual or corporation is to be made only by personal contact or personal correspondence.
V. Capital Investments and Liabilities
Without the approval of the Convention or Executive Board, no liability or indebtedness
exceeding $100,000 or 2% of a Convention entity’s annual operating budget (whichever is greater),
shall be incurred by a Convention entity other than those that can be repaid from anticipated
receipts for operating purposes and/or capital needs within a period of three years from the date
such obligations were incurred. A report on all entity indebtedness shall be made to the Executive
Board annually.
VI. Emergency Reserves
Each agency and institution of this Convention shall set up a reserve for contingencies to
provide for deficits that may occur either through decreased receipts or through emergencies. The goal shall be that all agencies/institutions move immediately to accumulate funds in their
operating reserve to 30 days operation within a long-term goal of at least three months.
VII. Financial Reports
Each agency and institution of the Convention shall close its books and accounts, and have
them audited by a Certified Public Accountant as of the close of its fiscal year, and in turn shall
forward two copies of its audit to the executive director as soon as available. These audits are
to be studied by the Business and Finance Committee of the Executive Board, and shall include
the following:
1) Balance Sheet
2) Analysis of surplus accounts
3) Income and expense
4) Classified list of investments by fund and type of investment
5) Receipts:
(a) Cooperative receipts
(b) Designated receipts
(c) Other income
Each agency and institution shall submit a report on the Budget and Financial Data form
on or before June 1 of each year. A balance sheet of the financial condition after May 31 and
prior to September 1 of the current year shall be submitted for publication in the current Book of
Reports and Annual.
VIII.Handling of Funds
All persons who handle funds or securities for any agency or institution shall be adequately
bonded. Discretion shall be exercised in the handling of all securities, deeds, notes and other
valuable records (legal documents), and there must always be express authority from the proper
source for such handling.
IX. Additional Agencies and Institutions
No new agency or institution shall be authorized by this Convention except after thorough
study and presentation to the Convention for favorable action in two succeeding annual meetings.
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X. Business Procedure
Each agency and institution of the Louisiana Baptist Convention as a normal operating
policy shall refrain from entering any business transaction with a trustee or employee, or a business enterprise in which a trustee or employee has an interest. An exception to this policy may
be made, at the discretion of the board of trustees, in any case wherein it appears that a
commodity or service at the discretion of the board, is found to be in the best interest of the agency
or institution. Competitive bids should be taken if practicable. In any case being considered for
exception, the extent of the trustees’ or employees’ interest shall be disclosed to the entire board.
XI. Professional Services
The Executive Board at its discretion may employ an auditor to study the audited report
with the auditors of the agencies and institutions in the light of Convention instructions.
The Executive Board at its discretion may employ an engineer or architect to study proposed
capital projects or maintenance of present capital assets.
XII.Amendments
This Business and Financial Plan may be altered by two-thirds of the messengers present
and voting at any time except during the last session (of the Convention), provided that recommended changes shall have been presented to the Executive Board and published in the Baptist
Message at least one month in advance of the Convention.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
OF THE LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION
ARTICLE I
The name of this corporation shall be THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE LOUISIANA
BAPTIST CONVENTION, and under this name it shall have authority to sue and be sued; to
have and to make a corporate seal; to own property both real and personal, and to receive the
same by purchase, gift or any other process known to the law, to borrow money in its corporate
name and to mortgage and hypothecate its property to secure the same, and generally to do, and
to perform all acts necessary for the purposes for which it is created.
The corporate existence of this corporation shall be in perpetuity, unless sooner dissolved
by a two-thirds vote of this corporation, which vote shall be taken not less than six months after
receiving instructions to that effect in writing from the LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION.
ARTICLE II
The objects and purposes of this corporation shall be to foster Missions, at home and abroad,
Christian Education and Benevolences, to promote and give direction to the work of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention in these fields of service, through its several institutions and departments of
service, necessary to the accomplishment of its objects and purposes, and to promote harmony
of feeling and concert of action in adopting and carrying into operation such measures as may
promote the Redeemer’s Kingdom in Louisiana and in the regions beyond. It shall have power
and authority to do all things necessary to carry out the objects and purposes for which it is
organized.”
ARTICLE III
The Executive Board shall consist of one (1) member from each association, having a
minimum of seven churches with an aggregate church membership of at least one thousand, plus
one (1) additional board member from each association having as many as ten thousand (10,000)
church members, and an additional board member for each additional five thousand (5,000) church
members of such associations; provided, however that not more than seven (7) members from
any one association shall serve simultaneously as members of the Executive Board.”
The terms of elected board members shall run for three (3) years. No member may serve
continuously for more than two (2) complete successive terms. No member shall be eligible to
serve another term until an interval equal to the number of years served shall have elapsed.
The membership of any board member shall be declared vacant if he ceases to be affiliated
with a church that is a member of the association from which he was elected.
The Convention shall annually elect members to fill all vacancies in the board.
“The qualifications, term of office and criteria for selection of persons to serve as a member
of the Executive Board of this corporation shall be in conformity with Article X. The Executive
Board of the Convention contained in the Articles of Incorporation of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention and Article IV. Membership of Committees And Boards contained in the Bylaws of
the Louisiana Baptist Convention and any future amendments thereto. In addition to vacancies
described in the Articles of Incorporation and By-laws of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, the
death or resignation of a member of the Executive Board shall automatically and immediately
cause that office to become vacant without the necessity of any further action. Any other vacancy
in the office of member of the Executive Board of this corporation for any reason deemed
sufficient by the member shall only be declared by a two-thirds majority affirmative vote of the
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messengers to the Louisiana Baptist Convention and only after the affirmative recommendation
of the Convention Committee on Nominations has been published in the BAPTIST MESSAGE
not less than twice in the thirty days immediately preceding the meeting of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention.”
ARTICLE IV
The elected officers of the Executive Board of the Convention shall consist of a president
and a vice president chosen annually by the membership of the Executive Board. They shall have
the duties customarily associated with such positions. The board itself shall elect an executive
director for an indefinite term. The executive director shall be ex officio member of the board
and serve as its secretary.
The first officers of this corporation shall be as follows to wit: George W. Bolton, President,
H. A. Sumrell, Vice-President; H. H. Webb, Recording Secretary; W. N. Johnson, Corresponding
Secretary; B. F. Thompson, Treasurer; and H. H. Webb, Auditor, who shall hold office until their
successors are elected.
ARTICLE V
This corporation shall have the authority to adopt such rules and bylaws, not contrary to
law, or the provisions of this charter, as it deems proper, and to appoint all necessary committees
to carry out the purposes for which this corporation was organized.
ARTICLE VI
The domicile of this corporation shall be at Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and the
service of all legal process shall be made at the domicile of the corporation, upon the President,
or in his absence upon the Vice President, or in the absence of both of these, upon the Executive
Director/Secretary, and otherwise according to law.
ARTICLE VII
This corporation shall not issue any stock certificates, and the private property of the members of this corporation shall not be held liable for any of the debts of the corporation, nor shall
any mere formality in the drawing of this charter have the effect of rendering it null.
ARTICLE VIII
The Articles of Incorporation may only be amended with the approval of two-thirds majority
of the Executive Board and the approval of two-thirds majority of the membership at the annual
meeting, six months notice having been given prior to the annual convention to the President
of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, and also notice of the proposed amendments having been
published in the Baptist Message for three consecutive weeks preceding the annual meeting of
the Louisiana Baptist Convention.
ARTICLE IX
This Corporation shall be organized on a non-stock membership basis. The sole member of
this corporation shall be the Louisiana Baptist Convention, a nonprofit, Louisiana Corporation
domiciled in Alexandria, Louisiana. Except as otherwise provided in these Articles of Incorpo19
ration or by applicable law requiring a greater number of votes other than a simple majority for
approval of any action by the member, any matter requiring a vote of the member of this corporation shall be adopted by a majority of messengers who are present and voting as is provided
by the Louisiana Baptist Convention Articles of Incorporation. Each messenger shall have one
vote.”
ARTICLE X.
The annual meeting of the member of this corporation shall take place contemporaneously
with the annual meeting of the Louisiana Baptist Convention without the necessity of giving notice
to the member of said meeting. Any special meeting of the member of this corporation may only
be called as provided in Article XII Meetings of the Louisiana Baptist Convention’s Articles of
Incorporation and shall only be held at the same places, dates and times as the Louisiana Baptist
Convention determines in accordance with its Articles of Incorporation and By-laws. Notice of
any special meeting of the member of this corporation shall be published in the BAPTIST MESSAGE not less than twice in thirty days immediately preceding the meeting of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention.”
ARTICLE XI.
Before any dissolution or merger of this corporation, transfer or sale of substantially all of
this corporation’s assets and/or the formation of other corporations, limited liability companies
or other forms of doing business by this corporation may be implemented, the proposed action
shall be approved by the member by a two-thirds affirmative vote of the messengers present and
voting and only after the resolution authorizing the action has been published in the BAPTIST
MESSAGE not less than twice in the thirty days immediately preceding the meeting of the Louisiana Baptist Convention.”
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BYLAWS
of the
EXECUTIVE BOARD
of the
ARTICLE I. GENERAL FUNCTIONS
Section 1. It is the function of the Executive Board to perform such duties and responsibilities
as may be authorized by the Louisiana Baptist Convention, including serving as the Convention
ad interim, serving as the Convention’s principal adviser on total program, and administering
programs entrusted to it by the Convention or not expressly assigned to another board or committee by the Convention. The Executive Board shall, by resolution, enumerate its specific duties
and responsibilities under these general delegations of responsibility by the Convention.
Section 2. Duties and responsibilities of this board as set forth in the constitution and bylaws
of the Convention shall be construed as incorporated in these bylaws. The board shall at no time
authorize action contrary to instructions of the Convention.
ARTICLE II. PERMANENT PLAN OF ORGANIZATION
OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
Section 1. The plan of organization of the Executive Board, its committees and staff, shall
be as follows:
1. The elected officers of the Executive Board of the Convention shall consist of a president and a vice president chosen annually by the membership of the Executive Board at the
Pre-Convention Board meeting. They shall have the duties customarily associated with such
positions. The board itself shall elect an executive director for an indefinite time. The executive
director shall be an ex officio member of the board and serve as its secretary.
2. Standing committees of the Executive Board
(1) Nominating Committee
(2) Administrative Committee
(3) Business and Finance Committee
(4) Executive Committee
(5) Missions Support Committee
(6) Properties Committee
3. Subsidiary of the Executive Board: Church Site Corporation
ARTICLE III. MEETINGS
Section 1. The Executive Board shall hold regular meetings in May, September, and immediately prior to the convening of the annual Convention. The May meeting shall be on the first
Tuesday. The September meeting shall be on the last Tuesday. Should unusual circumstances
require a change in the meeting dates, the Executive Committee may recommend such a change
for approval by the board at a regular meeting or by means of a mail poll. The board may, by
resolution, hold such other meetings as it deems necessary and desirable.
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Section 2. The Executive Committee of the board may, for reasons that seem to it good and
proper, call the board to special meetings.
Section 3. Fifty-one percent (51%) of the elected membership of the board shall constitute a
quorum for the conduct of business. The minutes shall always indicate the presence of a quorum
at the openings of any business session.
Section 4. Notification of or an explanation of absence from meetings of the board should
be given by members to the chairman or secretary.
ARTICLE IV. COMPOSITION, DUTIES, AND
RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMITTEES
Section 1. Committees authorized in Article II of these bylaws shall be primarily advisory
in nature. The Executive Board may, however, delegate responsibility to a committee to act in
the name of the board for specifically defined purposes.
Section 2. Committee members shall serve for three year terms with one-third of the membership rotating annually.
Section 3. No member may serve on more than two (2) standing committees, except the
Executive Committee, simultaneously.
Section 4. The president of the board shall be an ex officio member of all committees, subcommittees and advisory committees. He shall hold no elective committee position. A committee
chairman shall also be an ex officio member of subcommittees and advisory committees created
and authorized by and for the committee.
Section 5. The executive director of the board shall serve ex officio as a member and as
secretary of each committee. He may, however, appoint assistant secretaries from the Executive
Board staff to assist him in the discharge of secretarial duties.
Section 6. All standing committees, except the Executive Committee and the Nominating
Committee, shall consist of fifteen (15) or more elected members subject to the discretion of the
board.
Section 7. Each committee shall be responsible for reporting to the Executive Board at each
regular board meeting and for formulating its respective portion of the board’s annual report to
the Convention.
Section 8. All committees shall be of equal status with each committee reporting directly
to the Executive Board; however, this shall not be construed as barring the submission by the
Administrative Committee of requests for unallocated funds directly to the Business and Finance
Committee or forbidding in any way cooperation among committees on common problems.
Section 9. The committees, themselves, shall determine the time, place, and frequency of
their meetings unless the Executive Board directs otherwise.
Section 10. The executive director will maintain minutes of all official meetings of the board
and its committees. These shall be available at the Executive Offices of the Executive Board.
Section 11. Standing committees of this board are authorized to create and utilize such
subcommittees or advisory committees as may be necessary to the proper performance of their
duties. A list of all such subcommittees or advisory committees and their membership shall be
submitted to, and included in, the official minutes of the Executive Board. Persons other than
elected members of the Executive Board may be utilized by the committee to render qualified
service as advisory, nonvoting members on subcommittees and advisory committees.
Section 12. The Nominating Committee shall consist of nine (9) members appointed by
the president of the Executive Board. One-third of the committee shall be appointed annually,
subsequent to the meeting of the Convention but prior to the September meeting of the Executive
Board. The Nominating Committee shall recommend assignment of Executive Board members to
other standing committees of the board and shall also recommend officers for these committees.
Section 13. The responsibilities of the Business and Finance Committee shall be to advise
and assist the Executive Board in recommending both long-range and short-range goals for the
Convention; in recommending the allocations of undesignated resources of the Convention to its
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respective agencies and institutions; and in recommending and appraising the financial policies
and practices of the Convention and of its agencies and institutions.
Section 14. The Administrative Committee’s principal function shall be to advise and
assist the Executive Board in carrying out the program assigned by the Convention to the board
for administration. The committee shall recommend plans of organization and general policies
to the Executive Board for approval and shall itself review and approve administrative policies
and actions as appropriate. The executive director shall report to the Executive Board through
this committee. In the event of a vacancy in this position, this committee shall be the channel
through which a successor shall be recommended to the Executive Board. The committee shall
review and approve the budget proposals of the executive director concerning Executive Board
programs and shall recommend to the Business and Finance Committee any desired allocation of
undesignated funds. The committee shall also serve the Executive Board by having cognizance of
such administrative problems as the board itself may have, including financial and administrative
matters relating to standing and special committees of the Convention.
Section 15. The Missions Support Committee shall review and approve funds for mission
budget supplements, church loans, and special requests from missions for financial assistance.
Section 16. The Properties Committee shall study and recommend property acquisition,
sale, or lease, study and recommend insurance coverage on properties owned or leased by Executive Board, and study and recommend major building project(s) or renovation.
Section 17. The Executive Committee shall consist of the President and Vice President of
the Executive Board, who shall serve as chairman and vice chairman respectively of the Executive
Committee, plus the chairmen of the other five standing committees of the board. The Executive
Committee’s sole responsibility shall be to advise and assist the Executive board in carrying out
its function as the convention ad interim to the extent this function is specifically delegated by
the Convention. The committee shall not in any instance serve as a substitute for, or insert its
judgment in lieu of that of the other standing committees of the board; nor shall it review of
appraise the work of the other committees unless expressly so directed by the Executive Board.
The Executive Committee shall have the duty of conducting the Executive Director’s Annual
Performance Review and recommending any adjustment to the Executive Director’s compensation and benefits.
Section 18. The Executive Board may by resolution define more specifically the duties and
responsibilities of its committees; provided, however, that duties and responsibilities contained
in these bylaws shall be changed only through amendment of these bylaws.
ARTICLE V. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-TREASURER
Section 1. The executive director shall serve as the chief executive officer of the staff of the
Executive Board. He shall be responsible for providing executive direction and leadership to all
programs assigned to the Executive Board. The Administrative Committee shall determine in
writing the specific responsibilities of the executive director; however, the committee itself shall
not assume any executive or administrative functions.
Section 2. The executive director shall serve as the principal professional adviser and principal
staff assistant to the Executive Board and all of its committees. In performing this function, the
executive director is expected and directed to utilize all talents available to the Convention to
the end that the Executive Board may be provided with the best possible assistance and advice.
Section 3. The executive director shall approve the employment of all Executive Board
personnel. The employment procedures shall be in accordance with policies of the Executive
Board.
Section 4. The executive director shall maintain on a current basis a policy manual and an
organization manual that reflect the principal policies of the Convention and its general plan
of organization. The manuals shall also include the principal policies and general plan of the
organization of the Executive Board.
Section 5. When the office of the Executive Director becomes vacant, a successor shall be
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elected by the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention. The name of the successor
shall be recommended to the Board by a Search Committee comprised of the members of the
Executive Committee and the Nominating Committee of the Board. The Search Committee shall
be convened by the President of the Board upon the vacancy in the office or upon the notice by
the Executive Director to vacate the office. The Search Committee will elect its own chairman,
and once convened, will serve until the election of an Executive Director. However, the Executive
Board, with proper notice and a two-thirds affirmative vote, may fill the office of the Executive
Director at any meeting of the board without a recommendation from the Search Committee.
ARTICLE VI. AMENDMENTS
These bylaws may be amended at any meeting of the Executive Board provided:
1. Committee-sponsored amendments are announced at the preceding meeting of the board
or published in the Baptist Message at least one month in advance of the board meeting at which
they are considered.
2. Amendments from the floor are proposed at one meeting and acted upon at the next meeting.
3. Amendments to carry must receive a two-thirds vote of those present and voting.
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CHURCH SITE PLAN
I. PREAMBLE
That Louisiana Baptist Convention has been involved with churches and associations in the
starting of new churches since its organization in 1848. The leaders of the Convention have been
aware for some time that there was a need for some organization that could act promptly and efficiently in the matter of acquiring new church sites for developing new churches and missions. Accordingly, the following plan has been developed after thorough and open discussions of the
matter by related staff persons, appropriate committees and subcommittees of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention Executive Board, qualified lay persons in the fields of real estate, business,
finance, and new churches.
II. ORGANIZATION
Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation
The Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation is a wholly-owned, non-profit,
subsidiary corporation of the Executive Board, Louisiana Baptist Convention.
Purpose
The purpose shall be to assist Louisiana churches, associations, and the Louisiana Baptist
Convention in the acquisitions of church sites for new Louisiana Baptist churches. The Church
Site Corporation may purchase, receive, and otherwise acquire real and personal property for the
establishment of new churches and missions, and to assist churches and associations related to
the Louisiana Baptist Convention in acquiring real and personal property for the establishment
of new churches and missions.
Membership and Participation
1. The membership of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall be
the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board.
2. The Board of Directors of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation
shall be elected by the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board upon recommendation of
the Nominating Committee of the Executive Board.
3. Participation in the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall be open
to all persons interested in the development of new churches and missions in Louisiana.
(1) Participation shall be by donation of a share(s) of donation.
(2) Donor of a share or more shall be entitled to receive:
a. A donation share certificate stating the number of shares donated. These shares
may be donated in the name of the donor, a family member, some other person or
a memorial to a deceased person.
b. A quarterly newsletter presenting the status, actions, and plans of the Church Site
Corporation.
c. A copy of the annual financial statement of the Church Site Corporation.
4. Relationship to Louisiana Baptist Convention Business and Financial Plan.
The Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall conduct its business, activities,
programs, and projects subject to the Louisiana Baptist Convention Business and Financial Plan.
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III. FUNDING
Sources of Capital Funds
1. Capital funds for the corpus of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall be obtained by the receipt of donations for donation shares by individuals, churches,
associations, businesses, foundations, and others interested in the development of new churches.
The Church Site Corporation shall have the power to receive donation shares in the amount of
50,000 shares at $25.00 per share initially. Subsequently, after the initial 50,000 shares have been
donated, approval for additional shares must be secured from the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Executive Board.
2. The Church Site Corporation shall be responsible for administering the Mission Land
Fund of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board. The corpus of the Mission Land
Fund is to be transferred to the Church Site Corporation upon its activation on January 1, 1980.
The Church Site Corporation shall have the responsibility of establishing policies and guidelines
for this fund.
3. The Church Site Corporation shall be empowered by the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Executive Board to borrow money provided the Church Site Corporation can repay any and all
loans with its own sources and does not require repayment of loans from Executive Board funds.
4. The Church Site Corporation may use its earnings from interest income, profits from
property dealings, gifts, bequests and donations, unless otherwise specified by the donor, to
increase the corpus of the Corporation.
Sources of Grant Funds
1. The Church Site Corporation may seek and receive gifts, bequests, and donations of
certain monies or real or personal properties to be used as grants to churches and associations to
assist in the acquisition of new church sites.
2. The Corporation may request and receive allocations for its grant program from the
Georgia Barnette State Mission Offering.
3. The Corporation may request and receive allocations from the Louisiana Baptist Convention Cooperative Program Budget to be used in its grant program.
4. The Corporation may use the earnings from its interest income, profits from property
dealings, gifts, bequests, and donations, unless otherwise specified by the donor, for its grant
program.
IV. GUIDELINES
Name
The name of this plan shall be the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Plan and the
name of the organization shall be the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation.
Responsibility
The Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall be responsible to plan
and conduct the affairs of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Plan as adopted by the
Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board and the Louisiana Baptist Convention and as
revised from time to time by the Executive Board.
Nomination and Election of Board of Directors
The Church Site Corporation shall consist of nine (9) members elected by the Louisiana
Baptist Convention Executive Board upon recommendation of the Executive Board Nominating
Committee, and four (4) ex officio members.
1. The Board of Directors shall be composed of nine (9) elected members and four (4) ex
officio members as follows:
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a. Six (6) mission-minded persons (usually lay persons) experienced in finance, business
or real estate, representing different areas of Louisiana.
b. Three (3) mission-minded church staff members with experience in real estate and
new churches, if possible.
c. Four (4) ex officio members, the Louisiana Baptist Convention president, the chairman of the Executive Board, the chairman of the Missions Support Committee and the Executive
Director.
2. Nominations to be developed in accordance with the procedures of the Executive Board.
3. The elected members of the Board of Directors shall serve for three years, and be eligible
to serve a second three-year term. (In the beginning some members should be elected for three,
four, and five-year terms in order to establish the rotation system.)
Officers
The officers of the Corporation shall consist of a president, vice president, and recording
secretary. The recording secretary shall be the Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention or his designate.
The general counsel for the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board shall serve as
legal advisor of the Corporation.
Meetings of the Board of Directors
The meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held in the Baptist Building, Alexandria, or
in such place as may be designated by the Board of Directors or its officers. The Board of Directors shall meet at least twice each year, and as often as necessary to carry on the business of the
Corporation. The President shall have the authority to call a meeting of the Board of Directors
when it is deemed expedient to do so.
A majority of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
Duties of the Board of Directors
The Board shall meet at stated times for the purpose of conducting the affairs of the Corporation. It shall also be the responsibility of the Board to make or have made certain studies of
population and other data to establish trends and needs for new churches. The Board shall make
decisions related to acquiring new church sites based upon demographic data, land surveys, appraisals, zoning, evidence of good title, legal description of the property, participation of local
forces in the financing of the project, maintenance of the property, program evaluation, priority
of the new work, available funds or other such information that the Board may require.
It is anticipated that the field work and studies shall be done by appropriate staff members
of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board whose program assignments relate to new
churches.
The Board shall also make regular reports of its work and actions to the Louisiana Baptist
Convention Executive Board.
Authority of the Board of Directors
1. The Louisiana Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation shall have authority under its
own charter to purchase, subdivide, sell, lease, rent, exchange, donate, and finance the purchase
and/or sale of real and personal property to be used for purposes consistent with its stated program.
2. The Corporation shall have the authority to loan, or make grants to churches and associations related to the Louisiana Baptist Convention, so long as it does not diminish its corpus funds;
terms of the loans and grants shall be established by the Board of Directors of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention Church Site Corporation.
3. It shall be the duty and responsibility of the Corporation to actively seek out priority and
strategic church sites in all areas of Louisiana.
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4. The Corporation shall discuss and utilize the services of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Executive Board and staff persons of the Executive Board assigned to work with the development
of new churches.
5. All properties purchased by the Church Site Corporation shall be held in the name of the
Corporation.
Working Arrangements
1. The Board of Directors shall work with appropriate program leaders on the staff of the
Executive Board in carrying out this work. It shall also be responsible to work with local churches
and associations in the acquisition of new church sites. If it is not feasible to work with local
Baptist leaders, the Board may proceed as necessary.
2. Any properties given to the Louisiana Baptist Convention through the Church Site Corporation shall be given without restrictions, except as agreed upon by the Board of Directors.
3. A local Baptist Church cooperating with the Louisiana Baptist Convention and the local
association shall have the responsibility of sponsoring each new mission. It will be the normal
procedure for the Board of Directors to have in hand a plan for each new church site, before it
is purchased.
4. When new church sites are conveyed to sponsoring churches, certain stipulations shall
be made to the church by the Board of Directors as follows:
a. The sponsoring church may not change the agreed upon financial plan for development without first consulting the Board of Directors.
b. The sponsoring church shall inform the mission church of the financial contributions
made by the Church Site Corporation, the association and the sponsoring church in the acquisition
of the property.
c. It shall be the sponsoring church’s responsibility to enter into an agreement with
its mission and the Louisiana Baptist Convention whereby any monies given or granted by the
Corporation will be returned should such mission, or mission and sponsoring church, or mission
after it is constituted as a church, disassociates itself from the Louisiana Baptist Convention. A
recommended instrument shall be provided by the Church Site Corporation.
5. The Business Division office of the Louisiana Baptist Convention will be responsible to
provide accounting and other business services to the Church Site Corporation.
Revisions
The provision of this document may be revised or amended by the Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board at any regular or special meeting of the Executive Board, acting on the
recommendation of appropriate committees of the Executive Board.
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BAPTIST FAITH AND MESSAGE
Adopted by the Southern Baptist Convention, June 14, 2000
The 1999 session of the Southern Baptist Convention, meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, adopted
the following motion addressed to the President of the Convention: “I move that in your capacity as Southern Baptist Convention chairman, you
appoint a blue ribbon committee to review the Baptist Faith and Message
statement with the responsibility to report and bring any recommendations
to this meeting next June in Orlando.”
President Paige Patterson appointed the committee as follows: Max Barnett (OK), Steve
Gaines (AL), Susie Hawkins (TX), Rudy A. Hernandez (TX), Charles S. Kelley, Jr. (LA), Heather
King (IN), Richard D. Land (TN), Fred Luter (LA), R. Albert Mohler, Jr. (KY), T. C. Pinckney
(VA), Nelson Price (GA), Adrian Rogers (TN), Roger Spradlin (CA), Simon Tsoi (AZ), Jerry
Vines (FL). Adrian Rogers (TN) was appointed chairman.
Your committee thus constituted begs leave to present its report as follows:
Baptists are a people of deep beliefs and cherished doctrines. Throughout our history we
have been a confessional people, adopting statements of faith as a witness to our beliefs and a
pledge of our faithfulness to the doctrines revealed in Holy Scripture.
Our confessions of faith are rooted in historical precedent, as the church in every age has
been called upon to define and defend its beliefs. Each generation of Christians bears the responsibility of guarding the treasury of truth that has been entrusted to us [2 Timothy 1:14]. Facing
a new century, Southern Baptists must meet the demands and duties of the present hour.
New challenges to faith appear in every age. A pervasive anti-supernaturalism in the culture was answered by Southern Baptists in 1925, when the Baptist Faith and Message was first
adopted by this Convention. In 1963, Southern Baptists responded to assaults upon the authority and truthfulness of the Bible by adopting revisions to the Baptist Faith and Message. The
Convention added an article on “The Family” in 1998, thus answering cultural confusion with
the clear teachings of Scripture. Now, faced with a culture hostile to the very notion of truth, this
generation of Baptists must claim anew the eternal truths of the Christian faith.
Your committee respects and celebrates the heritage of the Baptist Faith and Message, and
affirms the decision of the Convention in 1925 to adopt the New Hampshire Confession of Faith,
“revised at certain points and with some additional articles growing out of certain needs . . . .”
We also respect the important contributions of the 1925 and 1963 editions of the Baptist Faith
and Message.
With the 1963 committee, we have been guided in our work by the 1925 “statement of the
historic Baptist conception of the nature and function of confessions of faith in our religious and
denominational life . . . .” It is, therefore, quoted in full as a part of this report to the Convention:
(1) That they constitute a consensus of opinion of some Baptist body, large or small, for the
general instruction and guidance of our own people and others concerning those articles of the
Christian faith which are most surely held among us. They are not intended to add anything to
the simple conditions of salvation revealed in the New Testament, viz., repentance toward God
and faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord.
(2) That we do not regard them as complete statements of our faith, having any quality of
finality or infallibility. As in the past so in the future, Baptists should hold themselves free to
revise their statements of faith as may seem to them wise and expedient at any time.
(3) That any group of Baptists, large or small, have the inherent right to draw up for themselves and publish to the world a confession of their faith whenever they may think it advisable
to do so.
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(4) That the sole authority for faith and practice among Baptists is the Scriptures of the Old
and New Testaments. Confessions are only guides in interpretation, having no authority over the
conscience.
(5) That they are statements of religious convictions, drawn from the Scriptures, and are not
to be used to hamper freedom of thought or investigation in other realms of life.
Baptists cherish and defend religious liberty, and deny the right of any secular or religious
authority to impose a confession of faith upon a church or body of churches. We honor the principles of soul competency and the priesthood of believers, affirming together both our liberty in
Christ and our accountability to each other under the Word of God.
Baptist churches, associations, and general bodies have adopted confessions of faith as a
witness to the world, and as instruments of doctrinal accountability. We are not embarrassed to
state before the world that these are doctrines we hold precious and as essential to the Baptist
tradition of faith and practice.
As a committee, we have been charged to address the “certain needs” of our own generation.
In an age increasingly hostile to Christian truth, our challenge is to express the truth as revealed
in Scripture, and to bear witness to Jesus Christ, who is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
The 1963 committee rightly sought to identify and affirm “certain definite doctrines that
Baptists believe, cherish, and with which they have been and are now closely identified.” Our
living faith is established upon eternal truths. “Thus this generation of Southern Baptists is in
historic succession of intent and purpose as it endeavors to state for its time and theological
climate those articles of the Christian faith which are most surely held among us.”
It is the purpose of this statement of faith and message to set forth certain teachings which
we believe.
Respectfully Submitted,
The Baptist Faith and Message Study Committee
Adrian Rogers, Chairman; Committee Members: Adrian Rogers, Chairman; Max
Barnett, Steve Gaines, Susie Hawkins, Rudy A Hernandez, Charles S. Kelley, Jr., Heather
King, Richard D. Land, Fred Luter, R. Albert Mohler, Jr., T. C. Pinckney, Nelson Price, Roger
Spradlin, Simon Tsoi, Jerry Vines
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THE BAPTIST FAITH & MESSAGE
I. THE SCRIPTURES
The Holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired and is God’s revelation of Himself to
man. It is a perfect treasure of divine instruction. It has God for its author, salvation for its end,
and truth, without any mixture of error, for its matter. Therefore, all Scripture is totally true and
trustworthy. It reveals the principles by which God judges us, and therefore is, and will remain
to the end of the world, the true center of Christian union, and the supreme standard by which
all human conduct, creeds, and religious opinions should be tried. All Scripture is a testimony to
Christ, who is Himself the focus of divine revelation.
Exodus 24:4; Deuteronomy 4:1-2; 17:19; Joshua 8:34; Psalms 19:7-10; 119:11,89,105,140;
Isaiah 34:16; 40:8; Jeremiah 15:16; 36:1-32; Matthew 5:17-18; 22:29; Luke 21:33; 24:44-46;
John 5:39; 16:13-15; 17:17; Acts 2:16ff.; 17:11; Romans 15:4; 16:25-26; 2 Timothy 3:15-17;
Hebrews 1:1-2; 4:12; 1 Peter 1:25; 2 Peter 1:19-21.
II. GOD
There is one and only one living and true God. He is an intelligent, spiritual, and personal
Being, the Creator, Redeemer, Preserver, and Ruler of the universe. God is infinite in holiness and
all other perfections. God is all powerful and all knowing; and His perfect knowledge extends to
all things, past, present, and future, including the future decisions of His free creatures. To Him
we owe the highest love, reverence, and obedience. The eternal triune God reveals Himself to us
as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, with distinct personal attributes, but without division of nature,
essence, or being.
A. GOD THE FATHER
God as Father reigns with providential care over His universe, His creatures, and the flow
of the stream of human history according to the purposes of His grace. He is all powerful, all
knowing, all loving, and all wise. God is Father in truth to those who become children of God
through faith in Jesus Christ. He is fatherly in His attitude toward all men.
Genesis 1:1; 2:7; Exodus 3:14; 6:2-3; 15:11ff.; 20:1ff.; Leviticus 22:2; Deuteronomy 6:4; 32:6;
1 Chronicles 29:10; Psalm 19:1-3; Isaiah 43:3,15; 64:8; Jeremiah 10:10; 17:13; Matthew 6:9ff.;
7:11; 23:9; 28:19; Mark 1:9-11; John 4:24; 5:26; 14:6-13; 17:1-8; Acts 1:7; Romans 8:14-15; 1
Corinthians 8:6; Galatians 4:6; Ephesians 4:6; Colossians 1:15; 1 Timothy 1:17; Hebrews 11:6;
12:9; 1 Peter 1:17; 1 John 5:7.
B. GOD THE SON
Christ is the eternal Son of God. In His incarnation as Jesus Christ He was conceived
of the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary. Jesus perfectly revealed and did the will of God,
taking upon Himself human nature with its demands and necessities and identifying Himself
completely with mankind yet without sin. He honored the divine law by His personal obedience, and in His substitutionary death on the cross He made provision for the redemption of men
from sin. He was raised from the dead with a glorified body and appeared to His disciples as the
person who was with them before His crucifixion. He ascended into heaven and is now exalted
at the right hand of God where He is the One Mediator, fully God, fully man, in whose Person is
effected the reconciliation between God and man. He will return in power and glory to judge the
world and to consummate His redemptive mission. He now dwells in all believers as the living
and ever present Lord.
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Genesis 18:1ff.; Psalms 2:7ff.; 110:1ff.; Isaiah 7:14; 53; Matthew 1:18-23; 3:17; 8:29; 11:27;
14:33; 16:16,27; 17:5; 27; 28:1-6,19; Mark 1:1; 3:11; Luke 1:35; 4:41; 22:70; 24:46; John 1:118,29; 10:30,38; 11:25-27; 12:44-50; 14:7-11; 16:15-16,28; 17:1-5, 21-22; 20:1-20,28; Acts 1:9;
2:22-24; 7:55-56; 9:4-5,20; Romans 1:3-4; 3:23-26; 5:6-21; 8:1-3,34; 10:4; 1 Corinthians 1:30;
2:2; 8:6; 15:1-8,24-28; 2 Corinthians 5:19-21; 8:9; Galatians 4:4-5; Ephesians 1:20; 3:11; 4:7-10;
Philippians 2:5-11; Colossians 1:13-22; 2:9; 1 Thessalonians 4:14-18; 1 Timothy 2:5-6; 3:16;
Titus 2:13-14; Hebrews 1:1-3; 4:14-15; 7:14-28; 9:12-15,24-28; 12:2; 13:8; 1 Peter 2:21-25; 3:22;
1 John 1:7-9; 3:2; 4:14-15; 5:9; 2 John 7-9; Revelation 1:13-16; 5:9-14; 12:10-11; 13:8; 19:16.
C. GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT
The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, fully divine. He inspired holy men of old to write
the Scriptures. Through illumination He enables men to understand truth. He exalts Christ. He
convicts men of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment. He calls men to the Saviour, and effects
regeneration. At the moment of regeneration He baptizes every believer into the Body of Christ.
He cultivates Christian character, comforts believers, and bestows the spiritual gifts by which
they serve God through His church. He seals the believer unto the day of final redemption. His
presence in the Christian is the guarantee that God will bring the believer into the fullness of the
stature of Christ. He enlightens and empowers the believer and the church in worship, evangelism,
and service.
Genesis 1:2; Judges 14:6; Job 26:13; Psalms 51:11; 139:7ff.; Isaiah 61:1-3; Joel 2:28-32; Matthew 1:18; 3:16; 4:1; 12:28-32; 28:19; Mark 1:10,12; Luke 1:35; 4:1,18-19; 11:13; 12:12; 24:49;
John 4:24; 14:16-17,26; 15:26; 16:7-14; Acts 1:8; 2:1-4,38; 4:31; 5:3; 6:3; 7:55; 8:17,39; 10:44;
13:2; 15:28; 16:6; 19:1-6; Romans 8:9-11,14-16,26-27; 1 Corinthians 2:10-14; 3:16; 12:3-11,13;
Galatians 4:6; Ephesians 1:13-14; 4:30; 5:18; 1 Thessalonians 5:19; 1 Timothy 3:16; 4:1; 2
Timothy 1:14; 3:16; Hebrews 9:8,14; 2 Peter 1:21; 1 John 4:13; 5:6-7; Revelation 1:10; 22:17.
III. MAN
Man is the special creation of God, made in His own image. He created them male and
female as the crowning work of His creation. The gift of gender is thus part of the goodness of
God’s creation. In the beginning man was innocent of sin and was endowed by his Creator with
freedom of choice. By his free choice man sinned against God and brought sin into the human
race. Through the temptation of Satan man transgressed the command of God, and fell from his
original innocence whereby his posterity inherit a nature and an environment inclined toward sin.
Therefore, as soon as they are capable of moral action, they become transgressors and are under
condemnation. Only the grace of God can bring man into His holy fellowship and enable man to
fulfill the creative purpose of God. The sacredness of human personality is evident in that God
created man in His own image, and in that Christ died for man; therefore, every person of every
race possesses full dignity and is worthy of respect and Christian love.
Genesis 1:26-30; 2:5,7,18-22; 3; 9:6; Psalms 1; 8:3-6; 32:1-5; 51:5; Isaiah 6:5; Jeremiah 17:5;
Matthew 16:26; Acts 17:26-31; Romans 1:19-32; 3:10-18,23; 5:6,12,19; 6:6; 7:14-25; 8:14-18,29;
1 Corinthians 1:21-31; 15:19,21-22; Ephesians 2:1-22; Colossians 1:21-22; 3:9-11.
IV. SALVATION
Salvation involves the redemption of the whole man, and is offered freely to all who accept
Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour, who by His own blood obtained eternal redemption for the
believer. In its broadest sense salvation includes regeneration, justification, sanctification, and
glorification. There is no salvation apart from personal faith in Jesus Christ as Lord.
A. Regeneration, or the new birth, is a work of God’s grace whereby believers become new
creatures in Christ Jesus. It is a change of heart wrought by the Holy Spirit through conviction
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of sin, to which the sinner responds in repentance toward God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Repentance and faith are inseparable experiences of grace.
Repentance is a genuine turning from sin toward God. Faith is the acceptance of Jesus Christ
and commitment of the entire personality to Him as Lord and Saviour.
B. Justification is God’s gracious and full acquittal upon principles of His righteousness of
all sinners who repent and believe in Christ. Justification brings the believer unto a relationship
of peace and favor with God.
C. Sanctification is the experience, beginning in regeneration, by which the believer is set
apart to God’s purposes, and is enabled to progress toward moral and spiritual maturity through
the presence and power of the Holy Spirit dwelling in him. Growth in grace should continue
throughout the regenerate person’s life.
D. Glorification is the culmination of salvation and is the final blessed and abiding state of
the redeemed.
Genesis 3:15; Exodus 3:14-17; 6:2-8; Matthew 1:21; 4:17; 16:21-26; 27:22-28:6; Luke 1:68-69;
2:28-32; John 1:11-14,29; 3:3-21,36; 5:24; 10:9,28-29; 15:1-16; 17:17; Acts 2:21; 4:12; 15:11;
16:30-31; 17:30-31; 20:32; Romans 1:16-18; 2:4; 3:23-25; 4:3ff.; 5:8-10; 6:1-23; 8:1-18,29-39;
10:9-10,13; 13:11-14; 1 Corinthians 1:18,30; 6:19-20; 15:10; 2 Corinthians 5:17-20; Galatians
2:20; 3:13; 5:22-25; 6:15; Ephesians 1:7; 2:8-22; 4:11-16; Philippians 2:12-13; Colossians 1:9-22;
3:1ff.; 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24; 2 Timothy 1:12; Titus 2:11-14; Hebrews 2:1-3; 5:8-9; 9:24-28;
11:1-12:8,14; James 2:14-26; 1 Peter 1:2-23; 1 John 1:6-2:11; Revelation 3:20; 21:1-22:5.
V. GOD’S PURPOSE OF GRACE
Election is the gracious purpose of God, according to which He regenerates, justifies, sanctifies, and glorifies sinners. It is consistent with the free agency of man, and comprehends all the
means in connection with the end. It is the glorious display of God’s sovereign goodness, and is
infinitely wise, holy, and unchangeable. It excludes boasting and promotes humility.
All true believers endure to the end. Those whom God has accepted in Christ, and sanctified by His Spirit, will never fall away from the state of grace, but shall persevere to the end.
Believers may fall into sin through neglect and temptation, whereby they grieve the Spirit, impair
their graces and comforts, and bring reproach on the cause of Christ and temporal judgments on
themselves; yet they shall be kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation.
Genesis 12:1-3; Exodus 19:5-8; 1 Samuel 8:4-7,19-22; Isaiah 5:1-7; Jeremiah 31:31ff.; Matthew
16:18-19; 21:28-45; 24:22,31; 25:34; Luke 1:68-79; 2:29-32; 19:41-44; 24:44-48; John 1:12-14;
3:16; 5:24; 6:44-45,65; 10:27-29; 15:16; 17:6,12,17-18; Acts 20:32; Romans 5:9-10; 8:28-39;
10:12-15; 11:5-7,26-36; 1 Corinthians 1:1-2; 15:24-28; Ephesians 1:4-23; 2:1-10; 3:1-11; Colossians 1:12-14; 2 Thessalonians 2:13-14; 2 Timothy 1:12; 2:10,19; Hebrews 11:39–12:2; James
1:12; 1 Peter 1:2-5,13; 2:4-10; 1 John 1:7-9; 2:19; 3:2.
VI. THE CHURCH
A New Testament church of the Lord Jesus Christ is an autonomous local congregation of
baptized believers, associated by covenant in the faith and fellowship of the gospel; observing
the two ordinances of Christ, governed by His laws, exercising the gifts, rights, and privileges
invested in them by His Word, and seeking to extend the gospel to the ends of the earth. Each
congregation operates under the Lordship of Christ through democratic processes. In such a
congregation each member is responsible and accountable to Christ as Lord. Its scriptural officers are pastors and deacons. While both men and women are gifted for service in the church,
the office of pastor is limited to men as qualified by Scripture.
The New Testament speaks also of the church as the Body of Christ which includes all of
the redeemed of all the ages, believers from every tribe, and tongue, and people, and nation.
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Matthew 16:15-19; 18:15-20; Acts 2:41-42,47; 5:11-14; 6:3-6; 13:1-3; 14:23,27; 15:1-30; 16:5;
20:28; Romans 1:7; 1 Corinthians 1:2; 3:16; 5:4-5; 7:17; 9:13-14; 12; Ephesians 1:22-23; 2:19-22;
3:8-11,21; 5:22-32; Philippians 1:1; Colossians 1:18; 1 Timothy 2:9-14; 3:1-15; 4:14; Hebrews
11:39-40; 1 Peter 5:1-4; Revelation 2-3; 21:2-3.
VII. BAPTISM AND THE LORD’S SUPPER
Christian baptism is the immersion of a believer in water in the name of the Father, the
Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is an act of obedience symbolizing the believer’s faith in a crucified,
buried, and risen Saviour, the believer’s death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection
to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus. It is a testimony to his faith in the final resurrection
of the dead. Being a church ordinance, it is prerequisite to the privileges of church membership
and to the Lord’s Supper.
The Lord’s Supper is a symbolic act of obedience whereby members of the church, through
partaking of the bread and the fruit of the vine, memorialize the death of the Redeemer and anticipate His second coming.
Matthew 3:13-17; 26:26-30; 28:19-20; Mark 1:9-11; 14:22-26; Luke 3:21-22; 22:19-20; John
3:23; Acts 2:41-42; 8:35-39; 16:30-33; 20:7; Romans 6:3-5; 1 Corinthians 10:16,21; 11:23-29;
Colossians 2:12.
VIII. THE LORD’S DAY
The first day of the week is the Lord’s Day. It is a Christian institution for regular observance. It commemorates the resurrection of Christ from the dead and should include exercises
of worship and spiritual devotion, both public and private. Activities on the Lord’s Day should
be commensurate with the Christian’s conscience under the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
Exodus 20:8-11; Matthew 12:1-12; 28:1ff.; Mark 2:27-28; 16:1-7; Luke 24:1-3,33-36; John
4:21-24; 20:1,19-28; Acts 20:7; Romans 14:5-10; I Corinthians 16:1-2; Colossians 2:16; 3:16;
Revelation 1:10.
IX. THE KINGDOM
The Kingdom of God includes both His general sovereignty over the universe and His particular kingship over men who willfully acknowledge Him as King. Particularly the Kingdom
is the realm of salvation into which men enter by trustful, childlike commitment to Jesus Christ.
Christians ought to pray and to labor that the Kingdom may come and God’s will be done on
earth. The full consummation of the Kingdom awaits the return of Jesus Christ and the end of
this age.
Genesis 1:1; Isaiah 9:6-7; Jeremiah 23:5-6; Matthew 3:2; 4:8-10,23; 12:25-28; 13:1-52; 25:3146; 26:29; Mark 1:14-15; 9:1; Luke 4:43; 8:1; 9:2; 12:31-32; 17:20-21; 23:42; John 3:3; 18:36;
Acts 1:6-7; 17:22-31; Romans 5:17; 8:19; 1 Corinthians 15:24-28; Colossians 1:13; Hebrews
11:10,16; 12:28; 1 Peter 2:4-10; 4:13; Revelation 1:6,9; 5:10; 11:15; 21-22.
X. LAST THINGS
God, in His own time and in His own way, will bring the world to its appropriate end.
According to His promise, Jesus Christ will return personally and visibly in glory to the earth;
the dead will be raised; and Christ will judge all men in righteousness. The unrighteous will be
consigned to Hell, the place of everlasting punishment. The righteous in their resurrected and
glorified bodies will receive their reward and will dwell forever in Heaven with the Lord.
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Isaiah 2:4; 11:9; Matthew 16:27; 18:8-9; 19:28; 24:27,30,36,44; 25:31-46; 26:64; Mark 8:38;
9:43-48; Luke 12:40,48; 16:19-26; 17:22-37; 21:27-28; John 14:1-3; Acts 1:11; 17:31; Romans
14:10; 1 Corinthians 4:5; 15:24-28,35-58; 2 Corinthians 5:10; Philippians 3:20-21; Colossians
1:5; 3:4; 1 Thessalonians 4:14-18; 5:1ff.; 2 Thessalonians 1:7ff.; 2; 1 Timothy 6:14; 2 Timothy
4:1,8; Titus 2:13; Hebrews 9:27-28; James 5:8; 2 Peter 3:7ff.; 1 John 2:28; 3:2; Jude 14; Revelation 1:18; 3:11; 20:1-22:13.
XI. EVANGELISM AND MISSIONS
It is the duty and privilege of every follower of Christ and of every church of the Lord Jesus
Christ to endeavor to make disciples of all nations. The new birth of man’s spirit by God’s Holy
Spirit means the birth of love for others. Missionary effort on the part of all rests thus upon a
spiritual necessity of the regenerate life, and is expressly and repeatedly commanded in the teachings of Christ. The Lord Jesus Christ has commanded the preaching of the gospel to all nations.
It is the duty of every child of God to seek constantly to win the lost to Christ by verbal witness
undergirded by a Christian lifestyle, and by other methods in harmony with the gospel of Christ.
Genesis 12:1-3; Exodus 19:5-6; Isaiah 6:1-8; Matthew 9:37-38; 10:5-15; 13:18-30, 37-43; 16:19;
22:9-10; 24:14; 28:18-20; Luke 10:1-18; 24:46-53; John 14:11-12; 15:7-8,16; 17:15; 20:21; Acts
1:8; 2; 8:26-40; 10:42-48; 13:2-3; Romans 10:13-15; Ephesians 3:1-11; 1 Thessalonians 1:8; 2
Timothy 4:5; Hebrews 2:1-3; 11:39-12:2; 1 Peter 2:4-10; Revelation 22:17.
XII. EDUCATION
Christianity is the faith of enlightenment and intelligence. In Jesus Christ abide all the
treasures of wisdom and knowledge. All sound learning is, therefore, a part of our Christian
heritage. The new birth opens all human faculties and creates a thirst for knowledge. Moreover,
the cause of education in the Kingdom of Christ is co-ordinate with the causes of missions and
general benevolence, and should receive along with these the liberal support of the churches. An
adequate system of Christian education is necessary to a complete spiritual program for Christ’s
people.
In Christian education there should be a proper balance between academic freedom and
academic responsibility. Freedom in any orderly relationship of human life is always limited and
never absolute. The freedom of a teacher in a Christian school, college, or seminary is limited by
the pre-eminence of Jesus Christ, by the authoritative nature of the Scriptures, and by the distinct
purpose for which the school exists.
Deuteronomy 4:1,5,9,14; 6:1-10; 31:12-13; Nehemiah 8:1-8; Job 28:28; Psalms 19:7ff.; 119:11;
Proverbs 3:13ff.; 4:1-10; 8:1-7,11; 15:14; Ecclesiastes 7:19; Matthew 5:2; 7:24ff.; 28:19-20; Luke
2:40; 1 Corinthians 1:18-31; Ephesians 4:11-16; Philippians 4:8; Colossians 2:3,8-9; 1 Timothy
1:3-7; 2 Timothy 2:15; 3:14-17; Hebrews 5:12-6:3; James 1:5; 3:17.
XIII. STEWARDSHIP
God is the source of all blessings, temporal and spiritual; all that we have and are we owe to
Him. Christians have a spiritual debtorship to the whole world, a holy trusteeship in the gospel,
and a binding stewardship in their possessions. They are therefore under obligation to serve Him
with their time, talents, and material possessions; and should recognize all these as entrusted to
them to use for the glory of God and for helping others. According to the Scriptures, Christians
should contribute of their means cheerfully, regularly, systematically, proportionately, and liberally for the advancement of the Redeemer’s cause on earth.
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Genesis 14:20; Leviticus 27:30-32; Deuteronomy 8:18; Malachi 3:8-12; Matthew 6:1-4,19-21;
19:21; 23:23; 25:14-29; Luke 12:16-21,42; 16:1-13; Acts 2:44-47; 5:1-11; 17:24-25; 20:35;
Romans 6:6-22; 12:1-2; 1 Corinthians 4:1-2; 6:19-20; 12; 16:1-4; 2 Corinthians 8-9; 12:15;
Philippians 4:10-19; 1 Peter 1:18-19.
XIV. COOPERATION
Christ’s people should, as occasion requires, organize such associations and conventions
as may best secure cooperation for the great objects of the Kingdom of God. Such organizations
have no authority over one another or over the churches. They are voluntary and advisory bodies
designed to elicit, combine, and direct the energies of our people in the most effective manner.
Members of New Testament churches should cooperate with one another in carrying forward
the missionary, educational, and benevolent ministries for the extension of Christ’s Kingdom.
Christian unity in the New Testament sense is spiritual harmony and voluntary cooperation for
common ends by various groups of Christ’s people. Cooperation is desirable between the various
Christian denominations, when the end to be attained is itself justified, and when such cooperation
involves no violation of conscience or compromise of loyalty to Christ and His Word as revealed
in the New Testament.
Exodus 17:12; 18:17ff.; Judges 7:21; Ezra 1:3-4; 2:68-69; 5:14-15; Nehemiah 4; 8:1-5; Matthew
10:5-15; 20:1-16; 22:1-10; 28:19-20; Mark 2:3; Luke 10:1ff.; Acts 1:13-14; 2:1ff.; 4:31-37; 13:23; 15:1-35; 1 Corinthians 1:10-17; 3:5-15; 12; 2 Corinthians 8-9; Galatians 1:6-10; Ephesians
4:1-16; Philippians 1:15-18.
XV. THE CHRISTIAN AND THE SOCIAL ORDER
All Christians are under obligation to seek to make the will of Christ supreme in our own
lives and in human society. Means and methods used for the improvement of society and the
establishment of righteousness among men can be truly and permanently helpful only when
they are rooted in the regeneration of the individual by the saving grace of God in Jesus Christ.
In the spirit of Christ, Christians should oppose racism, every form of greed, selfishness, and
vice, and all forms of sexual immorality, including adultery, homosexuality, and pornography.
We should work to provide for the orphaned, the needy, the abused, the aged, the helpless, and
the sick. We should speak on behalf of the unborn and contend for the sanctity of all human life
from conception to natural death. Every Christian should seek to bring industry, government, and
society as a whole under the sway of the principles of righteousness, truth, and brotherly love. In
order to promote these ends Christians should be ready to work with all men of good will in any
good cause, always being careful to act in the spirit of love without compromising their loyalty
to Christ and His truth.
Exodus 20:3-17; Leviticus 6:2-5; Deuteronomy 10:12; 27:17; Psalm 101:5; Micah 6:8; Zechariah 8:16; Matthew 5:13-16,43-48; 22:36-40; 25:35; Mark 1:29-34; 2:3ff.; 10:21; Luke 4:18-21;
10:27-37; 20:25; John 15:12; 17:15; Romans 12–14; 1Corinthians 5:9-10; 6:1-7; 7:20-24; 10:2311:1; Galatians 3:26-28; Ephesians 6:5-9; Colossians 3:12-17; 1 Thessalonians 3:12; Philemon;
James 1:27; 2:8.
XVI. PEACE AND WAR
It is the duty of Christians to seek peace with all men on principles of righteousness. In
accordance with the spirit and teachings of Christ they should do all in their power to put an end
to war.
The true remedy for the war spirit is the gospel of our Lord. The supreme need of the world
is the acceptance of His teachings in all the affairs of men and nations, and the practical application of His law of love. Christian people throughout the world should pray for the reign of the
Prince of Peace.
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Isaiah 2:4; Matthew 5:9,38-48; 6:33; 26:52; Luke 22:36,38; Romans 12:18-19; 13:1-7; 14:19;
Hebrews 12:14; James 4:1-2.
XVII. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
God alone is Lord of the conscience, and He has left it free from the doctrines and commandments of men which are contrary to His Word or not contained in it. Church and state
should be separate. The state owes to every church protection and full freedom in the pursuit of
its spiritual ends. In providing for such freedom no ecclesiastical group or denomination should
be favored by the state more than others. Civil government being ordained of God, it is the duty
of Christians to render loyal obedience thereto in all things not contrary to the revealed will of
God. The church should not resort to the civil power to carry on its work. The gospel of Christ
contemplates spiritual means alone for the pursuit of its ends. The state has no right to impose
penalties for religious opinions of any kind. The state has no right to impose taxes for the support of any form of religion. A free church in a free state is the Christian ideal, and this implies
the right of free and unhindered access to God on the part of all men, and the right to form and
propagate opinions in the sphere of religion without interference by the civil power.
Genesis 1:27; 2:7; Matthew 6:6-7,24; 16:26; 22:21; John 8:36; Acts 4:19-20; Romans 6:1-2;
13:1-7; Galatians 5:1,13; Philippians 3:20; 1 Timothy 2:1-2; James 4:12; 1 Peter 2:12-17; 3:1117; 4:12-19.
XVIII. THE FAMILY
God has ordained the family as the foundational institution of human society. It is composed
of persons related to one another by marriage, blood, or adoption.
Marriage is the uniting of one man and one woman in covenant commitment for a lifetime.
It is God’s unique gift to reveal the union between Christ and His church and to provide for the
man and the woman in marriage the framework for intimate companionship, the channel of sexual
expression according to biblical standards, and the means for procreation of the human race.
The husband and wife are of equal worth before God, since both are created in God’s image.
The marriage relationship models the way God relates to His people. A husband is to love his wife
as Christ loved the church. He has the God-given responsibility to provide for, to protect, and to
lead his family. A wife is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband
even as the church willingly submits to the headship of Christ. She, being in the image of God
as is her husband and thus equal to him, has the God-given responsibility to respect her husband
and to serve as his helper in managing the household and nurturing the next generation.
Children, from the moment of conception, are a blessing and heritage from the Lord. Parents are to demonstrate to their children God’s pattern for marriage. Parents are to teach their
children spiritual and moral values and to lead them, through consistent lifestyle example and
loving discipline, to make choices based on biblical truth. Children are to honor and obey their
parents.
Genesis 1:26-28; 2:15-25; 3:1-20; Exodus 20:12; Deuteronomy 6:4-9; Joshua 24:15; 1 Samuel
1:26-28; Psalms 51:5; 78:1-8; 127; 128; 139:13-16; Proverbs 1:8; 5:15-20; 6:20-22; 12:4; 13:24;
14:1; 17:6; 18:22; 22:6,15; 23:13-14; 24:3; 29:15,17; 31:10-31; Ecclesiastes 4:9-12; 9:9; Malachi
2:14-16; Matthew 5:31-32; 18:2-5; 19:3-9; Mark 10:6-12; Romans 1:18-32; 1 Corinthians 7:1-16;
Ephesians 5:21-33; 6:1-4; Colossians 3:18-21; 1 Timothy 5:8,14; 2 Timothy 1:3-5; Titus 2:3-5;
Hebrews 13:4; 1 Peter 3:1-7.
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CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS
OUR HISTORIC CONCEPT OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
Democracy itself is rooted in the assumption that man is capable of making the choices
needed for governance of his own life and his social institutions. This assumption is based in turn
on the Christian concept that man is essentially a spiritual being; and only through the responses
of his spiritual nature can he relate himself to God and thus rise above his animal limitations.
But only one who is free can make a genuine response to God. Religious freedom is, therefore,
antecedent to the creation of civil and political freedom, which constitutes the nature of democracy.
Historically, Baptists have been aggressive advocates of absolute freedom of conscience for
all men. In England and Colonial America they led in formulating the concept of church-state
separation. The power of government then was arbitrary and absolute, backed by an established
church, the two often working in collusion to give mutual support to each other. The established
church forced its doctrine and modes of worship upon all, with government lending use of its
power to punish dissenters. Thus protected and supported, the established church itself was a
strong political force. When joined to protect and expand their mutual vested interests, the two
constituted a powerful political combine, perpetuating their power through forcing conformity
in worship and stamping out dissent.
Baptists believed that this denied to man the right to live as God had willed that he live,
a free and self-determining being. It destroyed an individual’s liberty of the spirit, freedom of
conscience, right of choice - in short, all that made a man a man, according to the Baptist conception. It was in the context of these experiences that Baptists evolved their unique conception of
complete separation of the two in their respective operations.
During the evolution of the separation concept their focus of concern was always to protect
the individual, Baptist or not, in the free exercise of his religious conscience, always, of course,
within the context of the Christian concept of life dedicated to ministering to and serving the
needs of people - whether family, neighbor or stranger. Just so on the present issue. Louisiana
Baptists recognize, as Jesus indicated to Peter on the mountain top, that their place is down there
in the valley where the people are - teaching, healing, serving. We are free, not to enjoy release
from the demands of life, but to carry out the work of our Lord on the streets of life where men
work, learn, and suffer.
GUIDELINES
This committee was appointed essentially “to recommend guidelines for policy implementation” concerning institutional use of governmental funds. In actuality, the Louisiana Baptist
Convention has by its practice already adopted a general policy of selective participation in
government programs, wherever it was felt there was no impingement on the institution’s independence. It is the element of “selectivity” in this policy that makes it essential, for the guidance
of all concerned - the Convention officers and the trustees and administrators of the institution. Out of its deliberations, the committee has identified certain statements of general principle which
appear to offer valid guidelines for those responsible for institutional decision making.
First: The Institution Should Identify and Clarify Its Basic Purposes.
Through continuing study and open discussion, the administrators, staff, and representatives
of the governing board should develop a clear-cut understanding of the basic nature and purposes
of the institution. This should be reduced to writing and circulated regularly among all related
in any way with the institution.
This study should become an ongoing process of constant re-evaluation in light of our constantly changing social and technological demands. To provide leadership for this is a function
of the executive officer.
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Second: Any Assistance That Creates a Limitation on or Diversion From These Purposes
Should Not Be Permitted.
Once the institutional staff and its constituency are clear in their concept of the institution’s
nature and primary purposes, all limitations or diversions, financial or otherwise, should be
avoided.
Third: Acceptance of Government Grants.
No grant to the institution from any government agency shall be accepted. A grant shall be
construed to be any transfer of funds or property for which the institution does not give adequate
consideration.
Fourth: The Institution Must Retain Its Own Integrity In the Matter of Control.
In considering whether to seek or accept funds of any type, the institution must determine
whether any part of the agreement provides for governmental control of the institution’s affairs
- except for normal accounting procedure for the shared funds.
The institution must retain the right to determine what religious activities will be held on
the premises. The Trustees of the institution and their staff must have freedom to operate in
accordance with principles and policies inherent in good programs and not on the expediency of
politics.
Fifth: Participation Relationships Must be Voluntary, With Clear-Cut Terminal Arrangements.
In participating in government programs, the relationship should be voluntary on both sides,
with either party able to terminate the agreement when it appears desirable. The agreement should
indicate clearly the point at which the participating institution has fulfilled its obligation in the
contract.
Sixth: The Institution Must Not Become Dependent on These Funds for Program Operation.
The trustees should not permit acceptance of funds in any area of program to such an extent
that the institution becomes so dependent on outside funds that it would suffer unduly if they
were discontinued.
Seventh: The Institution Must Protect the Integrity of Its Basic Programs.
The trustees must guard against any tendency on the part of the institution to become so
involved with government programs that the institutional programs begin to grow around the
emphasis on this public phase of its work to the neglect of its private sector.
Eighth: The Institution Must Not Accept Funds That Relate to Teaching of Religion.
The trustees should not accept any governmental funds that might in any way come to influence the way in which religion is taught or the word of God spread in the institution.
Ninth: The Institution’s Trustees Should Have a Large Degree of Freedom in Decisionmaking In These Operational Matters.
After the Convention has adopted a definite statement of policy guidelines, it should give
the institutional trustees a large degree of freedom, within the guidelines, to formulate programs
and make decisions affecting the ongoing program in this area as in others. With appropriate
reporting through the established channels, the trustees will keep the Convention informed on
their program decisions. Only so can the Convention and the trustees perform their respective
roles with integrity.
The proper function of the Convention is to establish over-all policy directions. That of
the trustees and their administrators is to develop and implement programs for the individual
institutions within the framework of these established policy statements.
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PROCEEDINGS
167th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
First Baptist Church
Lafayette, Louisiana
President Steve Horn, Presiding
MONDAY EVENING
November 10, 2014
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LBC President Steve Horn, First, Lafayette, called the 167th session of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention to order at 5:35 p.m., Monday, November 10, 2014 at
the First Baptist Church in Lafayette, Louisiana.
2. Alexandra Flores, member, The Bayou Church, Lafayette, led in prayer.
3. Steve Horn made the following presidential appointments:
Parliamentarian: Scott Wilfong, member, Parkview, Baton Rouge
Tellers Committee Chairman: Luther Burney, member, First, Lafayette
Tellers Committee: Jessie Charpentier, Sr., Jenkins Memorial, St. Martinville; Gizell
Simmons, First, Lafayette; Michelle Burney, First, Lafayette; Weldon Moak, First,
Broussard; Robert Bordeaux, Parks, St. Martinville; Frank Dudley, Erath, Erath;
Press Riley, First, Abbeville; Tom Lambert, Community, Lafayette; Cora Dowler,
First, Youngsville; Chris Holloway, Little Pass, Charenton; Wayne York, Little Pass,
Charenton; James Craft, Calvary, Lafayette; Tracie Davis, First, Lafayette; Mike
Conroy, First, Lafayette; Tom Poche, First, Lafayette; Ernest Bieber, First, Lafayette;
Roco Musumeche, First, Lafayette; Marvin LeLeux, Alford Heights, Many
4. Steve Horn stated additional procedures for the messengers:
When you want to be recognized by the Chair, please step to one of the
microphones and make yourself known. When the Chair recognizes you, please
give your name and the name of the church from which you are a messenger and
state your business for the Convention.
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We will be using ballots to register our votes either by showing them or by taking
a ballot vote when needed. Please check your packet of ballots right now to be
sure you have all 10 ballots. If you have a problem, check with the Credentials
Committee in the registration area.
Committee on Credentials Chairman Chris Fuselier, First, Youngsville, made the
following motion:
I move that the messengers who have registered and others who will register
as messengers constitute the membership of the 2014 Louisiana Baptist
Convention for the purpose of hearing reports and taking necessary actions of
the Convention.
Steve Horn called for a raised ballot vote on the motion and the motion carried.
Committee on Order of Business Chairman, John Carrigan, Oak Grove, Prairieville,
presented the Committee on Order of Business Report and read the standing rules as
printed on page 33 of the Book of Reports and moved their approval:
I move that the agenda for this 167th annual meeting of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention be as printed in the Book of Reports, pages 4-6;
I also move that the 2015 Sermon be preached by Kirk Jones, pastor of
Fellowship, Prairieville, that Bob Adams, retired pastor of First, Bogalusa, serve
as the alternate preacher, and Benjamin Harlan, LBC Church Music Consultant,
serve as Music Director.
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Steve Horn called for a raised ballot vote on the motion and the motion carried.
John Carrigan presented the following motion for approval:
I move that the 2018 Convention be held in the Ruston area.
10. Steve Horn called for a raised ballot vote on the motion and the motion carried.
11. John Carrigan presented the following standing rules:
I move that the following standing rules be adopted: That the President be
allowed to make minor changes as may be necessary to the agenda; that
nominating speeches for officers be limited to three (3) minutes each; that the
Convention Worship Service be a fixed order of business; that debate on matters
coming before the Convention be limited to two speakers for and two speakers
against for a period of up to three minutes each; that persons addressing the
Convention must state their name and church before they will be recognized by
the Chair; and that no person addressing the Convention may speak more than
twice on the same subject without unanimous consent.
The Committee on Nominations and the Committee on Committees reports will
be first presented and then followed by nominations from the floor, if any. Then
the Committee reports shall be voted on for adoption by the Convention. If the
Committee reports are adopted as presented, then the vote on persons nominated
from the floor becomes moot. These standing rules are printed on page 33 of the
Book of Reports.
12. Steve Horn called for a raised ballot vote on the motion and the motion carried.
13. John Carrigan made the following announcement:
I would also want to remind messengers that according to the Louisiana Baptist
Convention Bylaws, Article I, section 6, all matters of business not scheduled
on the agenda shall, prior to consideration by the Convention, be referred to
the Committee on Order of Business without debate. The Order of Business
Committee will determine if the motion needs to be referred to an appropriate
committee, board or entity or scheduled for discussion at this convention. The
times for introduction of new motions are 6:20 p.m. tonight and 9:05 a.m. in
tomorrow morning’s session. No new business may be introduced in the Tuesday
afternoon session.
Monday Evening
November 10, 2014
Benjamin Harlan, Worship Leader
“ENGAGE”
#NEXTGENERATION #EVERYPEOPLEGROUP
5:15 p.m. Pre-Convention Music....................................... Combined Choir and Orchestra
5:35 p.m. Call to Order...................................................................................... Steve Horn
Welcome/Prayer........................................................................Alexandra Flores
5:45 p.m. Presidential Appointments – Tellers Chair, Tellers, Parliamentarian
Committee Reports:
Credentials..................................................................................... Chris Fuselier
Order of Business.......................................................................... John Carrigan
5:50 p.m. Special Music..................................................... Combined Choir and Orchestra
6:00 p.m. Bible Study............................................................................................. Jeff Iorg
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6:20 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:35 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
8:15 p.m.
Introduction of Motions
State Missions Team Report – Baptist Collegiate Ministry.........Mark Robinson
State Missions Team Report – Executive Director Report.......... David Hankins
Louisiana College Report................................................................Argile Smith
Special Music....................................................................... Choir and Orchestra
Introduction of LBC President.......................................................... Gary Ruffin
President’s Address............................................................................ Steve Horn
Benediction..............................................................................Kenneth Sims, IV
Tuesday Morning
November 11, 2014
Todd DuBose, Worship Leader
“ENGAGE” #NEXTGENERATION #EVERYPEOPLEGROUP
8:15 a.m. Praise and Worship.................................................Todd DuBose/Jacob Cowley
8:30 a.m. Call to Order...................................................................................... Steve Horn
Prayer........................................................................................ Melvin Mendoza
8:40 a.m. Bible Study............................................................................................. Jeff Iorg
9:00 a.m. Committee on Order of Business Report....................................... John Carrigan
9:05 a.m. Introduction of Motions
9:10 a.m. State Missions Report – Cast the Net....................................... Wayne Sheppard
9:15 a.m. Baptist Message............................................................................... Kelly Boggs
9:25 a.m. Moral & Social Concerns Committee................................................... Jeff Riley
9:30 a.m. Election of Convention President
9:45 a.m. Miscellaneous Business
9:55 a.m. Announcements
Offertory Prayer............................................................................... Ernest Davis
Offertory Music.................................................Todd DuBose/Benjamin Harlan
Congregational Singing................................................................. Todd DuBose
10:00 a.m.Executive Board Report...................................................................Bobby Stults
10:15 a.m.Committee Reports
Committee on Nominations............................................................ Richard Blue
Committee on Committees.................................................................Carl Gulde
10:25 a.m.Election of First Vice President
10:35 a.m.Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries Report.Perry Hancock
10:50 a.m.Convention Worship Service
Special Music................................................................................. Jacob Cowley
Convention Sermon.................................................................. Leland Crawford
Benediction............................................................................. Arnold Austin, Sr.
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Tuesday Afternoon
November 11, 2014
President Waylon Bailey, Presiding
John Frank Reeve, Worship Leader
“ENGAGE” #NEXTGENERATION #EVERYPEOPLEGROUP
1:45 p.m. Praise and Worship..................................................................John Frank Reeve
1:55 p.m. Call to Order...................................................................................... Steve Horn
Prayer............................................................................................... Queenie Lau
Committee on Order of Business Report ...................................... John Carrigan
2:05 p.m. Bible Study............................................................................................. Jeff Iorg
2:25 p.m. Seminaries Report................................................................................... Jeff Iorg
2:35 p.m. State Missions Report – Missions and Ministry............................... John Hebert
2:40 p.m. Election of Second Vice President
2:50 p.m. Resolutions Committee Report............................................................. Joe Dunn
3:00 p.m. Louisiana Baptist Foundation Report............................................ Wayne Taylor
3:05 p.m. State Missions Team Report – WMU/Men’s Ministry........ Janie Wise/Gibbie McMillan
3:10 p.m. SBC 2015, Columbus, Ohio................................. Ronnie Floyd, SBC President
3:15 p.m. Miscellaneous Business
3:25 p.m. Special Music...........................................................................John Frank Reeve
3:35 p.m. Message..............................................................................................Jay Dennis
4:05 p.m. Introduction of New Ministers and Retirees................................ David Hankins
4:15 p.m. Presentation of New Officers
Recognition of Outgoing Officers
4:25 p.m. Benediction........................................................................................ Tyler Swift
14. Combined Choir and Orchestra led in a time of praise and worship singing “How
Great Thou Art”.
15. President, Golden Gate Seminary, Jeff Iorg led in the Bible study using Acts 11 as his text.
16. Steve Horn called for introduction of motions.
17. LBC Baptist Collegiate Ministry Team Director, Mark Robinson, presented a report
on Collegiate Ministry which included an update on the BCM building construction
at McNeese and a presentation to Bill Collins who has served as the BCM Director
at Northwestern University for twenty-five years. He concluded his report with a
video presentation highlighting the BCM at Louisiana State University.
18. Executive Director David Hankins presented the Executive Director’s Report
highlighting the progress of the LBC President’s 2020 Commission. Hankins’ report
included updates from the Chairman of the Next Generation Group, Kevin Boles,
and Staff Liaison of the Every People Group, James Jenkins.
19. Louisiana College Interim President Argile Smith presented the Louisiana College
Report. Smith’s report included a video trailer promoting the Louisiana College play
“Twice a Slave” about the life of Joseph Willis. He was joined by former student
and local TV Reporter, Lydia Magallanes, who shared a testimony about the positive
impact Louisiana College made in her life. Smith reported an advisor had been
engaged to help address the recent SACS issues. Smith concluded his report by
expressing thanks to the messengers for their continued support of Louisiana College.
20. Jay Adkins, messenger, First, Westwego, posed a three point question for Dr. Smith.
21. Steve Horn ruled the question out of order stating that Louisiana Baptist Convention
Bylaws do not allow for a question time of entity reports as is the custom for the
Southern Baptist Convention and that time had expired for the Louisiana College Report.
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22. Jay Adkins made a motion to extend the time.
23. Steve Horn ruled the motion as not well taken.
24. First Vice President David Denton assumed the chair for the remainder of the
session.
25. Benjamin Harlan led in congregational singing, “It is Well with My Soul”.
26. The Combined Choir and Orchestra presented special music, “Lord, Have Mercy”.
27. Gary Ruffin, First, Lafayette, introduced LBC President Steve Horn.
28. LBC President Steve Horn presented the President’s Address using Psalm 71:14-19
as his text.
29. Benjamin Harlan led in congregational singing, “Amazing Grace”.
30. Kenneth Simms, IV, member, First Lafayette, led in the benediction and the first
session adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
TUESDAY MORNING
November 11, 2014
31. President Steve Horn called the second session of the 167th Annual Meeting of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention to order at 8:30 a.m. A quorum was present.
32. Melvin Mendoza, pastor, Iglesia Bautista el Reneuvo, Lafayette, led in the opening
prayer.
33. Jeff Iorg led in the Bible study using Acts 11:27 as his text.
34. Committee on Order of Business Chairman John Carrigan reported no business to
present to messengers.
35. Steve Horn called for Introduction of Motions.
36. Lewis Richerson, messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, asked for a point of
clarification regarding motions. Richerson stated that according to LBC Bylaws,
when a motion is presented, it is referred to the Committee on Order of Business. If
the Committee on Order of Business determines that it should be referred to a board
or entity for deliberation, when does the person making the motion have opportunity
to speak to the motion?
37. Steve Horn responded that when a motion is referred to the Committee on Order
of Business it becomes the Convention’s motion and the individual would not have
opportunity to speak to the motion.
38. Lewis Richerson asked for a parliamentarian inquiry as to what rule of Roberts
Rules of Order suggests that a person who makes a motion does not have the
opportunity to speak to that motion.
39. Steve Horn responded that it is the Convention Bylaws that automatically refer the
motion to the Committee on Order of Business.
40. Ken Fryer, messenger, Heritage, Shreveport, presented the following motion:
I move that the Louisiana Baptist Convention allow for questions at the report
time of the four entities and the report of the Executive Director.
41. Motion was seconded.
42. Steve Horn referred the motion to the Committee on Order of Business for
disposition.
43. Steve Horn called for additional motions. There were none.
44. LBC Executive Assistant Wayne Sheppard presented a Partnership Missions Report
focusing on the new “Cast the Net” website. Sheppard announced an IPhone app
will be available for Cast the Net in January 2015.
45. Editor of the Baptist Message Kelly Boggs, presented a report from the Baptist
Message. Boggs stated that the Baptist Message’s mission is to help Louisiana
southern Baptists impact the world for Jesus Christ. He stated the Baptist Message
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Program. He recognized all of the Baptist Message trustees by asking them to stand.
Boggs announced a fourth stream of revenue for the Baptist Message is a book of
Louisiana authors.
Kelly Boggs presented the Moral and Social Concern Report. Boggs stated that
he had met with the governor as his calendar would allow and that the voice of
Louisiana Baptists is alive and well in the Legislature. Boggs ended his report by
announcing he had accepted a job offer from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
to become a Development Director, effective January 16, 2015.
Steve Horn expressed appreciation to Kelly Boggs and led in a time of prayer for
him as he transitions to his new ministry area.
LBC First Vice President David Denton, pastor, Highland, New Iberia, assumed the
chair for this portion of the program.
David Denton called for nominations for Louisiana Baptist Convention President.
Randy Harper, messenger, Bellaire, Bossier City, nominated Dr. Steve Horn, pastor,
First, Lafayette as LBC President.
David Denton called for other nominations. There were no other nominations.
In compliance with Article VIII, Section 2 of the LBC Constitution, LBC Secretary/
Treasurer David Hankins cast a unanimous ballot for Steve Horn as President of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention.
LBC Communications Team Director John Kyle presented a report which included
a video presentation highlighting “Highways and Hedges”. Kyle announced that
Operation Highways and Hedges officially launched in southwest Louisiana in July.
It is scheduled to launch in northeast Louisiana in November 2014 and Northwest
and Central Louisiana in early to mid-2015.
LBC Second Vice President Bob Heustess, assumed the chair for this portion of the
program.
Bob Heustess made miscellaneous announcements.
Todd DuBose led in congregational music, “Great is Thy Faithfulness”.
Ernest Davis, Minister of Education, Trinity, New Iberia, led in the offertory prayer.
Executive Board President Bobby Stults, pastor, Oak Park, New Orleans, presented
the report from the Executive Board as printed on pages 12-15 of the Book of
Reports.
Bobby Stults moved the adoption of the 2015 Cooperative Program Budget of
$20,831,766 (Recommendation 1) as printed on page 18 of the Book of Reports.
Steve Horn called for the question on Recommendation 1.
Lewis Richerson, messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, asked the intent of the
Executive Board in leading Louisiana to a 50/50 split with SBC to reach other
people with the Gospel.
Executive Director David Hankins responded that in 2006 the Executive Board
adopted a plan called the Cooperative Program Advance Plan designed to move
more money to SBC as the churches give more. He stated that the percentage has
increased approximately 1.25% over the past eight years.
Lewis Richerson asked what increase of dollars would be needed to get to the actual
50/50 split, suggesting the figure of $10,000,000.
David Hankins responded $10,000,000 would accomplish the 50/50 goal.
Steve Horn called for the question on Recommendation 1. Recommendation 1 was
adopted.
Bobby Stults moved the adoption of Recommendation 1 as follows:
That the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting at First Baptist Church,
Lafayette, November 10-11, 2014, assign the duties of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention Committee on Louisiana Baptist History to the State Mission
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Services staff and that Article III, Section 8 of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Bylaws regarding the Committee on Louisiana Baptist History be deleted and
that Article II (Permanent Plan of Organization of the Convention and its
Committees and Boards) be amended as follows:
(7) Committee on Louisiana Baptist History
67. Steve Horn called for the question on Recommendation 2. Recommendation 2 was
adopted.
68. Bobby Stults directed messengers to items 6 and 7 on pages 13-14 of the Book of
Reports regarding deferred motions from the Annual Meeting 2013. Stults stated the
Executive Board makes the following response to the referred motion (Item 6) made
by Lewis Richerson, messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge:
The Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention declines to recommend
any action regarding the motion made by Lewis Richerson, messenger,
Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, referred to it from the 2013 LBC Annual Meeting for
the following reason:
The role of the Executive Director as a voting member of the Convention
committees, the Executive Board, and various agency boards is a long-standing
practice, in some instances dating back to the 1800s. The presence of the
Executive Director in this capacity is a great value to both the individual bodies
and the Convention as a whole.
69. Executive Board Attorney Greg Erwin addressed messengers quoting the following
Louisiana Baptist Convention Bylaws as a matter of information:
Article IV, Section 10: No salaried employee of this Convention and its boards
and committees shall be eligible for election as a voting member of boards
or committees of this Convention except as provided in the constitution of the
Convention or these bylaws.
Article III, Section 9: The Executive Director of the Executive Board of the
Convention shall serve ex officio as a member and as secretary of all standing
committees of the Convention.
Article III, Section 1: The composition and duties of boards of trustees of
agencies and institutions of this Convention shall be clearly set forth in
the Convention resolutions authorizing their establishment and included
subsequently in appropriate form in their respective corporate charters. All
corporate charters and amendments thereto shall be expressly approved by the
Convention or by the Executive Board of the Convention.
Erwin stated that in each case, all agencies brought amendments to their Articles
of Incorporation to the Convention for approval and in every case the Articles
of Incorporation have allowed the Executive Director to serve as an ex officio
member of that corporation.
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Erwin further stated that he has served as counsel for the agencies of the
Louisiana Baptists Convention and the Louisiana Baptist Convention for over
thirty years and that has been the understanding and interpretation of these
articles and bylaws. That the Executive Director is allowed to serve as an ex
officio member of any agency as long as that agency provides for that in its
Articles of Incorporation as approved by the Convention.
Executive Board President Elect David Cranford, messenger, First, Ponchatoula,
addressed messengers regarding the relationship of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and a framework/structure of a board
of trustees. Cranford referred messengers to page 14 of the Book of Reports:
The provision in the Louisiana College charter naming the LBC executive
director as a member of the college board of trustees is not evidence of undue
influence under the rules of this Convention or of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, the college’s accrediting
body. Both the Louisiana College board of trustees and the Louisiana Baptist
Convention, as the sole member of the college corporation, have approved this
provision. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on
Colleges has not cited this provision as a violation at Louisiana College or at
other Southern Baptist schools with the same provision.
David Cranford further stated that in 2011 Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools Commission on Colleges renewed the charter of Louisiana College and in
2011 the current structure of the Board of Trustees, including the Executive Director
of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, was in place. The Executive Board has been
assured that the probationary status of Louisiana College is not related to structure of
the Board of Trustees or with the Executive Director serving on the board of trustees
at the college.
Executive Board Administrative Committee Chairman Joey Miller stated the
following as recorded on page 14 of the Book of Reports:
The recent (2006) addition of the Executive Director to the LC board of trustees,
a practice common to other state Baptist convention schools, is particularly
useful to the LBC. In light of the numerous actions in the last twenty-five years of
Baptist college boards defeating the rights of their parent conventions and going
“independent”, the presence of the LBC Executive Director as a voting member
of the board serves as a strong reminder that the board serves at the pleasure of
the Louisiana Baptists Convention.
Joey Miller further stated the Louisiana College is at the heart of Louisiana Baptists.
We pray for, we support and we send our students to Louisiana College and we
want to see Louisiana College prosper for the future of our leaders who are students
there right now. In the spirit of cooperation and unity, having the Executive Director
of the Louisiana Baptist Convention as a voting member on the board is good for
Louisiana Baptists. Thus, the Executive Board affirms the existing policy of our
Executive Director on the Board of Louisiana College.
Bobby Stults stated the Executive Board Report was a unanimous decision of the
Executive Board.
Jay Adkins, messenger, First, Westwego, called for a Point of Order.
Steve Horn stated a point of order would be to specifically point out to the body a
breach of the rules.
Jay Adkins requested to speak to the motion of the Executive Board.
Steve Horn responded there is no motion on the floor.
Jay Adkins responded with a Point of Order reading from Robert’s Rules of Order.
When the presentation of a report is completed in each of the above cases, the
resolution or main question becomes pending automatically and the chair takes
the question accordingly no motion being necessary.
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80. Jay Adkins further stated that the motion from the previous year should have come
directly to the body and he should be allowed to speak to the motion.
81. Steve Horn responded that the motion was dealt with by the convention last year by
referring it to the Committee on Order of Business.
82. Steve Horn declared a second on the point of order and announced the body would
deal with the appeal.
83. Lewis Richerson, messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, made a Point of Order to
divide the question.
84. Steve Horn asked for clarification.
85. Lewis Richerson asked that items 6 and 7 of the Executive Board Report be
discussed separately.
86. Steve Horn declared Lewis Richerson’s Point of Order out of order because the
Point of Order by Jay Adkins was on the floor.
87. Steve Horn spoke against the Point of Order stating the reason he rejected the
Point of Order made by Jay Adkins was because as moderator and President of the
Convention, he believes the Convention has followed the rules of the Convention
dealing with the matter. Last year when Jay made his motion, it was properly sent by
the convention to the Committee on Order of Business. The Committee on Order of
Business referred it to the Executive Board for deliberation. The Executive Board, of
which Jay was allowed to address, dealt with it during their board meeting and chose
to take no action at this time.
88. Steve Horn further stated he wanted everyone who wanted to have the opportunity to
speak and in order to do so, a motion would be needed to adopt the report and then
there could be debate on the motion.
89. Jay Adkins responded that he had attempted to speak to the Executive Board
Administrative Committee, but did not feel he had ample time to speak. Adkins
further stated he believes the responses are seriously deficient parliamentary,
hermeneutically, and philosophically.
90. Teresa Seymore, messenger, Calvary, Alexandria, spoke in favor of the appeal.
91. Philip Robertson, messengers, Philadelphia, Deville, spoke against the appeal.
92. Steve Horn called for the question to sustain the appeal.
93. The motion was adopted to sustain the chair.
94. Philip Robertson made the following motion:
I move that the entire report of the Executive Board contained in Sections 1, 2
and 3 of Item 7 be adopted by the messengers.
95.
96.
97.
98.
Motion was seconded.
Lewis Richerson raised a point of order to clarify the motion was only on item 7.
Steve Horn stated the motion was only on item 7.
Philip Robertson spoke in favor of his motion stating that he thanked the executive
board for all the hard work and effort and obvious prayer and study that had gone
into the report. Robertson further stated that it’s a great value to have the executive
director as an active voting participant on our boards and institutions and agencies. It
has been a long-standing practice in our convention and he felt it a tremendous asset
for that to proceed.
99. Jay Adkins spoke against the motion stating his disagreement with the Executive
Board’s conclusion that the Louisiana Baptist Convention documents are not in
conflict with LBC entity charters when they name the LBC Executive Director as a
voting member of their respective boards. Adkins also stated that, depending on the
outcome of the vote on the matter, he would be forced to make an official complaint
with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
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100.Eddie Wren, pastor and messenger, First, Rayville, spoke in favor of the motion
stating he is grateful that the Executive Director is a voting member of the boards
and agencies.
101.Lewis Richerson, pastor and messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, spoke against
the motion. Richerson directed messengers to pages 55, 57 and 58 of the Book of
Reports stating he believes that Baptist polity of local churches should be the driving
force for Baptist polity in the LBC.
102.Steve Horn called for the question on the motion presented by Philip Robertson and
the motion adopted.
103.Bobby Stults recognized Dr. David Hankins in celebration of ten years serving as
the Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention. Stults presented Dr.
Hankins with a plaque and his wife, Patty, with flowers from the Executive Board as
an expression of appreciation.
104.Lewis Richerson spoke to rescind the motion dealt with in number six.
105.Steve Horn responded there wasn’t a motion before the body, so no need to rescind.
106.Committee on Nominations Chairman Richard Blue, Walker, Walker, presented the
Committee on Nominations Report as printed on pages 29-32 of the Book of Reports
and moved the adoption of the report.
107.Steve Horn called for additional nominations. There were none.
108.Steve Horn called for the question and the motion carried.
109.Committee on Committees Chairman Carl Gulde, Bethel, Colfax, presented the
Committee on Committees Report as printed on pages 27-28 of the Book of Reports
and moved the adoption of the report.
110.Steve Horn called for additional nominations. There were none.
111.Steve Horn called for the question and the motion carried.
112.Ken Schroeder, messenger, First, Mandeville, nominated Lonnie Tucker, pastor,
Stillwater, Hammond.
113.Steve Horn called for other nominations. There were no other nominees.
114.In compliance with Article VIII, Section 2 of the LBC Constitution, LBC Secretary/
Treasurer David Hankins cast a unanimous ballot for Lonnie Tucker as LBC First
Vice President of the Louisiana Baptist Convention.
115.Steve Horn declared Lonnie Tucker as First Vice President elect of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention.
116.The Worship Team from First, Minden led in special music, “How Great Thou Art”.
117.Steve Horn introduced Leland Crawford, pastor, First, Minden.
118.Leland Crawford preached the Convention sermon using 1 Corinthians 1:23 as his
text.
119.Austin Arnold, Sr., member, Lanier, Baton Rouge, led in the benediction and the
second session adjourned at 11:28 a.m.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
November 11, 2014
120.President Steve Horn called the third session of the 167th Annual Meeting of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention to order at 1:55 p.m. A quorum was present.
121.Queenie Lau, Minister of Chinese, First, Lafayette, led in the opening prayer.
122.John Carrigan, Chairman Order of Business Committee, announced an adjustment to
the program. The Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries Report
will be presented at 2:45 p.m. Also, a response to the motion made by Ken Fryer in
Session Two will be given during the Miscellaneous Business time scheduled for
3:15 p.m.
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123.Jeff Iorg led in a third Bible study time using Acts 13 as his text.
124.Jeff Iorg, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, presented a report from the six
southern Baptist seminaries. Iorg stated that because of the Cooperative Program,
the tuition is about half the cost of other seminaries. He thanked the messengers for
their continued support of the Cooperative Program by Louisiana Baptists.
125.LBC Missions and Ministry Team Director John Hebert presented a report which
included a video presentation on Church Planting. Hebert stated the Missions and
Ministry Team is working to accomplish the task of the 2020 Commission to plant
300 new churches by 2020.
126.Steve Horn called for nominations for LBC Second Vice President.
127.Jim Wolfe, messenger, Ridge Avenue, Monroe, nominated Joe Senn, pastor, Crockett
Point, Winnsboro.
128.Steve Horn called for other nominations. There were no other nominations.
129.In compliance with Article VIII, Section 2 of the LBC Constitution, LBC Secretary/
Treasurer David Hankins cast a unanimous ballot for Joe Senn as LBC Second Vice
President of the Louisiana Baptist Convention.
130.Steve Horn declared Joe Senn as Second Vice President elect of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention.
131.Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries Executive Director Perry
Hancock presented a report stating that the Children’s Home is a part of the 2020
Commission through Compassion Ministries through Foster Care and Adoption.
Hancock also gave an update on the Haiti/Louisiana Partnership Missions work. He
concluded his report with a “Thank You” video.
132.Resolutions Committee Chairman Joe Dunn, Bethlehem, Albany, presented the
Resolutions Committee Report as found on pages 34-38 of the Book of Reports as
well as Resolution 7 as presented on the screen.
RESOLUTION 7: ON SUPPORT OF HOUSTON PASTORS
WHEREAS, The churches that comprise the Louisiana Baptist Convention
acknowledge and stand on the authority, sufficiency and inerrancy of the Word of
God; and
WHEREAS, We believe that it is imperative that churches maintain the practice
of proclaiming and teaching the Whole Counsel of God as it applies to every
area of life; and
WHEREAS, We recognize this is the faithful practice of the pastors and churches
in the city of Houston, Texas, who have had sermons and church communications
subpoenaed by the Houston City government; and
WHEREAS, We believe the attempt to subpoena their sermons and church
communications is an egregious violation of the First Amendment and a serious
encroachment upon the separation of church and state; therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, That the messengers to the Louisiana Baptist Convention
meeting in Lafayette, Louisiana November 10-11, 2014, publicly proclaim
our strong support for the Houston pastors in their stand against this
unconstitutional action; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we pledge to pray for them in this fight and
aid them in every way possible and appropriate; and
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BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That the churches comprising the Louisiana
Baptist Convention are determined, if necessary, to stand firmly and resolutely
in like fashion in the event similar legal action is ever taken against pastors or
ministers in the State of Louisiana.
133.Steve Horn called for the question.
134.Aubry Henkel, messenger, Fellowship, Prairieville, made the following motion:
I move that Resolution 2 (On Ending Government Sponsorship of Casinos and
Lotteries) be postponed for one year.
135.Steve Horn called for the question.
136.Aubry Henkel spoke in favor of the motion stating that the churches should work
for a year to equip the congregants to deal with the gaming industry and gambling
issues before bringing it to a legislative level.
137.Joe Dunn responded that the Committee maintains and supports the report presented
and seeks for its approval.
138.Wesley Venable, messenger and pastor, Southside, Jonesboro, spoke in opposition to
the motion to postpone stating that God wants His people to set a standard that the
world can understand.
139.Roy Davis, messenger and pastor, Shreveport, spoke in opposition to the motion to
postpone stating adopting this Resolution at this time would give an opportunity for
Louisiana Baptists to send a clear message regarding gambling.
140.Kirk Jones, messenger and pastor, Fellowship, Prairieville, spoke in favor of the
motion to postpone stating that he would like to see a more concerted effort being
made to disciple church members. Jones stated it is not a desire to see the Resolution
not pass, but rather the issue be addressed on the church level rather than legislative.
141.Steve Horn called for the question on the motion to postpone Resolution 2 for one
year and the motion failed.
142.Steve Horn called for the question on Committee on Resolutions Report as stated on
pages 34-38 of the Book of Reports and Resolution 7 as printed on the screen and the
motion carried.
143.Louisiana Baptist Foundation Executive Director Wayne Taylor presented a report to the
messengers. Taylor reported that the Foundation had celebrated 70 year this past June.
He thanked the messengers for their continued support of the Cooperative Program.
144.Women’s Missions and Ministry Strategist Janie Wise and Disaster Relief and Men’s
Ministry Strategist Gibbie McMillan presented a report. They were joined by Jason
Hoychick, pastor, Westveiw, DeRidder, and his wife, Jasmine, who shared a personal
testimony regarding GA and RA programs in their church.
145.A video was presented featuring a special invitation from SBC President, Ronnie Floyd,
to attend the Southern Baptist Convention in Columbus, Ohio, June 15-16, 2015.
146.Chairman Committee on Order of Business John Carrigan stated the motion
presented by Ken Fryer in Session Two would only pertain to the present meeting.
After speaking with Bro. Fryer and clarifying the intent of the motion, the committee
presents the following motion:
That all future meetings of the Louisiana Baptist Convention provide for a time
of questions during the reports of convention entities and the Executive Director.
147.Steve Horn stated that because the substitute motion presented is considered a
friendly motion, the messengers will vote and debate on the matter all at one time.
148.John Carrigan spoke in favor of the substitute motion stating the committee wants to
give time for debate and discussion of reports. This motion would make this action a
standing rule and therefore if changed, would require convention action.
149.Ken Fryer, messenger, Heritage, Shreveport, spoke in favor of the substitute motion
stating he considers it to be a friendly motion. Fryer thanked the committee for their
worked and urged the messengers to support the substitute motion.
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150.Steve Horn called for the question on the substitute motion and the motion was
adopted.
151.John Frank Reeve and Ramona Carmichael presented special music, “There’s Just
Something about That Name”.
152.Jay Dennis, First Baptist Church, Lakeland, Florida, brought the closing message
speaking on the issue of pornography in the home.
153.David Hankins recognized newly ordained ministers and new ministers to the state
of Louisiana.
154.Steve Horn recognized outgoing LBC officers, first vice president, David Denton,
and second vice president, Bob Heustess, and presented them a plaque.
155.David Hankins presented Dr. Steve Horn, pastor, First, Lafayette as president of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention.
156.Steve Horn recognized newly elected LBC officers, First Vice President Lonnie
Tucker, Stillwater, Hammond, and Second Vice President Joe Senn, Crockett Point,
Winnsboro.
157.Tyler Swift, student, First, Lafayette, led in the benediction.
158.President Steve Horn adjourned the 167th Annual Meeting of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention at 3:56 p.m.
Total Messengers – 674
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2015 CONVENTION OFFICERS
President-------------------------------------Stephen Horn--------------------------------Lafayette
First Vice President-------------------------Lonnie Tucker----------------------------- Hammond
Second Vice President----------------------Joe Senn------------------------------------ Winnsboro
Secretary/Treasurer-------------------------David Hankins----------------------------Alexandria
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
Term Expiring 2015
Kevin Hand
Zoar, Baton Rouge
*Cecil Marr
Pinecroft, Shreveport
Andrew Voss
Hillcrest, Franklinton
Term Expiring 2016
*Jay Johnston (C)
First, Covington
B. J. Maddox
Rose Park, Shreveport
Jake Roudkovski
Bogue Falaya, Folsom
Term Expiring 2017
Leland Crawford
First, Minden
Troy Duhon
First, Gueydan
Tony Hand
Feliciana, Clinton
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Term Expiring 2015
Roger Johnson (C)
Woodlawn, Rayville
Stephen Richardson (VC)
Colfax, Colfax
Term Expiring 2016
Jeff Smart
East Leesville, Leesville
*Micah Murrell
Alpine, First
Nathan Rush
First, Morgan City
Term Expiring 2017
Charles Wesley
First, Jonesboro
Clay Norwood
Superior Ave., Bogalusa
COMMITTEE ON MORAL AND SOCIAL CONCERNS
Term Expiring 2015
Ken Fryer
Heritage, Shreveport
Bobby Daniel
First, Vinton
David Goza (C)
Jefferson, Baton Rouge
*Andrea Philips
First, Ruston
Marvin LeLeux
Alford Heights, Many
Term Expiring 2016
*Rose Long (VC)
First, Natchitoches
Chuck McInturf
Woodridge, Shreveport
Brad Delaughter
Satsuma, Livingston
Paul Taylor
Pine Grove, Livingston
Tom Sheppard
First, Addis
Term Expiring 2017
Wayne Morrow
Ebenezer, Jonesboro
*Werner Aswell
New Chapel Hill, W.M.
Thomas Strong
Metairie, Metairie
*Cathy Pittman
First, Pearl River
*Morgan McCallister
First, Calhoun
Ex Officio Members: Executive Board President and Baptist Message Editor
* other than pastor
(C) Chairman
(VC) Vice Chairman
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COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS
Term Expiring 2015
*Mark Tolbert (VC)
Bedico, Ponchatoula
Rick Aultman
Mangham, Mangham
David Moreland
Cedar Crest, West Monroe
James Carson
Temple, Winnsboro
*Betty Young
First, Lafayette
Term Expiring 2016
Philip Robertson (C)
Philadelphia, Deville
*Rhonda Kelley
First, New Orleans
Steven Kelly
Bayou Vista, Morgan City
Santos Gomez
LaVina Church, New
Orleans
George Guillory
Glen Oaks, Baton Rouge
Term Expiring 2017
Lee Wesley
Community Bible, BR
Rick Crandall
Grayson, Grayson
*Donnie Vercher
*Elidia Scroggs
Lanier, Baton Rouge
*Ricky Cummings
First, Slidell
COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS
Term Expiring 2015
Gevan Spinney
First, Haughton
Russell Kirkland (VC)
Bogue Chitto, Mt. Hermon
Term Expiring 2016
Robert Lawrence (C)
Ascension, Gonzales
Sammy Morrow
Pleasant Hill, Pollock
Term Expiring 2017
*Elton Carson
Bethel, Colfax
Michael Reichard
Koran, Haughton
*Fred Brumfield
Palestine, Bogalusa
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
Term Expiring 2015
Tim Norris (C)
First, Livingston
Beau Guidry (VC)
First, Milton
Steve Armstrong
Westside Fellowship,
Addis
Term Expiring 2016
*Jason Walsworth
Temple, Ruston
*Randy Riley
Trinity Heights, Shreveport
Term Expiring 2017
Scott Teutsch
Eastwood, Haughton
*Jeff Meyers
Greenwell Sprgs, BR
Ex Officio Members: Executive Board President and two Executive Board Members: Eric Harriman,
First, Columbia and Bobby Stults, Oak Park, New Orleans
* other than pastor
(C) Chairperson
(VC) Vice Chairperson
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TRUSTEES OF INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES
TRUSTEES OF BAPTIST MESSAGE
Term Expiring 2015
Barry Blanton
*Betty White
Alpine, First
Nathan Van Horn
First, Folsom
Bill Inman
Tech, Breaux Bridge
Term Expiring 2016
*Jimmy Watson
Ellerbe Road, Shreveport
*Pat Barber
Lamourie, Lecompte
Jack Bell
First, Hornbeck
*Gary Myers
First, New Orleans
Term Expiring 2017
*Sarah Clancey
Pineville Park, Pineville
Craig Beeman
First, Winnsboro
Tim Hisaw
Tioga, First
*Mike Canady
First, Pineville
TRUSTEES OF LOUISIANA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME
Term Expiring 2015
*Carol Johnson
Woodlawn, Rayville
*Sunshine Elkins
Mt. Union, Spearsville
Reid Terry
Searcy, Trout
*Dwayne Rogers
*Salli Perry
Calvary, Monroe
Term Expiring 2016
*Glenda Suggs
Mt. Vernon, West Monroe
William Smith
Lakeshore, Monroe
*Clint Gulde
First, Swartz
James King
Ouachita, West Monroe
*Margaret Wedgeworth
Bedico, Ponchatoula
Term Expiring 2017
Jason Dubea
Unity, Deville
Bill Nutt
First, Arcadia
*Gerald Pool
Cheniere, West Monroe
*Lana Rhinehart
First, Youngsville
Clovis Sturdivant
First, Winnfield
TRUSTEES OF LOUISIANA BAPTIST FOUNDATION
Term Expiring 2015
Wayne Hunt
Coteau, Houma
*Steve Crosby
Summer Grove, Shreveport
*Mark Evans
Broadmoor, Shreveport
Stewart Holloway
First, Pineville
Term Expiring 2016
*Jim Prince
Aimwell, Zwolle
*John Carroll
First, Columbia
*Julian Johnston
First, Calhoun
*Gray Kitchens
First, Bossier City
* other than pastor
(C) Chairperson
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Term Expiring 2017
Waymond Warren
Fair Park, West Monroe
*Terry Shirley
Longville, DeRidder
*Linda Via
First, West Monroe
*E. L. Paulk
Unity, Deville
TRUSTEES OF LOUISIANA COLLEGE
Term Expiring 2015
Roy Davis
North Shreve, Shreveport
James Foster
Utility, Jonesville
Jim Garlington
Oak Grove, Bentley
Steven Beckham
Church of Life, Baton
Rouge
Tommy French
*Candace Selman
Trinity, Pineville
*J. D. Perry
Florida Blvd., Baton
Rouge
*Tony Perkins
Greenwell Sprgs, BR
*Frank Hebert
Calvary, Alexandria
*Steve Folmar
First, Houma
*Johnny Hoychick, Jr.
First, Rayville
Term Expiring 2016
Term Expiring 2017
Randy Harper
*J. D. Hellums
Bellaire, Bossier City
Emmanuel, Lake Chas.
Joshua Eubanks
Glenn George
Springhill, Ringgold
First, Gillis, Lake Chas.
*Jana Endris
Kirk Jones
Fairview, Coushatta
Fellowship, Prairieville
*Lloyd Godley
*Sandy Miller
Bethany, Lecompte
Alto, Archibald
Nathan Davis
*David Jeffreys
First, Coushatta
Highland, New Iberia
Jimmy Eppinette
Mike Evans
Taylor, Taylor
Elwood, Forest Hill
*Lyndon Dawson
Reggie Bridges
First, Ruston
Temple, Ruston
*Stacie James
Joe Alain
South Winnfield, Winnfield
Hebron, Denham Sprgs.
Larry Pridmore
*Pat Price
Southside, Mansfield
First, Winnfield
Lloyd Whitman
Jason McGuffie
First, Dry Prong
First, Tallulah
Ken Schroeder
*Ray Young
First, Mandeville
First, Wisner
* other than pastor
(C) Chairperson
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2014 EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS
President........................................................................................................ David Cranford
Vice President....................................................................................................Bobby Stults
Executive Director......................................................................................... David Hankins
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS
Term Expiring 2015
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
Bayou
Beauregard
Caldwell
Carey
Carey
Central Louisiana
Delta
Eastern Louisiana
Evangeline
*
LaSalle
Mt. Olive
New Orleans
New Orleans
North Central
North Rapides
Northeast Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana
Northshore
Northshore
Northwest Louisiana
Northwest Louisiana
Ouachita
*
Red River
Washington
*
Larry Hood
Keith Crider
Chad Bolfa
Tommy Middleton
John Boss
Stuart Graves
Eric Harriman
Don Walker
Gene Stanley
David Shaw
Larry Wagoner
Howard Turner
Phil Hyatt
Scott Smith
Keith Sheridan
Bobby Stults
Chad Gilbert
Dusty Durbin
Jack West
Dennis Hensley
Ben Hackler
Danny Hawthorne
Tim Scott
Eric Hattaway
Dennis Sims
Robert Beadle
Micah Taunton
Matt Endris
Gerald Jones
Westside Community, Addis
Ascension, Gonzales
First, Krotz Springs
Woodlawn, Baton Rouge
First, Grand Isle
First, Longville
First, Columbia
Olivet, Sulphur
Bethany, Lake Charles
Parkview, Alexandria
Westside, Ferriday
Live Oak, Denham Springs
First, Lafayette
First, Tullos
First, Pine Prairie
Oak Park, New Orleans
Edgewater, New Orleans
Atlanta, Atlanta
Holloway, Deville
First, Sterlington
Agape, West Monroe
First, Mandeville
French Corner, Ponchatoula
Ellerbe Road, Shreveport
First, Benton
Utility, Jonesville
Fairview, Coushatta
Term Expiring 2016
Baton Rouge
*
Bayou Macon
Bienville
Carey
*
Carey
Carey
Central Louisiana
Concord Union
Concord Union
Concord Union
DeSoto
Eastern Louisiana
Scott Wilfong
Jay Avance
David Savage
Brent Cating
Ronnie Burke
Lonnie Gothrup
Dennis Snoddy
John McCorkle
Larry Emory
Dwayne Monk
Roy “Thumper” Miller
Ernest Graham
* other than pastor
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Parkview, Baton Rouge
Forest, Forest
New Ebenezer, Castor
First, Lake Charles
Maplewood, First
Houston River, Sulphur
Cloverdale, Alexandria
First, Choudrant
Longstraw, Choudrant
New Hope, Choudrant
First, Mansfield
Amite, Denham Springs
Eastern Louisiana Freddie Arnold
First, Livingston
Evangeline Louis Charrier
Lakefront Community,
St. Martinville
Madison Jay Morgan
First, Waverly
Natchitoches Thomas Rush
First, Natchitoches
New Orleans
* Kerry Stewart
Williams Blvd. New Orleans
North Central Wilton Wall
Sweetwater, Quitman
North Rapides Robby Poole
Longview, Deville
Northeast David Willoughby
Calvary, Monroe
Northeast Randy Burdeaux
Mt. Vernon, West Monroe
Northeast Kevin Stewart
McClendon, West Monroe
Northshore David Cranford
First, Ponchatoula
Northshore Clark Stewart
New Zion, Covington
Northshore Dan Munson
First, Albany
Northwest Louisiana Tom Harrison
Northwest Louisiana Jessie Colston
First, Oil City
Northwest Louisiana Joey Ketchum
Western Hills, Shreveport
Richland Eddie Wren
First, Rayville
Vernon
* Craig Forque
First, Leesville
Webster Claiborne Steve Smithson
North Acres, Minden
Webster Claiborne Randy Hales
First, Minden
Webster Claiborne Shelby Cowling
First, Haynesville
William Wallace Joel Williams
First, St. Francisville
Term Expiring 2017
Acadia Tim Moffett
Baton Rouge Jeff Ginn
Baton Rouge Freddie Rodrigue
Beauregard Jason Hoychick
Big Creek Dick DeBusk
Carey Greg Bath
Concord Union Mike Holloway
Deer Creek Joe Senn
Eastern Louisiana Leo Miller
Evangeline David Denton
Gulf Coast Chris Holloway
Louisiana Steve Neesley
Morehouse Kyle Peters
Mt. Olive Kenny Blackwell
New Orleans Jeffery Friend
New Orleans John Jeffries
New Orleans
* Shannon Brown
North Rapides Kenneth Moore
North Sabine Richard Enterkin
Northeast Louisiana Neal Wiggley
Northshore
* Mike Polk
Northshore Jonathan LaFleur
Northwest Louisiana Chad Hardbarger
Northwest Louisiana
Kris Chenier
Sabine Jimmie Glover
Two Rivers Joey Miller
Vernon Morris Goins
Fieldon Thigpen
* other than pastor
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First, Eunice
Istrouma, Baton Rouge
Faith, Livonia
Westview, DeRidder
Hebron, Dry Prong
Trinity, Lake Charles
Cook, Ruston
Crockett Point, Winnsboro
First, Denham Springs
Little Pass, Charenton
Marksville, Marksville
Cherry Ridge, Bastrop
Mt. Hope, Oakdale
Suburban, New Orleans
First, Chalmette
Franklin Avenue, New Orleans
Carmel, Pineville
Union Springs, Converse
Oak Grove, Eros
Evans Creek, Pearl River
Westside, Ponchatoula
Emmanuel, Shreveport
Zion Hill, Negreet
First, Kentwood
Canaan, Leesville Washington
Memorial, Bogalusa
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
David Cranford (C), Bobby Stults (VC)
Joey Miller, Brent Cating, Chad Bolfa, Roy Miller, Dwayne Monk
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
*Shannon Brown
David Denton
Dusty Durbin
Richard Enterkin
*Craig Forque
Jeff Ginn
Ernest Graham
Tom Harrison
Dennis Hensley
Jason Hoychick
Joey Ketchum (VC)
Joey Miller (C)
Dwayne Monk
Steve Neesley
Freddie Rodrigue
Robby Poole
Keith Sheridan
Steve Smithson
Dennis Snoddy
Clark Stewart
Kevin Stewart
Fieldon Thigpen
Don Walker
BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
Freddie Arnold
Greg Bath
Robert Beadle
*Brent Cating (C)
David Cranford
*Keith Crider
Larry Emory (VC)
Morris Goins
Ben Hackler
Chad Hardbarger
Larry Hood
*Phil Hyatt
John Jeffries
Tim Moffett
Dan Munson
*Kyle Peters
Thomas Rush
David Savage
Bobby Stults
Jack West
Joel Williams
David Willoughby
MISSIONS SUPPORT COMMITTEE
Kenneth Blackwell
Louis Charrier
Kris Chenier
*Dick DeBusk
Matt Endris
Jeffery Friend
Lonnie Gothrup
Randy Hales
Danny Hawthorne
Jonathan LaFleur
John McCorkle
Tommy Middleton (VC)
Leo Miller
Roy Miller (C)
*Mike Polk
David Shaw
Dennis Sims
Gene Stanley
Kerry Stewart
* Micah Taunton
Howard Turner
Wilton Wall
Scott Wilfong
PROPERTIES COMMITTEE
Jay Avance
Chad Bolfa (C)
John Boss
Randy Burdeaux
Ronnie Burke
Jessie Colston (VC)
Shelby Cowling
Chad Gilbert
Jimmie Glover
Stuart Graves
Eric Harriman
Eric Hattaway
Chris Holloway
Mike Holloway
Gerald Jones
Kenneth Moore
Jay Morgan
Freddie Rodrigue
Tim Scott
Joe Senn
Scott Smith
Larry Wagoner
Neil Wigley
Eddie Wren
Ex Officio Members of Executive Board
Stephen Horn, Convention President
David Hankins, Executive Director
* other than pastor
(C) Chairman
(VC) Vice Chairman
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Term Expiring 2015
Matt Endris
Fairview, Coushatta
Dennis Hensley
Joey Miller
First, Kentwood
Term Expiring 2016
Lonnie Gothrup
Robby Poole
Longville, Deville
Tom Harrison
Term Expiring 2015
Perry Hubbs
First, Opelousas
*Jay Altick
First, West Monroe
Nathan Luce
New Zion, Kentwood
Term Expiring 2016
Jay Johnston
First, Covington
Lonnie Gothrup
Michael Hawley
Emmanuel, Ruston
Term Expiring 2017
Roy Miller
First, Mansfield
Dwayne Monk
New Hope, Choudrant
Scott Smith
First, Tullos
CHURCH SITE CORPORATION
* other than pastor
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Term Expiring 2017
*Gary Clark
Calvary, Alexandria
*Beau Colle
First, Pineville
Eddie Wren
First, Rayville
STATE MISSIONS SERVICES
1250 MacArthur Drive, PO Box 311
Alexandria, Louisiana 71309-0311
Phone 318.448.3402, Fax 318.445.0055, website: LouisianaBaptists.org
Toll-free 800.622.6549 (Louisiana Only)
Prayerline 318.449.4321 or 1.800.368.3769
EXECUTIVE
David Hankins, Executive Director, [email protected]
Wayne Sheppard, Executive Assistant to the Executive Director,
[email protected]
Jeannie Miller, Administrative Assistant, [email protected]
BUSINESS & INFORMATION SERVICES
Dale Lingenfelter, Director, [email protected]
Josh Bumgardner, Associate Director, Tall Timbers Baptist Conference Center,
[email protected]
Tom Carpenter, Maintenance Supervisor, [email protected]
Jessica Fontenot, Human Resources, [email protected]
Russell Johnson, Accounting Supervisor, [email protected]
Shana Johnson, Information Services Support Supervisor, [email protected]
Sam White, Director, Tall Timbers Baptist Conference Center, [email protected]
COLLEGIATE MINISTRY
Mark Robinson, Director, [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS
John Kyle, Director, [email protected]
Justin Bufkin, Director of Productions, [email protected]
Karon McCartney, Archivest, [email protected]
Alex Felter, Graphics Coordinator/Designer
Matt Tullos, Production Manager, [email protected]
Roger Craig, Digital Media Strategist, [email protected]
EVANGELISM CHURCH GROWTH
Wayne Jenkins, Director, [email protected]
David Anderson, Childhood Ministry Strategist, [email protected]
Kevin Boles, Youth Strategist, [email protected]
Jeff Ingram, Adult Ministry Strategist, [email protected]
Sean Keith, Sunday School/Discipleship Strategist, [email protected]
Keith Manuel, Evangelism Associate, [email protected]
MISSIONS & MINISTRIES
John Hebert, Director, [email protected]
Jess Archer, Children/Youth Mission Education Strategist, [email protected]
Jeff Cook, Ministry Evangelism Strategist, [email protected]
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Lane Corley, Church Planting Strategist, [email protected]
James Jenkins, Director of Church Planting, [email protected]
Gibbie McMillan, Men’s Ministry & Disaster Relief Strategist,
[email protected]
Carlos Schmidt, Church Planting Strategist, [email protected]
Janie Wise, Women’s Missions & Ministry Strategist, [email protected]
Robert Woods, Mission Builder Strategist, [email protected]
PASTORAL LEADERSHIP
Bill Robertson, Director, [email protected]
Wayne DuBose, Bivocational Smaller Church Consultant, [email protected]
Benjamin Harlan, Music Consultant, [email protected]
Gary Mitchell, Bivocational Smaller Church Consultant, [email protected]
Stacy Morgan, Church Administration Strategist, [email protected]
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COLLEGIATE MINISTRY DIRECTORS
Grambling
Lance Wright
324 Main St
PO Box 680
Grambling, LA 71245
318.274.3766
[email protected]
New Orleans Metro
Corey Olivier
7111 Freret Street
New Orleans, LA 70118-5144
504.616.4216
[email protected]
www.nolabcm.com
Louisiana College
Shannon Lane
LC Box 547
Pineville, LA 71359
318.487.7498
[email protected]
Nicholls State University
Conan Sherlin
Box 2044 NSU
Thibodaux, LA 70310
985.446.5855
[email protected]
Louisiana State University
Steve Masters
101 LSU Student Union Building
LSU Box 25118
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
225.343.0408
[email protected]
www.lsubcm.org
Northwestern State University of LA
Bill Collins
NSU Box 3384
Natchitoches, LA 71497
318.357.6464
[email protected]
Shreveport Metro
Jamey Droddy
One University Place
Shreveport, LA 71115
318.797.1946
[email protected]
www.shreveportbcm.com
LSUA
Jamey Gilliland
8100 Hwy. 71, South
Alexandria, LA 71302
318.473.6510
[email protected]
Southeastern Louisiana University
Matt Middlecamp
501 West Dakota
Hammond, LA 7040l-2520
985.345.7187
[email protected]
Louisiana State University at Eunice
Ryan James
P.O. Box 1129
Eunice, LA 70535
337.457.2513
[email protected]
University of Louisiana, Lafayette
Joe Wood
1226 Johnston Street
Lafayette, LA 70503-2022
337.234.8732
[email protected].
Louisiana Tech University
Kevin Inman
801 W. Alabama Ave
Ruston, LA 71270
318.255.1982
[email protected]
www.latechbcm.org
McNeese State University
Keith Cating
4328 Ryan Street
Lake Charles, LA 70605
337.477.4866
[email protected]
University of Louisiana - Monroe
Chad McClurg
1005 University Avenue
Monroe, LA 71203-3629
318.343.4359
[email protected]
www.ulmbcm.com
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ASSOCIATIONAL DIRECTORS OF MISSIONS
Acadia, Louisiana, Mt. Olive
Alan Knuckles
4549 Veteran Memorial Hwy.
Mamou, La. 70554
337.468.4375
[email protected]
Bienville, Webster-Claiborne
Randy Hales
P.O. Box 1099
Minden, La. 71058-1099
318.377.3005
[email protected]
www.wcbcenter.com
Baptist Association of Greater
Baton Rouge
Tommy Middleton
10560 Airline Hwy.
Baton Rouge, La. 70816
225.296.3943
[email protected]
www.bagbr.org
Big Creek, Central Louisiana,
North Rapides
Robert Daniel
2201 Melrose St.
Pineville, La. 71360
318.445.5772
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.baptistmissioncenter.com
Baptist Associations of Southeast La.
(Two Rivers, Washington,
William Wallace)
Stanley L. Statham
P.O. Box 581
Franklinton, La. 70438
985.839.3827
[email protected]
Carey
Bruce Baker
P.O. Box 1302
Lake Charles, La. 70602
337.474.1865
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.careyassoc.org
Bayou Baptist
Joe Arnold
P.O. Box 1659
Gray, La. 70359
985.868.7352
[email protected]
www.bayoubaptistassociation.com
Concord Union
Barry Joyner
P.O. Box 606
Ruston, La. 71273-0606
318.255.9030
[email protected]
www.concordunionbaptsitassociation.net
Bayou Macon, Madison
Jay Morgan
P.O. Box 669
Epps, La. 71237
318.926.3251
[email protected]
Delta
Beau Colle
P.O. Box 3337
Pineville, La. 71361
318.664.1000
[email protected]
Beauregard
Tim Patrick
735 West Dr.
DeRidder, La. 70634
337.202.4043
[email protected]
[email protected]
Desoto, Natchitoches, North Sabine, Red
River, Sabine
Lee Dickson
P.O. Box 2880
Natchitoches, La. 71457-0880
318.352.4090
[email protected]
www.DistrictEightMissions.com
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ASSOCIATIONAL DIRECTORS OF MISSIONS
Eastern Louisiana
David Brown
P.O. Box 305
Walker, La. 70785
225.664.9309
[email protected]
Northshore Baptist Association
Lonnie Wascom
11411 McLaughlin Lane
Hammond, La. 70403
225.567.5086
[email protected]
www.northshorebaptists.net
Evangeline, Gulf Coast
Bert Langley, Interim Director
Interim Director, P.O. Box 81244
Lafayette, La. 70598-1244
337.237.6956
[email protected]
Northwest Louisiana
Lane Moore
5875 West 70th St.
Shreveport, La. 71129
318.686.5736
[email protected]
www.nwlba.org
LaSalle
Buddy Willis
P.O. Box 2948
Jena, La. 71342
318.316-3001
[email protected]
Ouachita
Craig James
P.O. Box 118
Jonesville, La. 71343
318.339.9974
[email protected]
[email protected]
Morehouse, Northeast Louisiana
Jerry Price
7103 DeSiard St.
Monroe, La. 71203
318.537.9548
[email protected]
www.nelba.net
Tri-Association Missions
(Caldwell, Deer Creek, Richland)
James Carson
280 Taylor
Winnsboro, La. 71295
318.435.6304
[email protected]
New Orleans Baptist Association
Jack Hunter
2222 Lakeshore Dr.
New Orleans, La. 70122
504.282.1428
[email protected]
www.joinnoba.com
Vernon
E.J. Bradshaw
620 South 3rd St.
Leesville, La. 71446
337.238.0440
[email protected]
www.vernonbaptistassociation.org
North Central, Shady Grove
Marty Black
P.O. Box 159
Jonesboro, La. 71251
318.395.0019; fax 318.259.8127
[email protected]
www.jswmissionscenter.org
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LOUISIANA BAPTIST INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES
Louisiana College
Argile Smith, Interim President
Box 583
Pineville, LA 71359
318.487.7401
[email protected]
www.lacollege.edu
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home &
Family Ministries
Perry Hancock, President & CEO
PO Box 4196
Monroe, LA 71211-4196
318.343.2244
[email protected]; www.lbch.org
Baptist Message
(Vacant)
PO Box 311
Alexandria, LA 71309-0311
318.449.4345
Toll free 800.376.7728
[email protected]
www.baptistmessage.com
Louisiana Baptist Foundation
Wayne Taylor, Exec. Director
PO Box 311
Alexandria, LA 71309-0311
318.445.4495
Toll free 877.523.4636
[email protected]
www.lbfinfo.org
LBC RELATED MINISTRIES
Louisiana Baptist Federal Credit Union
Paul A. Allbritton, Manager
1250 MacArthur Dr.
Alexandria LA 71303
318.449.4357
Fax: 318.449.4256
[email protected]
www.LABaptistfcu.com
LIFEWAY CHRISTIAN STORES IN LOUISIANA
www.lifewaystores.com
Alexandria
Roger Wise, Manager
Alexandria Commons
2639 South MacArthur Drive
318.445.0631
[email protected]
New Orleans
Brantley Scott, Manager
3939 Gentilly Boulevard
New Orleans, LA 70126
504.282.2626
[email protected]
Toll-free800.570.0250
Baton Rouge
Lance Marrs, Manager
5915 Bluebonnet Blvd. Bldg C3
225.769.3540
[email protected]
Shreveport
Matthew Burrow
7050 Youree Drive
318.797.7685
[email protected]
Monroe
Gary Baltrusch, Manager
4251 Pecanland Mall Drive
Monroe, LA 71203
318.325.0336
[email protected]
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SBC MINISTRIES & AUXILIARY
North American Mission Board
Kevin Ezell, President
4200 North Point Parkway
Alpharetta, GA 30022-4176
770.410.6000
[email protected]
www.namb.net
Executive Committee
Frank S. Page, President & CEO
901 Commerce Street
Nashville, TN 37203-3699
615.244.2355
[email protected], www.sbc.net
GuideStone Financial Resources of the SBC
O. S. Hawkins, President
2401 Cedar Springs Road
Dallas, TX 75201-1498
Toll free: 888.984.8433
[email protected]
www.GuideStone.org
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission
Russell Moore, President
901 Commerce St., Suite 550
615.244.2495
[email protected]
www.erlc.com
International Mission Board
Thomas D. Elliff, President
3806 Monument Avenue
Richmond, VA 23230
804.353.0151
[email protected], www.imb.org
Lifeway Christian Resources
Thom S. Rainer, President
One Lifeway Plaza
615.251.2605
[email protected]
www.lifeway.com
Woman’s Missionary Union
Wanda S. Lee, Exec.Dir/Treas.
PO Box 830010
Birmingham, AL 35283-0010
205.991.8100
[email protected]
www.wmu.com
SBC SEMINARIES
Golden Gate
Jeff Iorg, President
201 Seminary Drive
Mill Valley, CA 94941
415.380.1320, [email protected]
www.ggbts.edu
Southeastern
Daniel L. Akin, President
PO Box 1889
Wake Forest, NC 27588
www.sebts.edu
Midwestern
Jason Allen, President
5001 North Oak Trafficway
Kansas City, MO 64118
816.414.3700, ext. 701
[email protected], www.mbts.edu
Southern
R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President
2825 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY 40280
www.sbts.edu
New Orleans
Charles S. Kelley, Jr., President
3939 Gentilly Boulevard
New Orleans, LA 70126-4858
504.282.4455, ext. 3265
[email protected], www.nobts.edu
[email protected]
Southwestern
Paige Patterson, President
PO Box 22040
Fort Worth, TX 76122-0040
817.923.1921, ext. 3010
[email protected]
www.swbts.edu
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BAPTIST CAMPS IN LOUISIANA
Friendship Baptist Encampment
Robert Leach (contact person)
16507 Highway 4
Bienville, LA 71008
318.259.9369
Acadian Baptist Center
James Newsom, Director
1202 Academy Drive
Eunice, LA 70535
337.457.9047
[email protected]
www.abccamp.com
Harris Baptist Conference & Retreat Center
Charlie Lechner, Director
2800 Harris Road
Minden, LA 71055
318.927.3706
[email protected]
www.harrisbaptist.com
Camp Bethany
Robert Cole, Director
PO Box 250
Bethany, LA 71007
318.938.1221
[email protected]
www.campbethany.com
Judson Baptist Retreat Center
Eugene Morris
Retreat Center Coordinator
10330 Peterson Road
St Francisville, LA 70775
225-634-7225
888.490.8263
[email protected]
www.judsonretreat.org
Camp Living Waters
Southeast Baptist Assembly
Keith Maddox , Director
21230 Living Waters Road
Loranger LA 70446
985.345.1831
Fax 985.345.8153
[email protected]
www.camplivingwaters.net
Richland Baptist Encampment
James Hendrix, Director
PO Box 178
Archibald, LA 71218
318.248.2639
Clara Springs Baptist Encampment
Jack Mills, Director
4420 Hwy 177
Pelican, LA 71063
PO Box 117
Pleasant Hill, LA 71065
318.796.3875
[email protected]
www.clarasprings.com
Tall Timbers Conference Center
Sam White, Director
10218 Hwy 165 South
Forest Hill, LA 71430
PO Box 258
Woodworth, LA 71485
318.445.6797
[email protected]
www.talltimbersbcc.org
Dry Creek Baptist Camp
Todd Burnaman, Director
PO Box 580
Dry Creek, LA 70637
337.328.7531
[email protected]
www.drycreek.net
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RELATED MINISTRIES
Baptist Friendship House
Kay Bennett, Director
813 Elysian Fields Avenue
504.949.4469
Fax 504.949.4402
[email protected]
www.baptistfriendshiphouse.org
www.baptistfriendshiphouse.blogspot.com
Rolling Hills Ministries
David Abernathy, Director
1820 North Railroad Ave.
Arcadia, LA 71001
318.263.4822
[email protected]
www.rollinghillsministries.com
2695 East Texas
Bossier City, LA 71111
318.562.3880
[email protected]
Lagniappe Ministries (Ministry to the
Hospitality and Tourism Industry)
Ben and Cherry Blackwell
7905 Panola St.
504.982.5646
504.451.9333
[email protected]
Facebook: Lagniappe Ministries
Toledo Bend Baptist Resort Ministries
Mary Gore, Resort Missionary
3840 Carters Ferry Road
Zwolle, LA 71486
318.645.6601
[email protected]
www.tbbaptist.com
Lighthouse Resort Ministry
John Boss, Resort Missionary
PO Box 95
129 Cedar Lane
Grand Isle, LA 70358
985.787.3410
[email protected]
www.fbcgrandisle.com
3487 Hwy 33 this zip is 71270
PO Box 1177
Ruston, LA 71273
318.251.0065
[email protected]
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LOUISIANA CHURCHES AND MISSIONS
*Indicates Missions
-A-
Acme
40751 Highway 129
Acme
71316 (318) 386-2382 Other Churches
Agape’ 25353 Walker South Rd
Denham Springs 70726 (225) 664-2622 Eastern Louisiana
Agape Bible 2208 Wellerman Rd
West Monroe
71291 (318) 396-1249 Northeast Louisiana
Aimoch
c/o Deryl Price 9710 Hwy 126 Olla
71465 (318) 992-6810 LaSalle
Aimwell
3592 Webb Camp Rd
Aimwell
71401 (318) 992-6031 Ouachita
Aimwell
1892 Hwy 1215
Zwolle
71486 (318) 645-9955 North Sabine
Airline
4007 Airline Dr
Bossier City
71111 (318) 746-3495 Northwest Louisiana
Airline
421 N Lester Ave
Metairie
70003 (504) 737-7921 New Orleans
Alabama
16061 Hwy 151
Arcadia
71001 (318) 263-2438 Bienville
*Alexandria Korean
1801 Construction Road
Alexandria
71303 (318) 787-5973 North Rapides
Alford Heights
235 Byles St
Many
71449 (318) 256-5400 Sabine
*Allen Temple
5120 Easterlyn Circle
New Orleans
70128 New Orleans
Alpine First
7215 Shreveport Hwy
Pineville
71360 (318) 640-3812 North Rapides
Alto
PO Box 172
Archibald
71218 (318) 248-4080 Richland
Ames Boulevard
3233 Ames Blvd
Marrero
70072 (504) 347-1614 New Orleans
Amiable
814 Melder Rd
Glenmora
71433 (318) 659-4008 Mt Olive
Amite
7100 Amite Church Rd
Anacoco First
PO Box 130
Anacoco
71403 (337) 238-1877 Vernon Baptist
Angie
PO Box 108
Angie
70426 (985) 986-2878 Washington
Ansley
1295 Grigsby Rd
Ruston
71270 (318) 251-1827 North Central Baptist
Anthony
509 Brandon Cotton Rd
Robeline
71469 (318) 472-8845 Natchitoches
Antioch
10667 Antioch Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 282-6869 Morehouse
Antioch
3501 Hwy 828
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-3591 Concord Union
Antioch
560 Dess Rd
Florien
71429 (318) 586-7825 Sabine
Antioch
15937 Hwy 175
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-3126 DeSoto
Antioch
11812 Hwy 80
Minden
71055 (318) 377-1665 Webster Claiborne
Antioch
43 Antioch Road
Rayville
71269 (318) 728-4047 Richland
Antioch
PO Box 321
Slagle
71475 (337) 238-0160 Vernon Baptist
Antioch
PO Box 310
Tickfaw
70466 (985) 345-9314 Northshore Baptist
Antioch
2161 Edgerly DeQuincy Rd
Vinton
70668 Carey
Arkadelphia
1903 Arkadelphia Rd
Pitkin
70656 (318) 634-5402 Beauregard
Ascension
13432 Airline Hwy
Gonzales
70737 (225) 644-0111 Baton Rouge
Ashland
PO Box 323
Ashland
71002 (318) 544-2493 Natchitoches
Atlanta
12137 Main Street
Atlanta
-B-
*Baldwin
PO Box 657
Baldwin
70514 (337) 924-9029 Gulf Coast
Ban Suk Korean
2219 Brownlee Rd
Bossier City
Banks Springs
PO Box 867
Columbia
71418 (318) 649-0861 Caldwell
Baptist Bible Fellowship
9437 Lytham Dr
Shreveport
Baptist Temple
4200 S Macarthur Dr
Alexandria
71302 (318) 443-1400 Central Louisiana
Barataria
2596 Jean Lafitte Blvd
Lafitte
70067 (504) 233-1329 New Orleans
Barksdale
1714 Jimmie Davis Hwy
Bossier City
Barnett Springs
1601 S Barnett Springs St
Ruston
71270 (318) 255-0913 Concord Union
*Basin Mission
1043A Jean Lafitte St
Breaux Bridge 70517 (337) 237-7696 Evangeline
Baskin
PO Box 419
Baskin
71219 (318) 248-3369 Deer Creek
Bay Springs
140 Hwy 490
Chopin
71447 (318) 379-0239 Natchitoches
Bayou
1341 Sullivan Dr
Slidell
Bayou Des Glaises
6434 Hwy 451
Moreauville
71355 (318) 997-2199 Louisiana
Bayou DuLarge
2475 Bayou DuLarge Rd
Theriot
70397 (337) 280-4932 Bayou Baptist
Bayou Jack
3651 Hwy 107
Morrow
71356 Louisiana
Bayou L’Ourse
PO Box 303
Amelia
70340 (985) 631-2473 Bayou Baptist
Bayou Macon
162 Bayou Macon Church Rd Gilbert
71336 Deer Creek
Bayou Oaks
298 Joe White Rd
Monroe
Bayou Plaquemine
29215 Highway 75
Plaquemine
70764 (225) 659-2344 Baton Rouge
Bayou Rouge
PO Box 237
Evergreen
71333 Louisiana
Bayou Sorrel
33285 Bayou Sorrel Rd
Plaquemine
70764 (225) 659-2800 Baton Rouge
Bayou Vista
411 Field Rd
Morgan City
70380 (985) 395-3070 Gulf Coast
Beauregard Friendship
1300 Highway 26
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-4012 Beauregard
Beauregard Memorial
293 Memorial Church Rd
Longville
70652 (337) 725-3766 Beauregard
Beaver Creek
5837 Beaver Rd
Oakdale
71463 (318) 335-4293 Mt Olive
Bedico
28156 Highway 22 E
Ponchatoula
Beech Creek
169 Mayes Rd
Tullos
71479 (318) 628-5594 Shady Grove
Beech Ridge
PO Box 750
Livingston
70754 (225) 686-7508 Eastern Louisiana
Beech Springs
15910 Highway 80
Minden
Beech Springs
3900 Beech Springs Rd
Quitman
Belcher
PO Box 205
Belcher
Belfair
PO Box 65197
Baton Rouge
70802 (225) 355-9870 Baton Rouge
Bellaire
4330 Panther Drive
Bossier City
70
Belle Park
Belle River
Bellevue Road
Bellview
Bellview
Bellwood
Benson
Bentley
*Berean
Berean
Berean
Berean Bible
Bethany
Bethany
Bethany
Bethany
Bethany
Bethany of Baywood
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel Baptist Worship Bethel Church Now
Bethel Metropolitan
Bethel Ministries
*Bethesda Missionary
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
*Bethlehem Hispanic
Bethlehem Missionary
Bethsadia
Bethsaida
Beulah
Beulah
Beulah
Beulah
Beulah
Beulah
Beulah Land
Big Cane
Big Creek
Big Creek
Big Hammock
Big Island
Bird’s Creek
Bistineau
*B-Line Community
Blood River
Bluff Creek
Bob
Boeuf River
Boeuf River
Bogue Chitto
Bogue Chitto Heights
Bogue Falaya
Bonita
Bonita Road
Bonner Creek
Bosco
Bougere
Boulevard
Bourg
Briarwood
Briarwood
*Bridge Church
Bridge City
13061 Highway 157
PO Box 295
1195 Bellevue Rd
PO Box 147
507 John Stine Rd
6008 Longleaf Vista Road
3132 Hwy 512
PO Box 450
411 Eastern Ave
1317 S 10th St
197 Sullivan Loop
PO Box 974
PO Box 489
1719 Hwy 133
280 Belle Trace Road
PO Box 158
975 Robert Rawls Loop
38313 Greenwell Springs Rd
14489 Crossett Road
PO Box 1060
8789 Hwy 8
2562 Hwy 507
42592 Bethel Rd
PO Box 428
1048 Bethel Church Rd
PO Box 550
120 Leroy Harper Rd
89 Bethel Church Rd
7913 Trannie LN
230 Washington St
PO Box 129
204 Airport Rd
1400 Enterprise Blvd
15147 Hwy 102
9530 Kingston Rd
PO Box 1030
PO Box 481
1886 Macon Front Rd
2777 Highway 1232
1003 McDonald Ave
146 East 20th Street
87 Tryon Ln
PO Box 278
PO Box 356
585 Beulah Church Rd
3417 Highway 481
31697 Hwy 191
12777 Hwy 585
1386 Beulah Rd
3179 Sligo Road
PO Box 253
PO Box 357
2289 Hwy 472
Box 239
PO Box 127
PO Box 309
195 Bistineau Church Rd
PO Box 113
31186 Pea Ridge Rd
1706 Highway 63
2448 Clear Creek Road
11 Trio Road
124 Boeuf River Church Rd
41088 Highway 438
18338 Gene Williams Rd
78689 Hwy 25
PO Box 305
12746 Devohn Hayes Rd
43075 Bonner Creek Rd
334 Blankston Rd
PO Box 2074
3007 Enterprise Blvd
4309 John Birch Ave
32461 Hwy 62
1020 Hwy 9
PO Box 1336
PO Box 9044
Haughton
Pierre Part
Haughton
Columbia
Westlake
Provencal
Converse
Bentley
Crowley
Monroe
Rayville
Jonesville
Bethany
Columbia
Lecompte
Newellton
Robeline
Clinton
Bastrop
Bourg
Colfax
Coushatta
Franklinton
Kentwood
Lillie
Livingston
Pitkin
Rayville
Shreveport
West Monroe
Morganza
Vidalia
Lake Charles
Jennings
Shreveport, LA
Albany
Mangham
Oak Grove
Winnfield
Ruston
Reserve
Many
Ida
Cheneyville
Farmerville
Mansfield
Many
Oak Grove
Winnfield
Haughton
Morrow
Pollock
Winnfield
Hineston
Deville
Harrisonburg
Heflin
Angola
Albany
Clinton
Pollock
Rayville
Winnsboro
Mount Hermon
Franklinton
Folsom
Bonita
Bastrop
Franklinton
Monroe
Vidalia
Lake Charles
Bourg
Franklinton
Saline
Madisonville
Bridge City
71
71037
70339
71037
71418
70669
71468
71419
71407
70526
71202
71269
71343
71007
71418
71346
71357
71469
70722
71220
70343
71417
71019
70438
70444
71256
70754
70656
71269
71108
71292
70759
71373
70601
70546
71118
70711
71259
71263
71483
71270
70084
71449
71044
71325
71241
71052
71449
71263
71483
71037
71356
71467
71483
71438
71328
71340
71039
70712
70711
70722
71467
71269
71295
70450
70438
70437
71223
71220
70438
71202
71373
70601
70343
70438
71070
70447
70094
(318) 949-1145 Northwest Louisiana
(985) 252-6228 Gulf Coast
(318) 649-5512 Caldwell
(337) 433-3179 Carey
(318) 472-0783 Natchitoches
(318) 872-1552 DeSoto
(318) 899-7393 Big Creek
(225) 355-3352 Acadia
Northeast Louisiana
(318) 728-3901 Other Churches
(318) 649-5282 Caldwell
(318) 776-9913 Mt Olive
(318) 805-2349 Delta
William Wallace
(318) 281-1457 Morehouse
(985) 594-3887 Bayou Baptist
(318) 627-3131 Big Creek
(318) 932-5438 Red River
(985) 839-2579 Washington
(985) 229-7584 Two Rivers
(318) 986-4646 Concord Union
(225) 686-2368 Eastern Louisiana
(318) 634-5505 Mt Olive
Richland
(318) 325-5981 Northeast Louisiana
(225) 933-0417 Baton Rouge
(337) 426-2006 Carey
(337) 824-5997 Carey
(225) 567-3666 Northshore Baptist
Richland
(318) 428-8085 Bayou Macon
(318) 727-9639 North Central Baptist
(985) 536-4357 New Orleans
(318) 256-0200 North Sabine
Northwest Louisiana
(318) 279-2487 Louisiana
(318) 872-9007 DeSoto
(318) 256-2944 Sabine
(318) 428-3843 Bayou Macon
(318) 827-5893 Big Creek
(318) 346-4419 Louisiana
Big Creek
(318) 628-9880 Shady Grove
(318) 659-4750 Vernon Baptist
(318) 466-5283 North Rapides
Ouachita
(318) 377-1761 Webster Claiborne
(225) 772-7605 William Wallace
(318) 765-9600 Big Creek
(318) 728-2785 Richland
(318) 435-4921 Deer Creek
(318) 823-2870 Morehouse
(318) 281-7215 Morehouse
Northeast Louisiana
Delta
(337) 478-6614 Carey
(504) 436-7050 New Orleans
Bridgedale
313 Kent Ave
Metairie
70001 (504) 888-6164 New Orleans
Broadacres
PO Box 29399
Shreveport
Broadmoor
4110 Youree Dr
Shreveport
*Broadmoor Hispanic 4110 Youree Dr
Shreveport
Brookwood
9014 Brookwood Church Way Shreveport
Brownfields
11998 Plank Rd
Baton Rouge
70811 (225) 775-2500 Baton Rouge
125 Brushy Creek Church Road Bancroft
70653 (337) 825-9937 Beauregard
Brushy Creek Missionary
Bryceland
100 Firestation Rd Box 36
Bryceland
71008 (318) 263-9787 Bienville
-C-
Caddo Prairie
15936 Hosston Rodessa Road Ida
71044 Northwest Louisiana
Calcasieu
1904 Hwy 113
Glenmora
71433 (318) 640-4111 Mt Olive
Calcasieu Bethany
2105 Claude Hebert Rd
Lake Charles
70615 (337) 582-6641 Carey
Calumet
PO Box 776
Patterson
70392 (985) 395-5005 Gulf Coast
Calvary
5011 Jackson Street Ext
Alexandria
Calvary
PO Box 116
Forest Hill
71430 (337) 396-1638 Mt Olive
Calvary
PO Box 895
Gilbert
71336 (318) 435-6740 Deer Creek
Calvary
1993 Hwy 3062
Homer
Calvary
4015 Moss St
Lafayette
70507 (337) 269-0976 Evangeline
Calvary
2156 W Gauthier Rd
Lake Charles
70605 (337) 478-8336 Carey
Calvary
PO Box 801
Leesville
71496 (337) 239-7416 Vernon Baptist
Calvary
3717 Hwy 576
Mangham
71259 (318) 435-7541 Richland
Calvary
2313 Sloan Rd
Mansfield
71052 DeSoto
Calvary
105 Peterson St
Many
71449 (318) 256-2871 North Sabine
Calvary
424 Highway 111
Merryville
70653 (318) 825-8092 Beauregard
Calvary
1155 Highway 594
Monroe
Calvary
312 Highway 3191
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 352-5017 Natchitoches
Calvary
2401 Gen DeGaulle Dr
New Orleans
70114 (504) 367-6464 New Orleans
Calvary
2325 Hemlock Dr
Opelousas
70570 (337) 942-6696 Acadia
Calvary
5200 Highway 167
Ruston
71270 (318) 255-3594 Concord Union
Calvary
9333 Linwood Ave
Shreveport
Calvary
1615 Old Spanish Trail
Slidell
Calvary
1919 S Main St
Springhill
Calvary
PO Box 1026
Thibodaux
70302 (985) 447-7665 Bayou Baptist
Calvary
PO Box 98
Tullos
Calvary
1059 Calvary Baptist Road
Ville Platte
70586 (337) 461-2699 Louisiana
Calvary Heights
PO Box 2304
Jena
71342 (318) 992-0707 LaSalle
Calvary Korean
2403 Farragut St
New Orleans
70114 (504) 427-8155 New Orleans
Calvary Of Gardner
3815 Highway 121
Boyce
*Calvary Spanish
3812 W Louisiana State Dr
Kenner
70065 (504) 610-4040 New Orleans
*Calvary Spanish
1615 Old Spanish Trail
Slidell
Camp Creek
177 Camp Creek Church Rd Spearsville
71277 Concord Union
Canaan
19190 Hwy 8
Leesville
71446 (337) 238-0498 Vernon Baptist
Canaan
502 Canaan Church Rd
Spearsville
71277 (318) 778-3736 Concord Union
*Canal Blvd Deaf
PO Box 55064
Metairie
70005 (504) 267-2527 New Orleans
New Orleans
70119 (504) 482-1135 New Orleans
Canal Street: A Mosaic Community 4302 Canal Street
Cane Brake
PO Box 127
Lottie
70756 (225) 637-3020 Baton Rouge
Caney Lake
PO Box 363
Chatham
Carmel
PO Box 971
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-9912 DeSoto
Carmel
5655 Old Marksville Hwy
Pineville
71360 (318) 443-6151 North Rapides
Carolina
199 Carolina Church Rd
Saline
71070 (318) 576-3310 Bienville
Carroll
13980 Friendship Road
Walker
Carrollton Avenue
2528 S Carrollton Ave
New Orleans
70118 (504) 862-5300 New Orleans
Carson
PO Box 704
Zwolle
71486 (318) 796-2512 North Sabine
*Carver
70 Yellowstone
New Orleans
70114 (504) 897-2434 New Orleans
Castor
2057 Slagle Road
Leesville
71446 Vernon Baptist
Cedar of Archibald, Inc
PO Box 185
Archibald
71218 (318) 248-3107 Richland
Cedar Crest
3245 Arkansas Rd
West Monroe
Cedar Grove
1014 Chickamaw Rd
Lecompte
Cedar Grove
4524 Cedar Grove Rd
Robeline
71469 (318) 256-3891 North Sabine
Cedar Hill
PO Box 244
Grand Cane
71032 (318) 872-1433 DeSoto
Cedarcrest
2020 Cedarcrest Avenue
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 924-5756 Baton Rouge
Celebration Church (SBC)
1915 Airline Drive
Metairie
70001 (504) 831-9673 New Orleans
*Celebration of Slidell
1915 Airline Dr
Metairie
Center Point
321 Ed Peevy Road
Jonesboro
Center Point
608 Winnfield Rd
West Monroe
Centerville
PO Box 10
St Landry
71367 (318) 838-2224 Louisiana
Central
2225 Airline Dr
Bossier City
Central
PO Box 1475
Gonzales
Central
9949 Natchitoches Hwy
Robeline
71469 (318) 472-8703 Natchitoches
Central
504 W Church St
Springhill
Central
PO Box 3039
Sulphur
70664 (337) 625-3112 Carey
Chapel on the Lake
900 Merritt Mt Rd
Many
71449 (318) 645-6143 North Sabine
Chappapeela
18385 Hwy 16
Amite
70422 Two Rivers
Chase
PO Box 26
Chase
71324 (318) 435-9068 Deer Creek
Cheniere
PO Box 202
West Monroe
72
Cherry Grove
172 Cherry Grove Rd
Dry Creek
70637
Cherry Ridge
1005 Cherry Ridge Rd
Bastrop
71220
Chesbrough
68522 Hwy 1054
Kentwood
70444
*Chinese
543 Ockley Dr
Shreveport
71106
*Chinese Church
201 Saint John St
Monroe
71201
Choupique
7106 Choupique Rd
Sulphur
70665
Christ
3000 Manhattan Blvd
Harvey
70058
Christ
1700 E Tunnel Blvd
Houma
70363
Christ Church
800 Jefferson Blvd
Lafayette
70501
*Christ Church University
800 Jefferson Blvd
Lafayette
70501
*Christ’ Community Mission 109 Branch Rd
Slidell
70461
Christ Covenant 1700 Lee Dr
Baton Rouge
70808
Christian
54100 Hwy 191
Florien
71429
*Christian Faith
3236 Cottage Dr
Lake Charles
70607
Christian Fellowship Cathedral 1040 Kingsway Dr S
Gretna
70056
Christian Harmony
2019 Hwy 1226
Natchitoches
71457
*Christian Light
3618 Republic St
New Orleans
70122
Christ’s Community
PO Box 1113
Denham Springs 70727
*Christ’s Cowboy PO Box 247
Epps
71237
ChristWay of Monroe, LA, Inc PO Box 250
Fairbanks
71240
*Church Acadiana
PO Box 244
Youngsville
70592
Baton Rouge
70805
*Church of Life Baptist Fellowship 6066 Evangeline Rd
*Church of Life Fellowship
18131 Manchac Place Dr
Prairieville
70769
*Church of the Nations
5775 Highland Road
Baton Rouge
70808
*Circle
13285 Morvant Rd
Baker
70714
Clarence
PO Box 7
Clarence
71414
Clarion 9000 E Kings Hwy
Shreveport
71115
Clark Springs
139 Clark Springs Rd
Eros
71238
Clayton
PO Box 188
Clayton
71326
Clifton
27312 Hwy 25
Franklinton
70438
Cloutierville
PO Box 99
Cloutierville
71416
Cloverdale
6200 Skylark
Alexandria
71303
Coax
587 Hwy 867
Winnsboro
71295
Coburn
44682 Wainwright Rd
Hammond
70401
Cold Springs
151 Church Rd
Anacoco
71403
Coldwater
6558 Hwy 6
Natchitoches
71457
Colfax
PO Box 186
Colfax
71417
Coliseum Place
212 Nelson Drive
River Ridge
70123
College Drive
PO Box 4404
Pineville
71361
College Place
301 Sherrouse Ave
Monroe
71203
Collins Boulevard
PO Box 121
Covington
70434
Colquitt
% 627 Paul Odom Rd
Haynesville
71038
Columbia Heights
PO Box 1627
Columbia
71418
Colyell
19524 LA Highway 42
Livingston
70754
Comite
12250 Greenwell Springs Rd Baton Rouge
70814
*Common Ground 4320 Shed Rd
Bossier City
71111
Community
PO Box 60265
Lafayette
70596
Community
164 Defreese Rd
West Monroe
71291
Community
1762 Ard Rd
Greensburg
70441
Community Bible
1729 Monte Sano Ave
Baton Rouge
70807
*Community Bible Fellowship PO Box 686
Eunice
70535
Community Chapel
614 Laporte St
Abbeville
70510
*Community of Springfield
PO Box 85
Springfield
70462
Comrade
1052 Hwy 8
Temple
71446
Conway
PO Box 454
Farmerville
71241
Cook
2000 Cooktown Rd
Ruston
71270
Cooper
853 Cooper Church Rd
Leesville
71446
Corinth
4327 Hwy 545
Dubach
71235
Corinth
PO Box 131
Winnfield
71483
Cornerstone
2129 Avenue F
Bogalusa
70427
Cornerstone
PO Box 746
Cotton Valley
71018
Cornerstone
790 East Woodlawn Ranch Rd Houma
70343
Cornerstone
PO Box 1016
Jennings
70546
Cornerstone
365 Pine Lane
Oakdale
71463
Shreveport
71107
*Cornerstone Community Ministry 912 Booth Dr
*Cosmopoliton Evangelistic 1929 Bienville Ave
New Orleans
70112
Coteau
2066 Coteau Rd
Houma
70364
*Coteau Holmes
1907 Coteau Holmes Hwy
Saint Martinville 70582
Cotile
8735 Highway 1200
Boyce
71409
Countryside
11800 Mansfield Rd
Keithville
71047
Countryside
PO Box 452
Mooringsport
71060
Countryside
PO Box 358
Tickfaw
70466
Courtableau
PO Box 1309
Port Barre
70577
Covenant
890 Robert Blvd
Slidell
70458
*Covenant Bible Fellowship 1305 Lincoln Avenue
Marrerro
70072
Creekside
49031 Highway 445
Loranger
70446
*Crescent City Rock PO Box 1789
Metairie
70006
73
(337) 639-2771 Beauregard
(318) 281-3633 Morehouse
(985) 229-7378 Two Rivers
(337) 583-7465 Carey
(504) 362-2337 New Orleans
(337) 234-7361 Evangeline
Other Churches
(225) 924-2269 Baton Rouge
(318) 565-8900 Sabine
(337) 885-3397 Acadia
(504) 242-4481 New Orleans
New Orleans
(318) 355-4114 Bayou Macon
(225) 270-7625 Baton Rouge
(225) 270-7625 Baton Rouge
(225) 766-9474 Baton Rouge
(225) 286-7010 Baton Rouge
(318) 757-6223 Delta
(318) 443-1587 Central Louisiana
(318) 722-6303 Deer Creek
Other Churches
(318) 627-3297 Big Creek
(504) 737-4621 New Orleans
North Rapides
(318) 649-2805 Caldwell
(225) 275-3382 Baton Rouge
(225) 222-4941 Baton Rouge
(225) 355-6644 Baton Rouge
(337) 546-0515 Acadia
Shady Grove
Washington
Webster Claiborne
Bayou Baptist
(337) 824-7325 Carey
(318) 335-0830 Mt Olive
New Orleans
Northwest Louisiana
(337) 585-3640 Baton Rouge
(504) 415-0756 New Orleans
(504) 302-8385 New Orleans
Creston
PO Box 217
Goldonna
71031 Natchitoches
Crestview
PO Box 242
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-3300 Concord Union
Crews New Salem
PO Box 98
Montgomery
*Cristo para Todos - Iglesia Bautista PO Box 1598
Natalbany
70451 Northshore Baptist
Crockett Point
PO Box 186
Crowville
71230 (318) 722-6516 Deer Creek
*Cross Brand Cowboy 19383 Wascom Lane
Loranger
70442 (985)215-8702 Northshore Baptist
Cross Branded Cowboy 6906 Hwy 28 East
Pineville
71360 (318) 443-3858 North Rapides
*Cross Creek Cowboy PO Box 274
Zachary
70791 Baton Rouge
Cross Point
4512 Lawndale Dr
Benton
Cross Roads
9027 Hwy 143
Farmerville
71241 (318) 726-5925 Concord Union
Cross Roads
PO Box 397
Grayson
71435 (318) 649-2227 Caldwell
Cross Roads
PO Box 129
Marthaville
71450 (318) 796-2060 Natchitoches
Cross Roads
134 Crossroads Church Rd
Tullos
71479 (337) 265-3220 Shady Grove
Crossgate First
PO Box 470
Robert
CrossPoint
14965 Airline Hwy
Baton Rouge
70817 (225) 752-2400 Baton Rouge
*Crosspoint PO Box 95
Grand Isle
70358 (985) 258-8008 Bayou Baptist
*Cross-Point 62163 Commerical St
Roseland
70456 (985) 748-8871 Two Rivers
CrossPoint Ministries Inc
PO Box 1144
West Monroe
71294 (318) 355-5620 Other Churches
Crossroad Fellowship
33778 Hwy 16
Amite
70422 Two Rivers
Crossroads
150 Sharptown Loop
Jena
71342 (318) 992-2639 LaSalle
Crossroads
1845 Highway 109 S
Vinton
70668 (337) 589-7140 Carey
Crossroads 1006 N Oak St
Hammond
Crossroads Community 3233 Loyola Dr
Kenner
70065 (504) 466-4922 New Orleans
Crystal Springs
PO Box 158
Anacoco
71403 (337) 238-4333 Vernon Baptist
Culbertson
3286 Hwy 151
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-3411 Concord Union
*Cypremort Point
197 Lighthouse Lane
Cypremort Point 70538 (337) 923-7848 Gulf Coast
Cypress
PO Box 340
Benton
Cypress
1807 Harmony Rd
Robeline
71469 (318) 379-9618 Natchitoches
Cypress
161 Cypress Church Rd
West Monroe
Cypress Creek
175 Deloy Green Road
Dodson
71422 North Central Baptist
Cypress Creek of DeRidder, Inc 2961 Hwy 1146
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-3193 Beauregard
Cypress Springs
5905 Highway 516
Gibsland
71028 (318) 843-6007 Bienville
-D-
Darlington
PO Box 93
Greensburg
70441 Two Rivers
Davis Crossing
PO Box 27
Elmer
71424 Mt Olive
DaySpring Ministry
3191 South Vienna Street
Ruston
71270 (318) 255-2119 Concord Union
Dean
2309 Hwy 827
Marion
71260 (318) 292-4463 Concord Union
*Delacroix Hope
PO Box 70
St Bernard
70085 New Orleans
*Deliverance
11421 N Andrews Circle
New Orleans
70128 (504) 241-9926 New Orleans
Des Allemands
PO Box 301
Des Allemands 70030 Bayou Baptist
*Desire Fellowship
3600 Desire Parkway
New Orleans
70126 New Orleans
Diamond
PO Box 1626
DeRidder
70634 (337) 462-6195 Beauregard
Discipleship
PO Box 4672
Pineville
71361 North Rapides
Dixie
61 Roy Welch Rd
Sieper
Dodson First
PO Box 249
Dodson
Don Avenue
1010 Don Ave
Douglas Avenue
5265 Douglas Avenue
Baton Rouge
70805 (225) 355-4418 Baton Rouge
Dowell
PO Box 394
Pleasant Hill
71065 (318) 796-2128 North Sabine
Downsville
PO Box 87
Downsville
71234 (318) 982-5363 Concord Union
Doyle
PO Box 99
Livingston
Dr W L Wise Memorial
117 Wise Rd
Lena
Dry Creek
PO Box 700
Dry Creek
70637 (337) 328-7448 Beauregard
Dunbarton
PO Box 769
Ferriday
71334 (318) 757-4371 Ouachita
Dunn
1474 Highway 80
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-5802 Richland
*Duson
PO Box 290
Duson
70529 (337) 873-4702 Evangeline
Dutchtown
36495 C Braud Rd
Prairieville
70769 (225) 673-6612 Baton Rouge
-E-
East Fork
17280 Highway 1054
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-8023 Two Rivers
East Jena
PO Box 383
Jena
71342 (318) 992-4460 LaSalle
East Leesville
266 Alexandria Hwy
Leesville
71446 (337) 239-3733 Vernon Baptist
East Ridge
5400 Hwy 397
Lake Charles
70607 (337) 477-7117 Carey
East Winnfield
PO Drawer 11
Joyce
Eastern Heights
163 Louise Goode Rd
DeQuincy
70633 (337) 786-2215 Carey
Eastside
PO Box 878
Ponchatoula
70454 (985) 386-3218 Other Churches
Eastside
PO Box 238
Rayville
71269 Richland
Eastside
19820 Plank Rd
Zachary
70791 (225) 654-6008 William Wallace
Eastwood
2810 Highway 80
Haughton
Ebenezer
1275 Ebenezer Rd
Florien
71429 (318) 586-3531 Sabine
Ebenezer
49322 River Rd
Hammond
Ebenezer
211 Ebenezer Church Rd
Jonesboro
Ebenezer
983 Mills Lake Rd
Trout
71371 LaSalle
Edgewater
5900 Paris Ave
New Orleans
70122 (504) 288-1461 New Orleans
Edgewood Reformed
501 Travis St
West Monroe
74
*El Alfa Y La Omega Iglesia Bautista Hispana 266 Alexandria Hwy
Leesville
El Aposento Alto Bautista Hispana 1227 N Nolan Trace
Florien
71429 (318) 586-4414 Sabine
*El Camino
1117 Frankel Avenue
Metairie
70003 New Orleans
*El Renuevo Mission
PO Box 3888
Lafayette
70502 (337) 233-1412 Evangeline
Elizabeth
PO Box 270
Elizabeth
70638 (318) 634-7422 Mt Olive
Elizabeth Memorial
7111 Branch Hwy
Branch
70516 (337) 334-4004 Acadia
Ellerbe Road
10705 Ellerbe Rd
Shreveport
Elm Grove
8180 Barksdale Boulevard
Bossier City
Elmwood
3298 Hwy 882
Lake Providence 71254 Bayou Macon
Elton First
PO Box 39
Elton
70532 (337) 584-2341 Carey
Elwood
31 Whitehead Rd
Forest Hill
71430 (318) 748-6534 Mt Olive
*Emanuel Hispanic 315 North Division
DeRidder
70634 (337) 348-6229 Beauregard
Emmanuel
430 Jackson St
Alexandria
Emmanuel
PO Box 279
Emmanuel
1040 West Park Ave
Eunice
70535 (337) 457-5294 Acadia
Emmanuel
101 Marie Antoinette St
Lafayette
70506 (337) 984-4077 Evangeline
Emmanuel
3626 Common St
Lake Charles
70607 (337) 477-0644 Carey
Emmanuel
1314 Polk St
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-4016 DeSoto
Emmanuel
713 Homer Rd
Minden
Emmanuel
413 Breard St
Monroe
Emmanuel
4473 Hwy 3278
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 352-4652 Natchitoches
Emmanuel
PO Box 371
Oakdale
71463 (318) 335-3455 Mt Olive
Emmanuel
1200 Farmerville Hwy
Ruston
71270 (318) 255-0446 Concord Union
Emmanuel
5850 Buncombe Rd
Shreveport
Emmanuel
1712 West Street
Vinton
70668 (337) 589-5354 Carey
Emmanuel
PO Box 947
Vivian
Emmanuel of Hurricane Community 2042 Hwy 519
Arcadia
Emmanuel Of Pleasant Hill 74 Rodeo Dr
Marthaville
71450 (318) 256-3317 North Sabine
*Emmanuel Hispanic
PO Box 4437
Monroe
Emmaus
48218 Woodhaven Rd
Tickfaw
Enon
14049 Highway 16
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-3968 Washington
Enterprise
501 Garris Rd
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-7926 Concord Union
Eola
PO Box 417
Bunkie
71322 (318) 346-2093 Louisiana
*Epiphany Missionary
5200 Cannes St
New Orleans
70129 (504) 2542430 New Orleans
Epps
PO Box 247
Epps
71237 (318) 926-3302 Bayou Macon
Erath
PO Box 99
Erath
70533 (337) 937-5868 Evangeline
Erwinville
PO Box 102
Erwinville
70729 (225) 627-9248 Baton Rouge
Esler
6881 Esler Field Rd
Pineville
71360 (318) 640-5536 North Rapides
Esther
22926 W LA Hwy 335
Kaplan
70548 (337) 893-8174 Evangeline
Ethel
PO Box 30
Ethel
70730 (225) 634-2484 William Wallace
Eureka
798 Hwy 610
Delhi
71232 (318) 724-6398 Deer Creek
Evangeline
14521 Hwy 84
Wildsville
71343 (318) 339-9540 Ouachita
Evangelistic
2514 Elysian Fields Ave
New Orleans
70117 New Orleans
Evans Creek
73189 Hwy 41
Pearl River
Evergreen
1380 Evergreen Rd
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-9484 Concord Union
Evergreen Missionary
646 S Franklin St
Lake Charles
70601 (337) 439-2838 Carey
-F-
Fair Park
4412 White’s Ferry Rd
West Monroe
Fairfield
173 Forestry Service Rd127 Dry Prong
71423 Big Creek
Fairview
104 Hwy 71/84
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-5940 Red River
*Faith & Glory Missionary
4703 Eastern St
New Orleans
70122 (504) 628-2221 New Orleans
Faith
15880 Plank Rd
Baker
70714 (225) 775-5754 Baton Rouge
Faith
809 Cleveland St
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-8310 Morehouse
Faith
170 Jesse Jr Road
Clayton
71326 (318) 389-5303 Ouachita
Faith
17884 LA Hwy 42
Livingston
Faith
3040 Richfield Dr
Livonia
70755 (225) 637-3553 Baton Rouge
Faith
PO Box 206
Ragley
70657 (337) 725-6114 Beauregard
Faith
PO Box 849
Tioga
71477 (318) 640-3123 North Rapides
Faith of New Orleans
PO Box 23095
New Orleans
70183 (504) 864-8125 New Orleans
*Faith Baptist Fellowship
6412 Oak Valley Dr
Shreveport
False River
10871 Baptist Church Dr
Ventress
70783 Baton Rouge
Family of Faith
10748 Perkins Rd
Baton Rouge
70810 (225) 769-4783 Baton Rouge
*Family of Grace 1904 N MacArthur Dr
Alexandria
71303 (318) 332-0504 North Rapides
Feliciana
PO Box 428
Clinton
70722 (225) 683-3066 William Wallace
Fellowship
PO Box 897
Benton
Fellowship
124 Fellowship Cir
Converse
71419 (318) 796-2247 North Sabine
Fellowship
6476 Highway 151
Dubach
71235 (318) 777-3917 Concord Union
Fellowship
PO Box 37
Dubberly
Fellowship
202 Pam St
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-0462 DeSoto
Fellowship
8004 Highway 585
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-2983 Morehouse
Fellowship
158 Fellowship Church Rd
Quitman
Fellowship
487 Fellowship Rd
Trout
71371 (318) 992-2874 LaSalle
Fellowship of Central 14512 Greenwell Springs Rd Greenwell Springs 70739 (225) 261-8903 Baton Rouge
Fellowship 14363 Highway 73
Prairieville
70769 (225) 673-4735 Baton Rouge
*Fellowship S Ascension
14363 Hwy 73
Prairieville
70769 (225) 673-4735 Baton Rouge
75
Fenton
PO Box 370
Ferry Lake
PO Box 278
Fifth Ward
181 J V Coco Rd
*Filadelfia
PO Box 731
*Filipino-American Fellowship PO Box 15183
Fillmore
PO Box 82
First Of Ball
5030 Shreveport Hwy
First of Berwick
709 Boudreaux St
First of Carlyss
5009 Highway 27 S
First of Cecilia
PO Box 387
First of Cotton Valley
PO Box 248
First of Gramercy
1046 N Airline Ave
First of Head of Island
PO Box 123
First of Leesville
PO Box 1568
First of Lydia
1207 Creighton Broussard Lot 25
First of Moss Bluff
276 Old Highway 171
First of Sulphur
401 S Huntington St
First of Tickfaw
PO Box 306
First Pecan Island
12322 Judge Doucet Rd
First Sun
PO Box 838
First, Addis
6781 Hwy 1 South
First, Cameron
PO Box 661
First, Central
9676 Sullivan Rd
First Community
125 Bedsole Lane
*First Deaf
543 Ockley ST
First Ft Jesup
957 Hwy 3118
First Haitian
1723 Hancock
*First Hispanic
10915 Florida Blvd
*First Hispanic 105 East Washington Ave
*First Korean
4836 W Esplanade Ave
First Lone Pine
1620 Lone Pine Rd
First Mt Nebo
305 Hwy 777
First Spanish American
1820 Sophie Wright Pl
First United
131 S Jefferson Davis Parkway
First Waverly
PO Box 393
*First Zo
2526 Brown Circle
First, Abbeville
PO Box 96
First, Albany
PO Box 1257
First, Amelia
PO Box 97
First, Amite
PO Box 935
First, Arcadia
2249 Hazel St
First, Archibald
PO Box 177
First, Avondale
360 S Jamie Blvd
First, Baker
3213 Groom Rd
First, Basile
PO Box 336
First, Bastrop
620 E Madison Ave
First, Baton Rouge
PO Box 1309
First, Belle Chasse
8828 Highway 23
First, Benton
PO Box 365
First, Bernice
PO Box 567
First, Bienville
PO Box 27
First, Blanchard
PO Box 65
First, Bogalusa
541 Avenue F
First, Bossier City
2810 E Texas St
First, Boyce
PO Box 278
First, Broussard
210 S Morgan St
First, Bunkie
PO Box 508
First, Calhoun
PO Box 430
First, Calvin
PO Box 90
First, Carencro
PO Box 699
First, Castor
PO Box 205
First, Chalmette
305 E St Bernard Hwy
First, Chataignier
PO Box 76
First, Chatham
PO Box 268
First, Choudrant
PO Box 217
First, Clinton
PO Box 552
First, Columbia
PO Box 66
First, Converse
PO Box 58
First, Coushatta
PO Box 465
First, Covington
16333 Highway 1085
First, Crowley
228 E 4th St
First, Crowville
PO Box 38
First, Delcambre
PO Box 295
First, Delhi
PO Box 5
308 N River Rd
First, DeQuincy 201 South Pine
First, DeRidder
2030 Hwy 171
Fenton
70640
Oil City
71061
Marksville
71351
Bernice
71222
Baton Rouge
70895
Princeton
71067
Pineville
71360
Berwick
70342
Sulphur
70665
Cecilia
70521
Cotton Valley
71018
Gramercy
70052
French Settlement 70733
Leesville
71496
New Iberia
70560
Lake Charles
70611
Sulphur
70663
Tickfaw
70466
Abbeville
70510
Sun
70463
Addis
70710
Cameron
70631
Baton Rouge
70818
Mansfield
71052
Shreveport
71106
Many
71449
Gretna
70053
Baton Rouge
70815
Haughton
71037
Metairie
70006
St Landry
71367
Jena
71342
New Orleans
70130
New Orleans
70119
Delhi
71232
Bossier City
71111
Abbeville
70511
Albany
70711
Amelia
70340
Amite
70422
Arcadia
71001
Archibald
71218
Avondale
70094
Baker
70714
Basile
70515
Bastrop
71220
Baton Rouge
70821
Belle Chasse
70037
Benton
71006
Bernice
71222
Bienville
71008
Blanchard
71009
Bogalusa
70427
Bossier City
71111
Boyce
71409
Broussard
70518
Bunkie
71322
Calhoun
71225
Calvin
71410
Carencro
70520
Castor
71016
Chalmette
70043
Chataignier
70524
Chatham
71226
Choudrant
71227
Clinton
70722
Columbia
71418
Converse
71419
Coushatta
71019
Covington
70433
Crowley
70526
Crowville
71230
Delcambre
70528
Delhi
71232
Denham Springs 70726
DeQuincy
70633
DeRidder
70634
76
(337) 756-2250 Carey
Northwest Louisiana
(318) 253-5056 Louisiana
Baton Rouge
(985) 385-2653 Gulf Coast
(337) 583-7192 Carey
(337) 654-0481 Acadia
(225) 869-3467 Baton Rouge
Eastern Louisiana
(337) 855-9067 Carey
(337) 527-5231 Carey
Washington
(225) 749-3756 Baton Rouge
(337) 775-5446 Carey
(225) 261-3722 Baton Rouge
(318) 872-5602 DeSoto
Northwest Louisiana
New Orleans
(225) 272-3740 Baton Rouge
New Orleans
(318) 838-2305 Louisiana
(318) 992-4412 LaSalle
(504) 525-2004 New Orleans
(504) 559-3136 New Orleans
(318) 878-5013 Madison
(985) 631-2169 Gulf Coast
(985) 748-7135 Two Rivers
(318) 263-8474 Bienville
(318) 248-3254 Richland
(504) 436-7850 New Orleans
(225) 775-0520 Baton Rouge
(337) 432-6810 Acadia
(318) 281-6885 Morehouse
(225) 343-0397 Baton Rouge
(504) 394-1707 New Orleans
(318) 385-7580 Bienville
(318) 346-7602 Louisiana
(318) 544-7625 Bienville
(504) 277-2939 New Orleans
(337) 552-1170 Acadia
(318) 649-2202 Caldwell
(318) 932-4023 Red River
(337) 783-0441 Acadia
(318) 722-3223 Deer Creek
(318) 878-3724 Richland
(337) 786-7072 Carey
First, Destrehan
First, Doyline
First, Dry Prong
First, Dubach
First, Dupont
First, Eros
First, Eunice
First, Evangeline
First, Farmerville
First, Ferriday
First, Florien
First, Folsom
First, Franklin
First, Franklinton
First, French Settlement
First, Gibsland
First, Gilbert
First, Golden Meadow
First, Gonzales
First, Grand Isle
First, Greensburg
First, Greenwood
First, Gretna
First, Gueydan
First, Hammond
First, Harahan
First, Harrisonburg
First, Haughton
First, Haynesville
First, Holden
First, Homer
First, Hornbeck
First, Houma
First, Independence
First, Iota
First, Jackson
First, Jeanerette
First, Jena
First, Jonesboro
First, Jonesville
First, Keithville
First, Kenner
First, Kentwood
First, Kilbourne
First, Lacombe
First, Lafayette
First, Lake Providence
First, LaPlace
First, LaRose
First, Lecompte
First, Livingston
First, Lockport
First, Logansport
First, Longstreet
First, Longville
First, Luling
First, Madisonville
First, Mamou
First, Mandeville
First, Mansfield
First, Many
First, Maringouin
First, Marion
First, Marrero
First, Marthaville
First, Melville
First, Merryville
First, Milton
First, Minden
First, Monroe
First, Montgomery
First, Morgan City
First, Napoleonville
First, Natchitoches
First, New Iberia
First, New Orleans
PO Box 1000
PO Box 511
PO Box 84
PO Box 340
PO Box 304
201 Fox Camp Rd
331 W Park Ave
PO Box 36
PO Box 296
PO Box 386
125 E Port Arthur Ave
PO Box 106
PO Box 1147
950 Self St
16735 LA Highway 16
PO Box 517
PO Box 837
187 Oakridge Drive
PO Box 488
PO Box 95
PO Box 376260 Highway 10
PO Box 307
100 Gretna Blvd
514 Main St
PO Box 609
270 Oak Ave
PO Drawer 707
105 E Washington Ave
2021 Main St
PO Box 66
406 W Main Street
PO Box 130
4863 West Park Ave
PO Box 159
PO Box 418
PO Box 155
PO Box 807
PO Box 1379
500 S Cooper Ave
103 Pond Street
6295 Williams Rd
PO Box 1357
310 Avenue E
PO Box 126
PO Box 397
PO Box 487
PO Box 3888
304 Davis St
120 Ormond Blvd
PO Box 344
PO Box 1070
PO Box 610
PO Box 353
PO Box 380
PO Box 215
PO Box 88
PO Box 155
PO Box 397
PO Box 279
1895 Hwy 190
1710 McArthur Dr
PO Box 239
PO Box 699
PO Box 350
4001 7th St
PO Box 61
PO Box 325
PO Box 177
PO Box 54
301 Pennsylvania Ave
201 St John Street
PO Box 475
1915 Victor II Blvd
PO Box 548
508 2nd St
210 E Saint Peter St
5290 Canal Blvd
Destrehan
70047
Doyline
71023
Dry Prong
71423
Dubach
71235
Dupont
71329
Eros
71238
Eunice
70535
Evangeline
70537
Farmerville
71241
Ferriday
71334
Florien
71429
Folsom
70437
Franklin
70538
Franklinton
70438
French Settlement 70733
Gibsland
71028
Gilbert
71336
Golden Meadow 70357
Gonzales
70707
Grand Isle
70358
Greensburg
70441
Greenwood
71033
Gretna
70053
Gueydan
70542
Hammond
70404
Harahan
70123
Harrisonburg
71340
Haughton
71037
Haynesville
71038
Holden
70744
Homer
71040
Hornbeck
71439
Houma
70364
Independence 70443
Iota
70543
Jackson
70748
Jeanerette
70544
Jena
71342
Jonesboro
71251
Jonesville
71343
Keithville
71047
Kenner
70063
Kentwood
70444
Kilbourne
71253
Krotz Springs
70750
Lacombe
70445
Lafayette
70502
Lake Providence 71254
LaPlace
70068
Larose
70373
Lecompte
71346
Livingston
70754
Lockport
70374
Logansport
71049
Keatchie
71046
Longville
70652
Luling
70070
Madisonville
70447
Mamou
70554
Mandeville
70448
Mansfield
71052
Many
71449
Maringouin
70757
Marion
71260
Marrero
70072
Marthaville
71450
Melville
71353
Merryville
70653
Milton
70558
Minden
71055
Monroe
71201
Montgomery
71454
Morgan City
70380
Napoleonville
70390
Natchitoches
71457
New Iberia
70560
New Orleans
70124
77
(985) 764-8755 New Orleans
(318) 899-3371 Big Creek
Louisiana
North Central Baptist
(337) 457-2361 Acadia
Acadia
(318) 757-4524 Delta
(318) 586-3328 Sabine
(337) 828-3952 Gulf Coast
(318) 843-6503 Bienville
(318) 435-6910 Deer Creek
(225) 647-8575 Baton Rouge
(225) 222-6580 Two Rivers
(504) 367-6380 New Orleans
(337) 536-9560 Acadia
(504) 737-2644 New Orleans
(318) 744-5295 Ouachita
(318) 565-4321 Sabine
(337) 789-5990 Acadia
(318) 992-4184 LaSalle
(318) 339-9062 Ouachita
(504) 466-5381 New Orleans
(985) 229-8111 Two Rivers
(318) 428-2731 Bayou Macon
(337) 566-3582 Baton Rouge
(318) 559-2902 Bayou Macon
(985) 652-6219 New Orleans
(318) 697-4481 DeSoto
(318) 697-5594 DeSoto
(985) 785-6297 New Orleans
Acadia
(318) 872-1185 DeSoto
(318) 256-5655 Sabine
(225) 439-6059 Baton Rouge
(504) 340-7175 New Orleans
(337) 623-4900 Louisiana
(318) 646-2468 Big Creek
(985) 384-5920 Gulf Coast
(504) 482-5775 New Orleans
First, New Roads
First, Newellton
First, Norco
First, Oak Grove
First, Oakdale
First, Oil City
First, Olla
First, Opelousas
First, Patterson
First, Pearl River
First, Pine Prairie
First, Pineville
First, Pitkin
First, Plaquemine
First, Pleasant Hill
First, Pollock
First, Ponchatoula
First, Port Allen
First, Port Barre
First, Princeton
First, Provencal
First, Raceland
First, Rayne
First, Rayville
First, Reserve
First, Ringgold
First, Robeline
First, Roseland
First, Ruston
First, Scott
First, Shreveport
First, Sibley
First, Sicily Island
First, Simmesport
First, Simsboro
First, Slaughter
First, Slidell
First, Sondheimer
First, Spearsville
First, Springfield
First, St Francisville
First, St Rose
First, Sterlington
First, Sunset
First, Swartz
First, Tallulah
First, Thibodaux
First, Tullos
First, Urania
*First, Venice
First, Vidalia
First, Ville Platte
First, Vivian
First, Waggaman
First, Waterproof
First, West Monroe
First, Westwego
First, White Castle
First, Wilson
First, Winnfield
First, Winnsboro
First, Wisner
First, Youngsville
First, Zachary
First, Zwolle
Fish Bayou
Fisher
Flactor
Florida Boulevard
Flowers Landing
Ford Park
*Ford Street
Fordoche
Forest
*Forest Bautista Mission
Forest Hill
Fort Necessity
824 W Main St
PO Box 537
PO Box 57
PO Box 1229
117 S 12th St
PO Box 398
PO Box 326
PO Box 1938
PO Box 397
PO Box 729
PO Box 167
901 Main St
PO Box 340
24525 Ory Ave
PO Box 87
PO Box 309
325 E Pine St
PO Box 437
PO Box 220
110 Church St
PO Box 309
541 Hwy 653
PO Box 81
PO Box 810
PO Box 2194
PO Box 566
PO Box 207
PO Box 217
200 S Trenton St
PO Box 696
543 Ockley Dr
PO Box 159
PO Box 57
PO Box 174
PO Box 158
PO Box 359
4141 Pontchartrain Dr
PO Box 97
PO Box 85
PO Box 126
PO Box 1339
627 St Rose Ave
PO Box 725
PO Box 198
PO Box 26
700 Bayou Dr
1021 Canal Blvd
PO Box 502
PO Box 579
127 Ellzey Lane
100 N Hickory St
750 West Main St
311 N Pine St
401 Azalea Drive
PO Box 425
500 Pine St
675 Avenue B
PO Box 246
PO Box 245
PO Box 230
502 Highland St
PO Box 97
PO Box 168
4200 Main St
PO Box 488
604 Hwy 610
PO Box 39
PO Box 111
10915 Florida Blvd
2302 Hwy 888
5755 Yarborough Rd
830 Hodges Street
PO Box 95
PO Box 339
135 Pearl St
PO Box 158
PO Box 129
New Roads
70760
Newellton
71357
Norco
70079
Oak Grove
71263
Oakdale
71463
Oil City
71061
Olla
71465
Opelousas
70571
Patterson
70392
Pearl River
70452
Pine Prairie
70576
Pineville
71360
Pitkin
70656
Plaquemine
70764
Pleasant Hill
71065
Pollock
71467
Ponchatoula
70454
Port Allen
70767
Port Barre
70577
Princeton
71067
Provencal
71468
Raceland
70394
Rayne
70578
Rayville
71269
Reserve
70084
Ringgold
71068
Robeline
71469
Roseland
70456
Ruston
71270
Scott
70583
Shreveport
71106
Sibley
71073
Sicily Island
71368
Simmesport
71369
Simsboro
71275
Slaughter
70777
Slidell
70458
Sondheimer
71276
Spearsville
71277
Springfield
70462
Saint Francisville 70775
St Rose
70087
Sterlington
71280
Sunset
70584
Swartz
71281
Tallulah
71282
Thibodaux
70301
Tullos
71479
Urania
71480
Venice
70091
Vidalia
71373
Ville Platte
70586
Vivian
71082
Waggaman
70094
Waterproof
71375
West Monroe
71291
Westwego
70094
White Castle
70788
Wilson
70789
Winnfield
71483
Winnsboro
71295
Wisner
71378
Youngsville
70592
Zachary
70791
Zwolle
71486
Winnsboro
71295
Fisher
71426
Slagle
71475
Baton Rouge
70815
Newellton
71357
Shreveport
71119
Lake Charles
70601
Fordoche
70732
Forest
71242
Oak Grove
71263
Forest Hill
71430
Fort Necessity 71243
78
(225) 638-7541 Baton Rouge
(318) 467-5980 Delta
(985) 764-6532 New Orleans
(318) 428-2583 Bayou Macon
(318) 335-1930 Mt Olive
(318) 495-5506 LaSalle
(337) 948-4401 Acadia
(985) 395-3681 Gulf Coast
(337) 599-2927 Mt Olive
(225) 687-2740 Baton Rouge
(318) 765-3525 Big Creek
(225) 344-1553 Baton Rouge
(337) 585-6157 Acadia
(337) 334-4154 Acadia
(318) 728-3231 Richland
(985) 536-2600 Baton Rouge
(318) 894-2755 Bienville
(985) 748-9805 Two Rivers
(318) 389-5733 Ouachita
Louisiana
(318) 552-8870 Bayou Macon
(504) 469-2678 New Orleans
Acadia
(318) 574-3737 Madison
(318) 534-6282 LaSalle
(318) 495-3514 LaSalle
(504) 228-1685 New Orleans
(318) 336-7111 Delta
(337) 363-4240 Acadia
(504) 431-7568 New Orleans
(318) 749-3724 Delta
(504) 341-3952 New Orleans
(225) 545-3048 Baton Rouge
(318) 435-4359 Deer Creek
(318) 724-6148 Deer Creek
(318) 722-9965 Deer Creek
(318) 5863046 Sabine
(225) 272-3740 Baton Rouge
Delta
(337) 433-5134 Carey
(225) 637-2245 Baton Rouge
(318) 428-3688 Bayou Macon
(318) 428-5648 Bayou Macon
(318) 451-2323 Mt Olive
(318) 723-4242 Deer Creek
Fort Road Oak Grove
8745 Hwy 4
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 435-7518 Deer Creek
Foster Road
11333 Foster Rd
Baton Rouge
70811 (225) 775-0884 Baton Rouge
Franklin Avenue
2515 Franklin Ave
New Orleans
70117 (504) 488-8488 New Orleans
Free Mission
3515 Mandeville St
New Orleans
70122 (504) 304-5071 New Orleans
Freedom
217 Vienna Bend Dr
Natchitoches
71457 Other Churches
Freedom
151 Freedom Road
Pitkin
70656 (318) 634-7223 Mt Olive
*Freedom Biker 2939 Cameron St
Lafayette
70506 (337) 264-9917 Evangeline
Freedom Rest
503 Hunter Town Rd
Anacoco
71403 (337) 286-5443 Vernon Baptist
French Corner
39715 Teel Rd
Ponchatoula
Friendship
62508 Friendship Rd
Amite
70422 (985) 748-9922 Two Rivers
Friendship
10011 Comite Drive
Baker
70714 (225) 261-4632 Baton Rouge
Friendship
433 Watson Rd
Baskin
71219 (318) 248-2277 Deer Creek
Friendship
16511 Hwy 4
Bienville
71008 (318) 259-9927 Bienville
Friendship
1922 Patton Rd
Many
71449 (318) 256-9346 North Sabine
Friendship
PO Box 186
Pine Prairie
70576 (337) 599-2647 Mt Olive
Friendship
460 Hudson Road
Pollock
71467 (318) 765-9340 Big Creek
Friendship
PO Box 48
Sikes
Frierson
PO Box 160
Frierson
71027 (318) 797-0999 DeSoto
*Fruitful Korean
2929 Metairie Court
Metairie
70002 (504) 834-8409 New Orleans
Fryeburg
PO Box 161
Heflin
*Fuente De Agua Viva
PO Box 1598
Natalbany
Full Faith Christian
PO Box 1603
Ponchatoula
Fullerton
328 Fullerton Blacktop Rd
Pitkin
70656 (318) 358-3636 Vernon Baptist
-G-
Galilee
PO Box 100
Evans
70639 (337) 286-5497 Vernon Baptist
Galilee
11050 Greenwell Sprgs Pt Hudson Rd Zachary
70791 (225) 654-5633 William Wallace
Gambrell
PO Box 354
Starks
70661 (337) 743-6594 Beauregard
Gandy
PO Box 325
Florien
71429 (318) 586-4333 Sabine
Gardner
3696 Hwy 121
Boyce
71409 Central Louisiana
Gateway
PO Box 178
Ball
71405 (318) 640-1792 North Rapides
*Genesis 9775 Lockhart Rd
Gentilly
5141 Franklin Ave
New Orleans
70122 (504) 282-6467 New Orleans
Georgetown
PO Box 440
Georgetown
71432 (318) 827-5222 Big Creek
Germantown
PO Box 1406
Minden
*Gethsemane
PO Box 29414
Shreveport
Getsemani Hispanic
5834 Elysian Fields Ave
New Orleans
70122 (504) 444-2071 New Orleans
Gibson
5937 Bayou Black Dr
Gibson
70356 (985) 575-3917 Bayou Baptist
Gilgal
2991 Old Arcadia Rd
Minden
Gillis First
678 Topsy Rd
Lake Charles
70611 (337) 855-9414 Carey
Glade Branch
8046 Hwy 10
Pitkin
70656 Beauregard
Glen Oaks 7200 Maplewood Dr
Baton Rouge
70812 (225) 355-3352 Baton Rouge
Glenmora
PO Box 237
Glenmora
71433 (318) 748-4565 Mt Olive
Gloster
PO Box 86
Gloster
71030 (318) 933-5484 DeSoto
God’s Vineyard
8486 Harry Dr
Baton Rouge
70815 Baton Rouge
Goldonna
PO Box 296
Goldonna
Good Hope
774 Good Hope Rd
Anacoco
71403 (337) 286-5346 Vernon Baptist
Good Hope
616 R Lacaze Rd
Natchez
71456 (318) 379-2627 Natchitoches
Good Hope
PO Box 4268
Pineville
Good Hope
PO Box 88
Singer
70660 (337) 786-2661 Beauregard
Good Hope
869 Good Hope Rd
West Monroe
Good News
PO Box 731
Destrehan
70047 (504) 944-0086 New Orleans
Good Pine
1708 Front St
Jena
71342 LaSalle
Good Shepherd Hispanic
5033 Wabash St
Metairie
70001 (504) 456-0263 New Orleans
Goodwill
1393 Highway 2
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-2146 Bayou Macon
Gorum
2046 Emmanuel Rd
Chopin
71447 Natchitoches
Gospel
PO Box 336
Glenmora
71433 Mt Olive
Gospel Community
PO Box 8787
Alexandria
71306 (682) 225-7633 Other Churches
Gospel Light Baptist 6011 Fairfield Avenue
Shreveport
Grace
630 Richland Ave
Baton Rouge
70806 (225) 343-9196 Baton Rouge
Grace
15927 Hwy 1
Cloutierville
71416 (318) 308-3437 Natchitoches
Grace
PO Box 337
Folsom
Grace
14426 Highway 126
Goldonna
Grace
2900 4th St
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8429 Ouachita
Grace
1569 Harmon Johnson Rd
Monroe
Grace
3900 N Rampart St
New Orleans
70117 (504) 943-6309 New Orleans
Grace of Bossier City
2701 Knight St
Shreveport
Grace Community
PO Box 1913
Mandeville
Grace Community
PO Box 270
Lake Charles
70602 (337) 436-0534 Other Churches
Krotz Springs
70750 (337) 566-2111 Louisiana
Grace Community Lighthouse 9193 Hwy 105
*Grace Hispanic Mission
PO Box 337
Folsom
Grace Memorial
58516 Pearl Acres Road
Slidell
*Grace Point
10 Villere Dr
Destrehan
70047 (985) 248-9220 New Orleans
Graceworks 16131 Hwy 44
Prairieville
70769 (225) 622-7805 Baton Rouge
Grand Caillou
PO Box 319
Dulac
70353 (985) 868-5542 Bayou Baptist
Grand Cane
PO Box 264
Grand Cane
71032 (318) 858-3341 DeSoto
79
Grand Ecore Road
1700 Washington St
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 352-6325 Natchitoches
Grand Lake Community
954 Hwy 384
Lake Charles
70607 (337) 905-8000 Carey
Grangeville
3599 Hwy 63
Pine Grove
70453 Two Rivers
Gravel Hill
571 Horace Johnson Rd
Pitkin
70656 (318) 358-5459 Vernon Baptist
Grawood
5841 Colquitt Rd
Keithville
Gray
150 FM 727
Jefferson
Gray’s Creek
21039 LA Highway 16
Grayson
PO Box 359
Grayson
71435 (318) 649-7458 Caldwell
Greater New Galilee, Inc
9185 Wilbur St
Baton Rouge
*Greater Third Zion
PO Box 82
Maurepas
Green
5532 Highway 2
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-8103 Bayou Macon
Green Oak
PO Box 476
Merryville
70653 (337) 825-8760 Beauregard
Greenacres
6370 Mer Rouge Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-1303 Morehouse
Greenlaw
PO Box 855
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-4078 Two Rivers
Greenwell Springs
PO Box 295
Greenwell Springs 70739 (225) 261-2246 Baton Rouge
Grosse Tete
PO Box 36
Grosse Tete
70740 (225) 648-2543 Baton Rouge
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Hackberry First
100 Gross Lane
Hackberry
70645 (337) 762-4448 Carey
*Hahnville
PO Box 316
Hahnville
70057 New Orleans
Haile
351 Haile Baptist Ch Rd
Marion
71260 Concord Union
Harbor Community
6100 Canal Blvd
New Orleans
70124 (504) 482-3109 New Orleans
Hargis
949 Highway 34
Montgomery
71454 (318) 646-2637 Big Creek
Harmon
3849 Hwy 1
Coushatta
71019 Red River
Harmony
1226 Hwy 132
Delhi
71232 Deer Creek
Harmony
PO Box 1056
Glenmora
71433 (318) 748-8394 Mt Olive
Harmony
PO Box 550
Provencal
71468 Natchitoches
Harmony Cove
2879 Kites Landing Road
Florien
71429 (318) 586-0040 Sabine
Harmony Grove
664 Dark Rd
Dodson
71422 (318) 628-1107 Shady Grove
*Haven
13433 Anne Cleves Avenue
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 978-6040 Baton Rouge
Hayes First
PO Box 217
Hayes
70646 (337) 622-3579 Carey
Haynes Avenue
610 Haynes Ave
Shreveport
Hays Creek
29043 White Hays Creek Rd Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-4396 Washington
Heart of Worship
2720 Hwy 28 E
Pineville
Hebron
451 Cramer Road
Bernice
Hebron
79614 Hwy 41
Bush
Hebron
6286 Hwy 559
Columbia
71418 Caldwell
Hebron
24063 LA Hwy 16
Hebron
PO Box 299
Dry Prong
71423 (318) 899-5449 Big Creek
Hebron
966 Cole Rd
Kinder
70648 (337) 639-2509 Beauregard
Heflin
PO Box 124
Heflin
Hegwood
2255 Hwy 134
Epps
71237 (318) 926-5577 Richland
Heritage
2801 Creswell Ave
Shreveport
Herringville
944 Hwy 577
Lake Providence 71254 (318) 282-3496 Bayou Macon
Hessmer
PO Box 117
Hessmer
71341 (318) 563-8340 Louisiana
Hickory Grove
5987 Hwy 784
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-3309 Red River
Hico
653 Highway 152
Dubach
71235 (318) 777-3629 Concord Union
Highland
PO Box 777
Bogalusa
70429 (985) 735-1205 Washington
Highland
607 Victory Dr
New Iberia
70563 (337) 365-5471 Evangeline
Highland
1509 Arkansas Rd
West Monroe
*Highland Laotian
607 Victory Dr
New Iberia
70563 (337) 365-5471 Evangeline
Highland Park
2507 Oliver Rd
Monroe
Hill
402 Hill Church Rd
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-2293 Bayou Macon
Hill Memorial
1301 Doty Road
Ferriday
71334 (318) 757-4054 Delta
Hill Ridge
382 Hill Ridge Rd
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 722-6615 Deer Creek
Hillcrest
PO Box 695
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-4703 Washington
Hillsdale
3621 Hwy 1045
Amite
70422 (985) 748-9521 Two Rivers
Hillside
PO Box 1091
Albany
Hilltop
PO Box 295
DeRidder
70634 (337) 825-6700 Beauregard
His Church in Pineville
PO Box 3546
Pineville
71361 (318) 452-8183 North Rapides
Hodge
PO Box 340
Hodge
Holloway
7368 Hickory Grove Rd
Deville
71328 (318) 466-3180 North Rapides
Holly Grove
PO Box 121
Wisner
71378 (318) 724-7727 Deer Creek
Holly Ridge
929 Jaggers Ln
Rayville
71269 (318) 728-6985 Richland
Holly Springs
1485 Hwy 534
Homer
71040 (318)433-3457 Webster Claiborne
Holmesville
PO Box 250
Downsville
71234 (318) 982-5419 Concord Union
Holum
3170 Hwy 126 E
Grayson
71435 Caldwell
New Orleans
70122 (504) 342-2169 New Orleans
Holy Anointed House of Prayer 1373 Senate St
Homewood
3111 Rapides Avenue
Alexandria
*Hope Alive! 1102 Edwards Rd
West Monroe
*Hope Church
77151 Hwy 21
Covington
*Hope Church
PO Box 2029
Metairie
70004 (504) 302-3508 New Orleans
Hope Community
PO Box 212
Chauvin
70344 (985) 232-6314 Bayou Baptist
Hopewell
794 W Bryant Rd
Center Point
71323 (318) 253-5074 North Rapides
Hopewell
730 Hopewell Rd
Pitkin
70656 (318) 335-0169 Mt Olive
Hopewell
1414 Lem Rd
Spearsville
71277 (318) 778-0227 Concord Union
80
Hopewell Community
249 Hopewell Church Rd
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-7604 Beauregard
Horseshoe
11776 Horseshoe Lake Rd
Mer Rouge
71261 (318) 647-5110 Morehouse
Horseshoe Drive
2022 Horseshoe Dr
Alexandria
Hosanna
PO Box 366
Ball
71405 (318) 640-3125 North Rapides
Hosston
PO Box 218
Hosston
Hot Wells
PO Box 593
Boyce
Houston River
110 W Houston River Rd
Sulphur
70663 (337) 527-5725 Carey
Hudson Creek
348 Hudson Creek Rd
Colfax
71417 (318) 640-1200 Big Creek
Humble
PO Box 1
Elizabeth
70638 (318) 634-7687 Mt Olive
Hunter Magnolia
173 Magnolia Ln
Mansfield
71052 (318) 697-4888 DeSoto
Hurricane Creek
4609 Hwy 505
Dodson
Hurricane Creek
PO Box 2335
Jena
71342 LaSalle
-I-
Iatt
383 Iatt Church Rd
Atlanta
71404 (318) 646-2790 Big Creek
Ida
PO Box 247
Ida
Iglesia Bautista Betel
PO Box 324
Bernice
71222 Concord Union
*Iglesia Bautista Bethel de Kenner 5701 Veterans Blvd
Metairie
70003 New Orleans
*Iglesia Bautista Buenas Nuevas 4141 Pontchartrain Dr
Slidell
*Iglesia Bautista del Calvario 3204 Bert Kouns Ind Loop
Shreveport
Iglesia Bautista Ebenezer
5865 W 70th St
Shreveport
*Iglesia Bautista El Camino PO Box 935
Amite
70422 (985) 748-7135 Other Churches
*Iglesia Bautista Gracia & Restauracion 3000 Williams Boulevard
Kenner
70065 (318) 443-2363 New Orleans
Iglesia Bautista Hispana Emmanuel 2110 Bruin Dr
Kenner
70065 (504) 443-2366 New Orleans
*Iglesia Bautista Hispana LaVina 2850 Helena St
Kenner
70062 (504) 466-4922 New Orleans
*Iglesia Bautista Horeb
230 Bellemeade Blvd
Gretna
70056 (504) 392-3868 New Orleans
*Iglesia Bautista Horeb Chalmette 230 Bellemeade Blvd
Gretna
70056 (504) 606-5904 New Orleans
*Iglesia Bautista Jehova Jireh 404 E Vermilion St
Abbeville
70510 (337) 326-0020 Evangeline
*Iglesia Bautista Latina El Calvario PO Box 1747
Morgan City
70381 (985) 384-5034 Gulf Coast
*Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida 2249 Hazel Street
Arcadia
71001 (318) 263-8474 Bienville
*Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida, Abbeville PO Box 1376
Abbeville
70511 (337) 893-6498 Evangeline
*Iglesia Canal Street Mosaico Hispano 4302 Canal Street
New Orleans
70119 (504) 482-1135 New Orleans
*Iglesia Cristo Redentor
1895 Hwy 190
Mandeville
*Iglesia Hispana de Lake Charles PO Box 5090
Lake Charles
70605 (337) 480-1555 Carey
*Iglesia Hispana de Sulphur 110 W Houston River Rd
Sulphur
70605 (337) 527-5725 Carey
Iglesia Jesucristo es el Camino 340 Red Rock Lane
Farmerville
71241 (318) 608-8409 Concord Union
*Iglesia Nueva Vida
607 Victory Dr
New Iberia
70563 (337) 365-5471 Evangeline
*Iglesia Nueva Vida Forest Hill 4549 Veterans Memorial
Mamou
70554 (318) 446-6453 Mt Olive
*Iglesia Nueva Vida Mowata 4549 Veterans Memorial
Mamou
70554 Acadia
Immanuel
10870 Lovett Rd
Central
70818 (225) 261-7420 Baton Rouge
Immanuel
PO Box 2131
Gonzales
70707 (225) 644-1814 Baton Rouge
Immanuel
1503 Pecan St
Hammond
Immanuel
901 Fig St
Morgan City
70380 (985) 384-1722 Gulf Coast
*Impact Church
1645 Carol Sue Ave
Terrytown
70056 (504) 756-3486 New Orleans
*In His Hands
8767 Gov Claiborne Drive
Baton Rouge
70811 (225) 810-3841 Baton Rouge
Greenwell Springs 70739 (225) 261-8271 Baton Rouge
Indian Mound
PO Box 275
Indian Village
4062 Highway 383
Kinder
70648 (337) 738-5941 Carey
Iowa First
PO Box 577
Iowa
70647 (337) 582-3606 Carey
Irish Channel Christian Fellowship 819 First St
New Orleans
70130 (504) 523-7658 New Orleans
Isabel
53674 Parker Rd N
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 735-6011 Washington
Istrouma
10500 Sam Rushing Drive
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 295-0775 Baton Rouge
-J-
Jamestown
PO Box 5008
Jamestown
71045 (318) 894-8631 Bienville
Jefferson
9135 Jefferson Hwy
Baton Rouge
70809 (225) 923-0356 Baton Rouge
Jenkins Memorial
PO Box 96
Saint Martinville 70582 (337) 394-3032 Evangeline
Jennings First
1001 Cary Ave
Jennings
70546 (337) 824-3271 Carey
Jerusalem
24479 Highway 40
Bush
Jerusalem
990 Britton Rd
Calhoun
Jerusalem
11109 Jrslem Church Rd
Hammond
*Jesus-The Ctr of Prosperity Teaching Min 59118 N Pearl Acres Road
Slidell
Johnson Bayou
6710 Gulf Beach Hwy
Cameron
70631 (337) 569-2310 Carey
Journey Church
2900 Donahue Ferry Rd
Pineville
71360 (318) 640-1273 North Rapides
*Journey Church East
PO Box 5873
Bossier City
Judson
32470 Walker Rd N
Walker
-K-
Kaplan
PO Box 502
Kaplan
70548 (337) 580-2747 Evangeline
Kedron
922 Hwy 1046
Amite
70422 (985) 748-5093 Two Rivers
Kelly
PO Box 159
Kelly
71441 Caldwell
Kidron
872 Jug Road
Harrisonburg
71340 (318) 744-5522 Ouachita
Killian First
PO Box 123
Springfield
Kinder First
PO Box 136
Kinder
70648 (337) 977-1177 Carey
Kingston
4845 Hwy 175
Frierson
71027 DeSoto
81
Kingston Road
8900 Kingston Road
Shreveport
Kingsville
3911 Monroe Hwy
Ball
71405 (318) 640-1019 North Rapides
Kisatchie
1809 Hwy 118 W
Provencal
71468 (337) 238-3432 Natchitoches
Koran
5158 Highway 527
Haughton
Korean Agape
2020 Barataria Blvd
Marrero
70072 (504) 328-7372 New Orleans
Korean Of Baton Rouge
264 Burgin Ave
Baton Rouge
70808 (225) 768-7700 Baton Rouge
-L-
*Lafayette Church Without Walls PO Box 81128
Lafayette
70598 (337) 962-6538 Evangeline
Lafayette Korean
219 W Broussard Rd
Lafayette
70506 (337) 981-3646 Evangeline
Lake Arthur First
PO Box 669
Lake Arthur
70549 (337) 774-3333 Carey
Lake Charles First
830 Hodges Street
Lake Charles
70601 (337) 433-1443 Carey
Lake Cove
PO Box 126
Turkey Creek
70585 (318) 359-7256 Mt Olive
*Lake Forest Replant
2300 Severn Ave N 204
Metairie
70001 (318) 617-0376 New Orleans
Lake Lilly
1829 Hwy 923
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8959 Ouachita
Lake Martin
15080 Highway 431
Prairieville
70769 (225) 622-3680 Baton Rouge
Lake St John Community
4729 Hwy 568
Ferriday
71334 (318) 757-8185 Delta
*Lakefront Community
PO Box 96
Saint Martinville 70582 (318) 394-3937 Evangeline
Lakeshore
308 Lakeshore Dr
Monroe
Lakeside
580 Rec Site 4 Rd
Converse
71419 (318) 567-2642 North Sabine
Lakeside
339 Speight Drive
Many
71449 (318) 586-4452 Sabine
Lakeside
120 Allen St
Pineville
71360 (318) 448-0120 North Rapides
Lakeside
143 S Roberts Rd
Winnfield
Lakeview
301 Solan Camp Rd
Noble
71462 North Sabine
Lakeview
4520 Tacoma Blvd
Shreveport
Lamar
318 Lamar Church Rd
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-2712 Deer Creek
Lamourie
PO Box 126
Lecompte
Lane’s Ferry
PO Box 609
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-9363 Bayou Macon
Lanier
4851 Lanier Dr
Baton Rouge
70812 (225) 355-5605 Baton Rouge
*Larose Hispanic
4041 Arizona Avenue
Kenner
70065 (985) 693-3258 Bayou Baptist
Larto
303 Hwy 3102
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8908 Ouachita
Latanache
11520 LA Hwy 417
Batchelor
70715 (225) 492-3475 Baton Rouge
Laurel Heights
PO Box 467
Winnfield
Laurel Hill
1804 Laurel Hill Rd
Leesville
*Leather and Grace PO Box 247
Epps
71237 (318) 355-4114 Bayou Macon
Lee Hill
PO Box 1174
Folsom
Lee Valley
27005 Reid Rd
Loranger
Lee’s Creek
1803 Lee’s Creek Church Rd Bogalusa
70427 (985) 735-1180 Washington
Leesville Korean
187 Browns Lane
Leesville
71446 (337) 537-7850 Vernon Baptist
*Level Ground Community
2522 Cambronne St
New Orleans
70118 (504) 858-4822 New Orleans
Lewiston
74576 N Lewiston Rd
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-7818 Two Rivers
Liberty
115 Liberty Church Rd
Calhoun
Liberty
3893 Hwy 507
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-8888 Red River
Liberty
325 Liberty Baptist Church Rd Marion
71260 (318) 292-4177 Concord Union
Liberty
PO Box 4417
Pineville
71360 (318) 445-5258 North Rapides
*Liberty
6703 Melara Ave
Shreveport
Life Church
1551 E Napoleon
Sulphur
70663 (337) 527-5433 Other Churches
Life Church of Louisiana, Inc PO Box 1224
Mandeville
*Lifehouse City 2730 Lowerline St
New Orleans
70125 New Orleans
*Lifepoint Community
PO Box 216
Mansura
71350 (318) 597-8788 Louisiana
Talisheek
*Light To The Nations Fellowship PO Box 167
Lighthouse
30997 Horseshoe Rd
Independence 70443 (985) 878-6895 Northshore Baptist
Lighthouse
300 Fontana Rd
Monroe
Lighthouse
235 Flournoy Lucas Rd
Shreveport
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship PO Box 40
Grand Isle
70358 Bayou Baptist
Lincecum
388 Lincecum Church Rd
Pollock
71467 (318) 827-9573 Big Creek
Linda Lay Memorial
PO Box 296
Gilliam
Line Creek
78659 Hwy 1053
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-5572 Two Rivers
Linwood
1622 Midway Ave
Shreveport
Lismore
5148 Hwy 565
Jonesville
71343 (318) 386-2395 Ouachita
Litroe
942 Hwy 826
Marion
71260 (318) 292-5475 Concord Union
Little Creek
2441 Mitchiner Rd
Epps
71237 (318) 926-5345 Bayou Macon
Little Flock
1805 Little Flock Rd
Many
71449 (318) 586-7238 Sabine
Little Pass
PO Box 326
Charenton
70523 (337) 923-6100 Gulf Coast
Little Prairie
40497 Highway 42
Praireville
70769 (225) 622-2728 Baton Rouge
Little Zorah
3605 Old Jeanerette Road
New Iberia
70563 (337) 364-3410 Other Churches
Live Oak
35603 Coxe Ave
Live Oak
3968 Highway 665
Montegut
70377 (985) 594-5223 Bayou Baptist
*Live Oak 1200 S Clearview Pkwy
Elmwood
70183 (504) 715-1542 New Orleans
Living Rock Missionary
1921 N Tonti Street
New Orleans
70119 New Orleans
*Living Water
21343 Pine Hills
Husser
70442 (504) 400-7529 New Orleans
*Living Waters Baptist Fellowship 8900 Kingston Rd
Shreveport
71118 (318)-67-5-94 Northwest Louisiana
Loch Arbor
3960 Hwy 139
Monroe
*Logos and Life Bible PO Box 1224
Plaquemine
70764 (225) 385-4939 Baton Rouge
Lone Cedar
681 Parker Lane
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 435-4016 Deer Creek
Lone Cherry
1319 Hwy 576
Mangham
71259 (318) 248-3304 Richland
82
Lone Pine
PO Box 287
Crowville
71230 Deer Creek
Lone Star
526 Harrington Rd
DeRidder
70634 (337) 328-7272 Beauregard
Lone Star
PO Box 39
Hineston
71438 Mt Olive
Long Leaf
PO Box 76
Longleaf
71448 Mt Olive
Longstraw
1799 Styles Ranch Rd
Choudrant
71227 (318) 251-9203 Concord Union
Longview
PO Box 29
Deville
71328 (318) 466-5313 North Rapides
Loranger
54078 Highway 1062
Loranger
*Loreauville
PO Box 496
Loreauville
70552 (318) 229-6251 Evangeline
Loving Faith
45 Fifth Street
Gretna
70056 New Orleans
*Loving Four
2900 Thalia Street
New Orleans
70113 (504) 371-5865 New Orleans
*Lower Light
4422 Ray Avenue
New Orleans
70126 New Orleans
Ludington
1409 Rose St
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-5448 Beauregard
-M-
Macedonia
PO Box 186
Effie
71331 (318) 253-8320 North Rapides
Macedonia
16452 Highway 585
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-3493 Bayou Macon
Macedonia
33215 Mack Road
Walker
Magnolia
34131 Whitehead Road
Holden
Magnolia
136 Ganey Rd
Jena
71342 (318) 466-9570 LaSalle
Magnolia
1922 Magnolia Church Rd
Ragley
70657 (337) 725-3652 Beauregard
Magnolia
PO Box 100
Saline
71070 (318) 576-3214 Bienville
Magnolia
1331 Whatley Ditch Rd
Vinton
70668 (337) 589-7954 Carey
Magnolia
2274 Hwy 578
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 435-7779 Deer Creek
Main Street
1116 Main St
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-7575 Washington
*Main Street
901 Main St
Pineville
71360 (318) 442-5803 North Rapides
Manchac
80 Manchac Way
Akers
Mangham
PO Box 8
Mangham
71259 (318) 248-2634 Richland
Mansfield Road
9965 Mansfield Rd
Keithville
Maple Springs
2061 Bethel Rd
Logansport
71049 (318) 697-5439 DeSoto
Maplewood First
4501 Maplewood Dr
Sulphur
70663 (337) 625-5899 Carey
Maranatha
120 Ormond Blvd
La Place
70068 New Orleans
Marksville
PO Box 442
Marksville
71351 (318) 253-8724 Louisiana
Marlow
7286 Hwy 10
Pitkin
70656 (318) 358-5344 Beauregard
Martin
PO Box 29
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-6141 Red River
Maryland
PO Box 596
St Joseph
71366 (318) 766-3745 Delta
Maurepas
PO Box 56
Maurepas
McClendon
206 Downing Pines Rd
West Monroe
McDonald Memorial
1676 Hwy 4 West
Jonesboro
Mechanicville Emmanuel
2709 Senator St
Houma
70363 (985) 872-4918 Bayou Baptist
Melbourne
14616 Hwy 65 S
Transylvania
71286 (318) 552-8865 Bayou Macon
Memorial Baptist Chapel
PO Box 76
Elm Grove
Memorial
1509 S Columbia St
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 735-8880 Washington
Memorial
3272 Hickory Dr
Lake Charles
70615 (337) 433-3039 Carey
Memorial
5701 Veterans Blvd
Metairie
70003 (504) 887-1716 New Orleans
Memorial
PO Box 161
Swartz
Memorial
PO Box 825
Zwolle
71486 (318) 645-9221 North Sabine
Mer Rouge
PO Box 57
Mer Rouge
71261 (318) 647-3987 Morehouse
Meridian
624 Meridian Church Road
Marion
71260 Concord Union
Messiah Missionary
2605 Poe St
Lake Charles
70615 (337) 491-0644 Carey
Metairie
401 Codifer Blvd
Metairie
70005 (504) 835-2611 New Orleans
*Metairie Church
3501 Severn AveSuite 9
Metairie
70002 (504) 571-9155 New Orleans
Middle Creek
PO Box 309
Florien
71429 (318) 586-7062 Sabine
Midway
PO Box 70
Converse
71419 (318) 567-3509 North Sabine
Midway
PO Box 826
Jena
71342 (318) 992-5001 LaSalle
Midway
353 Midway Church Rd
Jonesboro
Midway
27284 S Satsuma Rd
Livingston
Midway
PO Box 208
Ponchatoula
Midway
25540 Hwy 371
Sarepta
Mill Creek
226 Chris Barnett
Goldonna
Mill Creek
PO Box 593
Ringgold
71068 (318) 894-9610 Red River
Milldale
11950 Milldale Rd
Zachary
70791 (225) 654-8168 William Wallace
Miller French
212 Mamou Prairie Rd
Iota
70543 (337) 824-3783 Acadia
Millville
PO Box 1022
Ponchatoula
Mineral Springs
118 Pea Ridge Rd
Dubach
71235 (318) 255-2418 Concord Union
*Mision Bautista Nazareth
PO Box 731
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-0069 Concord Union
*Mision Bautista Victoria
419 Shady Lane
Monroe
71203 (318) 372-1526 Morehouse
*Mission Point
740 Linwood Ave
Stonewall
*Monroe Korean
500 Pine Street
West Monroe
Monroe Street
1412 Monroe St
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-3551 Washington
Monterey First
PO Box 310
Monterey
71354 (318) 386-2821 Ouachita
Monticello
5260 Hwy 580
Montpelier
2241 St Helena Ave
Montpelier
70422 Two Rivers
Mooringsport
PO Box 397
Mooringsport
Morrow
PO Box 28
Morrow
71356 (318) 346-6736 Louisiana
Mound
107 Hunter Drive
Tallulah
71282 (318) 574-9575 Madison
Mount Bethel
436 Belview Lane
Leesville
71446 (337) 239-9994 Vernon Baptist
83
Mount Paran
PO Box 62
Shongaloo
Mount Zion
PO Box 29
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-4563 Red River
Mt Ararat
798 Hwy 552
Downsville
71234 (318) 982-5288 Concord Union
Mt Bethel
13530 Scenic Highway
Baton Rouge
70807 (225) 775-3845 Other Churches
Mt Calvary
PO Box 1648
Albany
Mt Carmel
8553 Hwy 464
DeRidder
70634 (337) 825-6343 Vernon Baptist
Mt Carmel
5049 Hwy 118
Florien
71429 (318) 586-4680 Sabine
Mt Gilead
606 N Walnut St
Vivian
Mt Hermon
604 Dub Rd
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8964 Ouachita
Mt Hermon
PO Box 39
Mount Hermon 70450 (985) 877-4751 Washington
Mt Hope
PO Box 544
Oakdale
71463 (318) 335-2687 Mt Olive
Mt Lebanon
PO Box 7
Gibsland
71028 (318) 843-9275 Bienville
Mt Moriah
PO Box 209
Hineston
71438 (318) 659-4002 Vernon Baptist
Mt Nebo
64671 Hwy 1054
Roseland
70456 (985) 748-9973 Two Rivers
Mt Olive
973 Old River Road
Anacoco
71403 (318) 256-5152 North Sabine
Mt Olive
3493 Hwy 519
Athens
Mt Olive
674 Mount Olive Church Rd
Eros
Mt Olive
PO Box 130
Pitkin
70656 (318) 358-3188 Vernon Baptist
Mt Olive
794 Bear Creek Rd
Quitman
71268 (318) 259-3936 Bienville
Mt Olivet
14320 Hwy 84
Logansport
71049 (318) 697-4855 DeSoto
Mt Pilgrim Missionary
119 N Bank St
Lake Charles
70601 (337) 436-0882 Carey
Mt Pisgah
25393 Mount Pisgah Rd
Mt Pleasant
280 Mount Pleasant Lane
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-3330 Washington
Mt Pleasant
1078 Mt Pleasant Road
Columbia
71418 (318) 649-3300 Caldwell
Mt Sinai
1049 Byrd St
Jena
71342 (318) 992-5104 LaSalle
Mt Tabor
PO Box 336
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-9039 Concord Union
Mt Union
358 Goose Elkins Rd
Spearsville
71277 (318) 778-3382 Concord Union
Mt Vernon
215 Mount Vernon Church Rd West Monroe
Mt Zion
43216 S Henderson Ave
Prairieville
70769 (225) 622-1817 Other Churches
Mt Zion First
15064 Hwy 175
Many
71449 (318) 256-6655 North Sabine
Mt Zion Missionary
11-16th Street
Alexandria
Mulberry
2025 Bayou Black Dr
Houma
70360 (985) 876-3204 Bayou Baptist
Myette Point
15700 Hwy 182 W
Franklin
70538 (337) 828-4098 Gulf Coast
Mystic
187 Mystic Church Rd
Fields
70653 (337) 786-8010 Beauregard
-N-
Natalbany
PO Box 99
Natalbany
New Beginning
81267 Highway 21
Bush
*New Beginning Missionary 2218 Barksdale Blvd
Bossier City
New Beginnings
PO Box 93
Castor
71016 (318) 544-2422 Bienville
New Beginnings PO Box 2674
Mandeville
70470 (985) 727-4379 Other Churches
New Bethel
PO Box 386
Arcadia
71001 (318) 263-2067 Bienville
New Bethel
2003 Pluto Drive
Bossier City
New Bethlehem
37818 Reinninger Rd
New Beulah
44641 S Baptist Rd
Hammond
New Birth
836 N Market St
Shreveport
New Birth Missionary
1110 S Tenth St
Leesville
New Chapel Hill
61 New Chapel Hill Rd
West Monroe
New Christian Life Fellowship825 Stracener
Alexandria
New Covenant
215 Florida Ave SE
New Covenant
4521 Schindler Dr
New Orleans
70127 New Orleans
*New Covenant
3145 Alex Korman
Harvey
70058 (504) 341-5433 New Orleans
*New Covenant Christian 7328 E Caprice
Baton Rouge
70811 Baton Rouge
New Ebenezer
444 Guin Rd
Castor
71016 (318) 544-8502 Bienville
New Elizabeth Missionary
2332 Jewella Ave
Shreveport
New Era
11698 Hwy 129
Monterey
71354 (318) 386-2853 Ouachita
New Friendship
6329 Old Monroe Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-2245 Morehouse
New Haven
30924 Hwy 1064
Tickfaw
New Hope
PO Box 75
Albany
New Hope
PO Box 291
Athens
New Hope
701 East Madison Ave
Bastrop
71220 (318) 823-2606 Morehouse
New Hope
339 New Hope Rd
Choudrant
71227 (318) 768-2720 Concord Union
New Hope
160 Parker Lane
Delhi
71232 Madison
New Hope
543 Marcantel Rd
DeQuincy
70633 (337) 786-7520 Carey
New Hope
PO Box 47
Elmer
71424 (318) 659-4527 Mt Olive
New Hope
13198 Blackwell Lane
Franklinton
New Hope
612 Walker Rd
Jonesboro
New Hope
3161 Hwy 877
New Hope
3870 Old Sterlington Road
Monroe
New Hope
1111 Maris Stella St
Slidell
New Hope of Panchoville
4421 Grand Marais
Jennings
70546 (337) 824-1797 Acadia
*New Hope
1023 G Russo Milazzo Rd
St Martinville
70582 Evangeline
New Hope Community
2751 Gadsden St
Kenner
70062 (504) 464-4623 New Orleans
*New Hope Community East 3708 Gentilly Blvd
New Orleans
70122 (504) 947-4673 New Orleans
*New Horizon PO Box 37
Church Point
70525 Acadia
New Jerusalem
PO Box 986
Winnfield
84
New Life
PO Box 266
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-6050 Beauregard
New Life of Baton Rouge
365 Staring Lane
Baton Rouge
70810 (225) 766-4103 Baton Rouge
New Life Community
4210 Coliseum Blvd
Alexandria
71303 (318) 445-8151 Other Churches
*New Life Community
4100 Prairie Ronde Hwy
Opelousas
71570 (337) 308-0336 Acadia
*New Life Journey
4101 Glen St
Bossier City
*New Life Ministry
7855 Scottwood Dr
New Orleans
70128 (504) 872-9337 New Orleans
*New Life Spanish
4021 Beech St
Marrero
70072 New Orleans
New Light
944 Highway 576
Mangham
71259 Richland
New Light
2477 Prairie Rd
Monroe
New Light
461 Jean Marie
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 354-1158 Other Churches
New Llano First
PO Box 284
New Llano
71461 (337) 286-5588 Vernon Baptist
New Orleans Chinese
3413 Continental Dr
Kenner
70065 (504) 463-0235 New Orleans
New Ouachita
226 New Ouachita Rd
Enterprise
71425 (318) 744-5962 Ouachita
New Pilgrim
146 East 20th Street
Reserve
70084 New Orleans
New Prospect
111 Prospect Church Rd
Dry Prong
71423 (318) 640-9712 Big Creek
New Prospect
3438 Highway 167
Dubach
71235 (318) 777-3617 Concord Union
New Prospect
2026 Highway 585
Pioneer
71266 Bayou Macon
New Ramah
493 New Ramah Rd
Castor
71016 (318) 544-8473 Bienville
New River
45270 Hwy 429
St Amant
70774 (225) 675-8767 Baton Rouge
New Salem
1530 Alvar St
New Orleans
70117 (504) 944-2657 New Orleans
New Sarepta
PO Box 206
Sarepta
New Sharon
57370 Hwy 445
Husser
70442 (985) 748-7918 Two Rivers
New Sunrise
PO Box 59
Otis
71466 Mt Olive
New Testament Baptist Bible 1500 Pailet Avenue
Harvey
70058 (504) 365-0266 New Orleans
New Union
PO Box 37
Tullos
71479 (318) 534-6286 LaSalle
New Vision
10868 River Rd
St Rose
70087 (504) 390-6818 New Orleans
New Zion
2535 Barbara
Bossier City
New Zion
17387 New Zion Church Rd
Covington
New Zion
3841 Hwy 38
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-7696 Two Rivers
New Zion
2420 Wardline Rd
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-8310 Bayou Macon
New Zion
1271 New Zion Rd
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 435-3320 Deer Creek
Newton
PO Box 236
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-5710 Richland
Noble
PO Box 10
Noble
71462 (318) 645-9305 North Sabine
*Nola
3625 Nashville Ave
New Orleans
70125 (504) 258-7922 New Orleans
Norris Ferry Community
10509 Norris Ferry RD
Shreveport
Norris Hill
948 Hwy 3148
Sicily Island
71368 Ouachita
North Acres
1852 Lewisville Rd
Minden
North Central
1374 Hwy 859
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-9363 Deer Creek
North Eunice
2080 Veteran Memorial Hwy Eunice
70535 (337) 546-0461 Acadia
North Highlands Community 4143 Sherwood
Baton Rouge
70805 Baton Rouge
*North Hills 1318 Hwy 80
Calhoun
71225 (318) 376-2992 Other Churches
North Keithville
PO Box 302
Keithville
*North Louisiana Cowboy 3245 Arkansas Rd
West Monroe
North Monroe
210 Finks Hideaway Rd
Monroe
North Shreve
4930 Old Mooringsport Rd
Shreveport
*Northeast Hispanic Mission 419 Shady Lane
Monroe
Epps
71237 (318) 428-5648 Other Churches
*Northeast LA Hispanic Ministry PO Box 669
Northshore PO Box 2369
Slidell
Northside
200 Cockerham Rd
Northside
PO Box 1703
DeQuincy
70633 (337) 786-2152 Carey
Northside
PO Box 669
Montgomery
71454 (318) 646-2266 Big Creek
Northside
61141 Highway 1091
Slidell
Northwoods
5924 N Market St
Shreveport
Norwood
PO Box 10
Norwood
70761 (225) 629-5325 William Wallace
*Nueva Vida en Cristo
541 Avenue F
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-3756 Washington
-O-
Oak Forest
6613 Kurthwood Rd
Leesville
71446 (337) 239-4619 Vernon Baptist
Oak Grove
194 Oak Grove Church Rd
Bentley
71407 (318) 899-5241 Big Creek
Oak Grove
1369 Clearwater Loop
Cheneyville
Oak Grove
219 Crowell Rd
Eros
Oak Grove
703 Oak Grove Hwy
Grand Chenier 70643 (337) 542-4731 Carey
Oak Grove
3933 Hwy 489 S
LaCamp
Oak Grove
17450 Old Jefferson Hwy
Prairieville
70769 (225) 673-6998 Baton Rouge
Oak Grove
PO Box 102
Rhinehart
71363 Ouachita
Oak Hill
901 Collinston
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-0297 Morehouse
Oak Hill
135 Pastors Drive
Many
71449 (318) 256-5514 Sabine
Oak Hill
PO Box 215
Plain Dealing
Oak Hill Community
210 Oak Hill Church Rd
Oakdale
71463 (318) 634-7148 Mt Olive
Oak Park
1110 Kabel Dr
New Orleans
70131 (504) 392-1818 New Orleans
Oak Ridge
181 Blade Loop Rd
Jena
71342 (318) 992-5465 LaSalle
Oak Ridge
PO Box 59
Oak Ridge
71264 (318) 244-5310 Morehouse
Oakcrest
Baton Rouge
70814 (225) 924-6258 Baton Rouge
Oaklin Springs
PO Box 1108
Oberlin
70655 Beauregard
Oberlin
PO Box 122
Oberlin
70655 (337) 639-2338 Mt Olive
Occupy One
c/o R Noblitt, 304 East Blackwell St Oakdale
71463 Beauregard
85
Occupy Two
1081 Coker Road
Pitkin
70656 (318) 634-7888 Beauregard
*Of The Way Bible 8837 Greenwell Springs Rd
Baton Rouge
70814 Baton Rouge
Old Anacoco
2386 E Hawthorne Rd
Leesville
71446 (337) 239-6818 Vernon Baptist
Old Bethel
PO Box 95
Clarks
71415 (318) 649-0181 Caldwell
Old Bethel
504 Old Bethel Church Rd
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 472-9698 Natchitoches
Old Midway
4277 Hwy 17
Epps
71237 Bayou Macon
Old Pisgah
15192 Hwy 120
Marthaville
71450 (318) 256-8839 North Sabine
Old Saline
5280 Ridge Rd
Castor
71016 (318) 576-3349 Bienville
Old Union
PO Box 802
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-0574 DeSoto
Old Union
193 Old Union Rd
Shongaloo
71072 Webster Claiborne
Old Zion Hill
PO Box 777
Albany
Olivet
601 Patch St
Sulphur
70665 (337) 528-2829 Carey
*One Faith
10240 Flosmoore Dr
New Orleans
70127 (504) 813-0944 New Orleans
*One Life
PO Box 1581
Walker
Open Door
PO Box 12802
Lake Charles
70612 (337) 217-3374 Other Churches
Open Door Fellowship
PO Box 448
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-6267 Red River
Open Gate Western Heritage 2602 Barb Lane
Lake Charles
70607 (337) 488-6616 Carey
*Open Road Fellowship PO Box 6011
Bossier City
Ouachita
824 Highway 3033
West Monroe
-P-
Palestine
59369 Palestine Church Rd
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-7997 Washington
Palestine
114 Palestine Rd
Columbia
71418 (318) 249-4246 Caldwell
Palestine
PO Box 237
Grant
70644 (318) 634-7688 Beauregard
Paradise
506 Tioga Rd
Ball
71405 North Rapides
Parhams
193 Church Rd
Jonesville
71343 Ouachita
Park Forest
4517 Lassen Dr
Baton Rouge
70814 (225) 275-3003 Baton Rouge
Parkerson Avenue
PO Box 469
Crowley
70527 (337) 783-1848 Acadia
Parks
5140 Main Hwy
St Martinville
70582 (337) 845-4891 Evangeline
Parkview
2101 MacArthur Dr
Alexandria
Parkview
11795 Jefferson Hwy
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 293-2820 Baton Rouge
Parkview
6301 Camphor St
Metairie
70003 (504) 888-1153 New Orleans
Parkview
1001 Forsythe Ave
Monroe
Parkview
PO Box 469
Sulphur
70664 (337) 527-7089 Carey
Parkview
PO Box 583
Tallulah
71284 (318) 574-2426 Madison
Parkway
16016 Highway 79
Minden
Paron
PO Box 221
Sterlington
71280 (318) 726-5432 Concord Union
Patton
PO Box 332
Jonesville
71343 (318) 452-6605 Ouachita
Pelican
PO Box 108
Pelican
71063 (318) 755-2210 DeSoto
Peniel
55 Peniel Loop Rd
Glenmora
71433 (318) 659-4807 Mt Olive
Peniel
1924 Jonesboro Rd
West Monroe
Philadelphia
722 Philadelphia Rd
Deville
71328 (318) 442-0754 North Rapides
Pilgrim Home
16258 Hwy 157
Benton
Pilgrim Rest
20116 Highway 1081
Covington
Pilgrim Rest
1154 Academy Drive
Eunice
70535 (337) 457-2418 Acadia
Pilgrims Rest
PO Box 907
DeQuincy
70633 (337) 786-7359 Beauregard
Pilgrims Rest
PO Box 28
Many
71449 (318) 256-9498 North Sabine
Pilgrim’s Rest
211 Pilgrim’s Rest Church Rd Doyline
Pine First
27043 Hwy 62
Franklinton
70438 (985) 848-5671 Washington
Pine Grove
11560 Crossett Rd
Bastrop
71220 Morehouse
Pine Grove
PO Box 374
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-7303 Concord Union
Pine Grove
3799 Ridge Road
Castor
71016 Bienville
Pine Grove
4811 Wes Berry Rd
DeQuincy
70633 (337) 786-5340 Carey
Pine Grove
PO Box 383
Elizabeth
70638 (318) 634-7481 Mt Olive
Pine Grove
1193 Peason Rd
Florien
71429 (318) 586-7491 Sabine
Pine Grove
982 Blade Loop Rd
Jena
71342 (318) 992-6272 LaSalle
Pine Grove
1801 Hillman loop
Leesville
71446 (318) 793-4153 Vernon Baptist
Pine Grove
21949 LA Highway 444
Livingston
Pine Grove
208 Oak Tree Cir
Logansport
71049 DeSoto
Pine Grove
1079 Hwy 454
Pineville
71360 (318) 442-0418 North Rapides
Pine Hill
128 Pine Hill Church Rd
Leesville
71446 (337) 239-6073 Vernon Baptist
Pine Hill
2923 Hwy 8
Sicily Island
71368 Ouachita
Pine Hills
2736 New Natchitoches Rd
West Monroe
Pine Land
1229 Clifton Rd
Mora
Pine Ridge
1061 Pine Ridge Rd
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-5883 Beauregard
Pine Ridge
42 Buckhorn Road
Melder
71433 (318) 659-4986 Mt Olive
Pinecroft
8002 Jewella Ave
Shreveport
Pinehill
PO Box 886
Olla
71465 (318) 495-3392 LaSalle
Pinehurst
PO Box 277
Ball
71405 (318) 640-9420 North Rapides
Pineville Park
2455 Highway 28E
Pineville
71360 (318) 445-7306 North Rapides
Pioneer
PO Box 67
Pioneer
71266 (318) 428-8262 Bayou Macon
Pisgah
113 Pisgah Church Road
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-7247 Concord Union
Pisgah
1105 Clifton Rd
Clifton
Pisgah
1420 Pisgah Church Loop
Florien
71429 (318) 565-3363 Sabine
Pisgah
3467 Highway 112
Forest Hill
71430 (318) 748-6457 Mt Olive
Pisgah
11432 Hwy 8
Manifest
71343 (318) 339-6218 Ouachita
86
Plain Dealing
PO Box 543
Plain Dealing
Plainview
55179 Hwy 60
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-4858 Washington
Plainview
25162 Joe May Rd
Denham Springs 70726 (225) 665-6969 Other Churches
Plainview
2700 Toro Church Rd
Hornbeck
71439 Sabine
Plank Road
6722 Highway 67
Slaughter
70777 William Wallace
*Plaucheville Ministry Outreach 2261 Hwy 1180
Hessmer
71341 (318) 305-8254 Louisiana
Pleasant Grove
PO Box 203
Choudrant
71227 Concord Union
Pleasant Grove
385 Hwy 126
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8347 Ouachita
Pleasant Hill
803 Avenue G
Bogalusa
70427 Washington
Pleasant Hill
3261 Highway 171
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-6611 Beauregard
Pleasant Hill
10267 Hwy 143
Farmerville
71241 (318) 726-6653 Concord Union
Pleasant Hill
1897 Rattan Rd
Florien
71429 (318) 586-7767 Sabine
Pleasant Hill
PO Box 1468
Jena
71342 (318) 992-2125 LaSalle
Pleasant Hill
PO Box 655
Pine Grove
70453 (225) 777-4425 Two Rivers
Pleasant Hill
PO Box 520
Pollock
71467 (318) 765-3548 Big Creek
Pleasant Hill
1127 Mondy Road
Ruston
71270 (318) 247-6440 Concord Union
Pleasant Hill
391 McMurray Rd
Winnfield
71483 (318) 648-1324 Shady Grove
Pleasant Ridge
147 Longhorn Rd
Olla
71465 (318) 495-5240 LaSalle
Pleasant View
PO Box 448
Hornbeck
Pleasure Point
495 Peterson Rd
Homer
Poland
3324 Highway 457
Alexandria
Pontchartrain
600 NO Hammond Highway New Orleans
70124 New Orleans
Port Hudson
PO Box 2489
St Francisville 70775 (225) 229-4331 William Wallace
Port Sulphur
27080 Hwy 23
Port Sulphur
70083 (225) 335-1269 New Orleans
Potter’s Wheel Family Life Center 1216 Cohen St
Marrero
70072 New Orleans
Poydras
8213 Saro Ln
Saint Bernard
70085 New Orleans
Prairie Ronde
1904 Prairie Ronde Hwy
Opelousas
70570 (337) 543-6101 Acadia
Praise Temple
4725 Greenwood Rd
Shreveport
Prewitts Chapel
PO Box 197
Hornbeck
71439 (318) 565-4522 Vernon Baptist
Primera Iglesia Hispana Cristo Es La Roca1408 Sibley Rd
Minden
Pritchard
PO Box 125
Jena
71342 (318) 992-0203 LaSalle
*Progression 101241 Springpark Ave
Baton Rouge
70810 (817) 659-8514 North Rapides
Prosperity
125 Prosperity Road
Jonesville
71343 Ouachita
Providence 1
PO Box 171
Ethel
70730 (225) 683-3501 William Wallace
Providence
2396 Hwy 552
Downsville
71234 (318) 982-5674 Concord Union
Providence
PO Box 1233
Rosepine
70659 (337) 463-8683 Beauregard
Providence Road
11708 Providence Rd
Shreveport
-Q-
Quitman First
PO Box 357
Quitman
-R-
*Rayville Baptist Christian Fellowship PO Box 479
Rayville
71269 (318) 728-7228 Richland
Red Bluff
15204 Highway 1078
Folsom
Red Bluff
1532 Red Bluff Church Road Greensburg
70441 Two Rivers
Red Oak
PO Box 27
Livingston
Red River
PO Box 1406
Benton
Redeemer
14140 S Harrells Ferry Rd
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 753-4273 Baton Rouge
*Redeemer City 800 Jefferson Blvd
Lafayette
70501 (337) 692-0102 Evangeline
Redeemer Community
5996 Colquitt Road
Keithville
*Redeeming Grace PO Box 2208
Albany
Redemption Christian Center 13196 Old Baton Rouge Hwy Hammond
Redwood
PO Box 30
Slaughter
Reeves
PO Box 69
Reeves
70658 Beauregard
Refuge
PO Box 67
Echo
71330 (318) 563-4687 Louisiana
*Refuge 1400 Milton St
New Orleans
70122 (770) 856-8273 New Orleans
*Refuge Worship Center
PO Box 8663
Clinton
70722 (225) 683-7078 Other Churches
*Restoration 2929 Metairie Court
Metairie
70002 (504) 834-8409 New Orleans
Restoration of Donaldsonville PO Box 607
Donaldsonville 70346 (225) 636-8333 Baton Rouge
Richey
999 Effie Hwy
Deville
71328 (318) 253-5251 North Rapides
Richland Hills Christian Fellowship PO Box 1260
Blanchard
Ridge Avenue
1009 Ridge Ave
West Monroe
Ridge Memorial
106 Jane Street
Slidell
Ridgecrest
502 Ferriday Dr
Ridgecrest
71334 (318) 757-4076 Ouachita
Rio Vista
3800 Jefferson Hwy
Jefferson
70121 (504) 358-8825 New Orleans
River Of Life Worship Center 18295 La Highway 16
Port Vincent
River Valley 3800 Viking Dr
Bossier City
Riverbend
25837 Kendalwood
Baton Rouge
70817 Baton Rouge
Riverside
4259 Riverside Drive
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-5138 Morehouse
Riverside
36890 LA Highway 16
Riverside
9220 Jefferson Hwy
River Ridge
70123 (504) 737-2373 New Orleans
Riverside
PO Box 1066
Vidalia
71373 (318) 336-5292 Delta
Riverview
8709 Highway 1 S
Alexandria
Riverview
607 Austin Ave
West Monroe
Roanoke Baptist PO Box 292
Roanoke
70581 (337) 753-2240 Carey
87
Robinson
1308 Ferguson Rd
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-2850 Richland
Rock Corner
260 Rock Corner Rd
Dubach
71235 Concord Union
Rock Island Missionary
PO Box 291
Natchitoches
Rocky Branch
109 Roan Road
Farmerville
71241 Concord Union
Rocky Springs
PO Box 249
Lisbon
Rodessa
PO Box 130
Rodessa
Rose Park
5560 Buncombe Rd
Shreveport
Rosefield
254 Spring Ridge Road
Grayson
71435 (318) 495-3371 LaSalle
Ruple
PO Box 337
Homer
-S-
*Saint James
3900 Calderwood Dr
Shreveport
Saint Rest
13015 Hwy 146
Dubach
71235 (318) 777-3581 Concord Union
Sale Street
PO Box 5215
Lake Charles
70606 (337) 477-3463 Carey
Salem
109 Salem Church Road
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-2553 Concord Union
Salem
126 Salem Cemetery Rd
Plain Dealing
Salem
PO Box 24
Stonewall
71078 (318) 925-9231 DeSoto
Salem
36474 Weiss Rd
Walker
*Salvation Ministry of Jesus Christ 5247 Paige St
Baton Rouge
70811 (225) 772-5673 Other Churches
San Patricio
41 San Patricio Rd
Converse
71419 North Sabine
Sandy Bayou
4803 Highway 559
Columbia
71418 (318) 649-2806 Caldwell
Sandy Creek
PO Box 10
Pride
70770 (225) 654-6590 William Wallace
Sandy Hill
1256 Pitkin Rd
Leesville
71446 (337) 537-1261 Vernon Baptist
Sardis
367 Sardis Church Rd
Farmerville
71241 (318) 368-3451 Concord Union
Sardis
10912 Highway 34
Winnfield
Sardis
1522 Hwy 130
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 722-6142 Deer Creek
Satsuma
29896 S Satsuma Rd
Livingston
*Schriever
PO Box 50
Schriever
70395 (985) 447-3990 Bayou Baptist
Searcy
PO Box 37
Trout
71371 (318) 992-7785 LaSalle
Second
PO Box 360
Jackson
70748 (225) 634-7037 William Wallace
*Second Chance Mission
2249 Hazel Street
Arcadia
71001 (318) 263-8474 Bienville
Selma
PO Box 439
Georgetown
71432 (318) 627-5159 Big Creek
Shady Grove
2871 Hwy 113
Pitkin
70656 (318) 634-7127 Beauregard
Shady Grove
3172 Hwy 127
Sikes
71473 (318) 628-4029 Shady Grove
Shady Grove
PO Box 628
Winnsboro
71295 Deer Creek
Shady Grove of Noble Inc
2297 Houston Spur Roadr
Converse
71419 (318) 567-3518 North Sabine
Sharon
2769 Hwy 152
Dubach
71235 (318) 353-6496 Concord Union
Sharon
9433 Section Rd
Port Allen
70767 (225) 627-4145 Baton Rouge
Sharp
482 Highway 8
Lena
Sherwood
1180 S Flannery Rd
Baton Rouge
70815 (225) 275-2432 Baton Rouge
Sherwood
PO Box 855
Tioga
71477 Big Creek
Shiloh
12772 Hwy 2
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-9623 Concord Union
Shiloh
568 Country Rd 466
Carthage
Shiloh
818 CR 466
Carthage,
75633 (318) 872-0994 DeSoto
Shiloh
1253 Mitchell Harper Rd
DeRidder
70634 (337) 328-8435 Beauregard
Shiloh Christian Fellowship 2441 N Claiborne Ave
New Orleans
70117 (504) 948-4599 New Orleans
Shreve City
2810 Knight St
Shreveport
Sikes
PO Box 126
Sikes
Siloam
137 Siloam Church Rd
Dodson
Siloam
35432 Hwy 191
Many
71449 (318) 256-6496 Sabine
Silver Creek
950 Silver Creek Rd
Leesville
71446 (337) 238-5377 Vernon Baptist
Simpson
PO Box 374795 Hwy 8
Simpson
71474 (337) 383-7755 Vernon Baptist
Singer
PO Box 488
Singer
70660 (318) 463-2326 Beauregard
Slagle
PO Box 121
Slagle
71475 (337) 238-4353 Vernon Baptist
Smyrna
145 Smyrna Church Road
DeRidder
70634 (337) 328-8580 Beauregard
Social Springs
5455 Hwy 371
Ringgold
71068 (318) 932-4668 Red River
Sorrento
8443 Brittany Road
Sorrento
70808 (225) 675-5318 Baton Rouge
South Bossier
1155 Sligo Road
Bossier City
South Central
3552 Highway 875
Wisner
71378 (318) 724-7609 Deer Creek
South Lafourche
17077 E Main St
Cut Off
70345 (985) 632-4119 Bayou Baptist
South Park
PO Box 655
Leesville
71496 (337) 239-3084 Vernon Baptist
South Side
7612 Old Monroe Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-5024 Morehouse
*South Walker
13719 Hammack Rd
South Winnfield
646 Country Club Rd
Winnfield
Southern of Varnado
62075 Seal Rd
Angie
70426 Washington
Southside
PO Box 1206
Southside
201 Vinson St
Jonesboro
Southside
PO Box 1303
Mansfield
71052 (318) 872-4575 DeSoto
Southside
730 E Flournoy Lucas Road Shreveport
Spanish Branch
593 Sunk Hill Road
Chopin
71447 (318) 430-0160 Vernon Baptist
Spencer
5796 Hwy 143
Sterlington
71280 (318) 726-4670 Concord Union
Spring Creek
73072 Hwy 1054
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-8228 Two Rivers
Spring Ridge
PO Box 7
Pleasant Hill
71065 (318) 796-2356 North Sabine
Springhill
47239 Highway 1072
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-2728 Washington
Springhill
7989 Hwy 506 W
Grayson
71435 (318) 495-3061 Caldwell
Springhill
1619 Hwy 505
Jonesboro
88
Springhill
275 Springhill Church Rd
Ringgold
71068 (318) 894-8445 Red River
Springs of Grace
6300 Hearne Ave
Shreveport
Springville
PO Box 1329
Livingston
St Bernard
PO Box 535
Chalmette
70044 New Orleans
St Clair
940 Saint Clair Dr
Boyce
St James
PO Box 386
Madisonville
*St James
117 Felecie Drive
Lafayette
70506 (337) 235-7953 Evangeline
St Joseph
PO Box 167
St Joseph
71377 (318) 766-3913 Delta
St Landry
PO Box 88
St Landry
71367 Louisiana
*St James Missionary
4055 St Vincent Ave
Shreveport
St Matthew
PO Box 814
Oakdale
71463 (318) 335-0172 Mt Olive
Standard
PO Box 1153
Olla
71465 (318) 495-3304 LaSalle
Starks First
PO Box 220
Starks
70661 (337) 743-5311 Carey
Starlight
PO Box 223
Morganza
70759 Baton Rouge
Start
PO Box 219
Start
71279 (318) 728-4695 Richland
Steeple Chase 7016 Steeple Chase Plaza Dr Shreveport
Stevendale
16545 Old Hammond Hwy
Baton Rouge
70816 (225) 275-4646 Baton Rouge
*Still Water
104 Angeli Dr
Hammond
*Still Water
PO Box 2013
Hammond
*Still Water
22010 Hwy 22 East
Ponchatoula
70454 (985) 351-1883 New Orleans
*Still Water
22010 Highway 22 East
Ponchatoula
*Still Water Northeast
49322 River Rd
Hammond
Suburban
4534 Hauck Drive
New Orleans
70127 (504) 242-0980 New Orleans
Sugartown
1784 Hwy 113
Sugartown
70662 (337) 4638866 Beauregard
*Sulphur Community
PO Box 1608
Sulphur
70664 (337) 304-1843 Carey
Summer Grove
8924 Jewella Ave
Shreveport
Summerfield
171 Summerfield Rd
Colfax
71417 (318) 627-5159 Big Creek
Summerfield
PO Box 128
Summerfield
Summerville
141 Summerville Church Rd Olla
71465 (318) 992-5219 LaSalle
Sunlight
18184 Sunlight Rd
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-2663 Washington
Sunny Hill
1270 Hwy 117
Leesville
71446 (337) 238-3833 Vernon Baptist
Sunny Hill
PO Box 156
Superior Avenue
439 Superior Ave
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-3602 Washington
Sweetwater
PO Box 39
Quitman
Sycamore
440 Hammett Addition
Vidalia
71373 (318) 757-4964 Other Churches
-T-
Tammany Hills
70380 I Street
Covington
Tangipahoa
PO Box 893
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-4411 Two Rivers
Taylor
PO Box 5
Taylor
71080 (318) 843-6560 Bienville
Taylor Bayou
472 Lee Boutwell Road
Winnsboro
71295 Deer Creek
Teche
PO Box 1416
*Teche
PO Box 74
Centerville
70522 (337) 836-5538 Gulf Coast
Temple
PO Box 404
DeRidder
70634 (318) 463-6364 Beauregard
Temple
5933 Aimwell Road
Jena
71342 (318) 992-2711 LaSalle
Temple
1515 S Service Rd W
Ruston
71270 (318) 255-3745 Concord Union
Temple
402 Williams St
Springhill
Temple
287 Taylor Ave
Winnsboro
71295 (318) 435-5379 Deer Creek
New Orleans
70158 (504) 460-4723 Baton Rouge
*Temple of New Life, Baton Rouge 1734 Fern St
Texas Avenue
PO Box 10
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-7498 Beauregard
The Bayou 2234 Kaliste Saloom Road
Lafayette
70508 (337) 984-8291 Evangeline
The Bridge Fellowship
PO Box 37
*The Church at Marksville
PO Box 397
Marksville
71351 (318) 614-1860 Louisiana
The Church of Rosepine
PO Box 385
Rosepine
70659 (337) 463-7746 Beauregard
The Church of The Highlands17240 Perkins Rd
Baton Rouge
70810 (225) 756-4600 Other Churches
*The Covenant Church of SB PO Box 1463
Benton
The Father’s House Worship Center 545 Ole Hwy 15
West Monroe
71291 (318) 397-0273 Other Churches
The Garden
103 Merchants Blvd
Lafayette
70508 (337) 261-4006 Evangeline
The Gathering Place
PO Box 12788
Alexandira 71315 (318) 640-0610 North Rapides
*The Grove
39258 Hwy 42
Prairieville
70769 (502) 594-5965 Baton Rouge
The Lord’s Church
1936 Highway 440
Kentwood
70444 (985) 229-8521 Two Rivers
The Louisiana Church
22376 Main Street
Abita Springs
The New Beginnings
PO Box 719
Walker
70785 Eastern Louisiana
The Open Door
1709 Dulles Dr
Lafayette
70506 (337) 981-6438 Evangeline
The Refuge Church 8026 Captain Miller Dr
Shreveport
The Ring Community 630 Richland Avenue
Baton Rouge
70806 (225) 366-8443 Baton Rouge
The Simple Church
601 Benton Suite #2
Bossier City
71111 (318) 752-2320 Other Churches
The Temple of New Life
PO Box 58983
New Orleans
70158 (504) 460-4723 New Orleans
The Water’s Edge PO Box 572
Lake Charles
70602 (337) 540-8499 Other Churches
*The Way of Denham Springs 13758 Denham Rd
Baton Rouge
Thomas
30354 Highway 424
Franklinton
70438 Washington
Thompson Road
59008 Hwy 433
Slidell
Tillou
19242 Cain Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 283-4143 Morehouse
Tioga First
1309 Singer Dr
Pineville
71360 (318) 640-4760 North Rapides
Tom Hebert Road
2520 Marty Ln
Lake Charles
70607 (337) 474-1224 Carey
Topsy
5311 Topsy Bel Rd
Lake Charles
70611 (337) 855-6794 Carey
89
Tower
6103 Hwy 169
Mooringsport
Transylvania
PO Box 7
Transylvania
71286 (318) 559-2417 Bayou Macon
Trees
11391 Trees City Rd
Vivian
Trinity
1785 Wooddale Court
Baton Rouge
70806 (225) 928-3165 Baton Rouge
Trinity
PO Box 743
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-3705 Washington
Trinity
42062 Pumpkin Center Rd
Hammond
Trinity
PO Box 5090
Lake Charles
70606 (337) 480-1555 Carey
Trinity
2826 Natchitoches Hwy
Many
71449 (318) 256-3770 Sabine
Trinity
PO Box 191
Mathews
70375 (985) 532-3300 Bayou Baptist
Trinity
527 Howard St
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 352-6322 Natchitoches
Trinity
PO Box 9829
New Iberia
70562 Evangeline
Trinity
PO Box 579
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-2065 Bayou Macon
Trinity
PO Box 914
Oakdale
71463 (318) 335-2757 Mt Olive
Trinity
3905 Trinity Church Rd
Pineville
71360 (318) 445-3000 North Rapides
Trinity
505 N Beglis Pkwy
Sulphur
70663 (337) 527-6827 Carey
Trinity
PO Box 26
Turkey Creek
70585 (337) 461-2300 Mt Olive
Trinity
214 Reagan St
West Monroe
Trinity
PO Box 1101
Winnfield
Trinity of Eunice, Inc
4481 Highway 190
Eunice
70535 (337) 580-5050 Acadia
Trinity Heights
3820 Old Mooringsport Rd
Shreveport
True Life of Slidell
62160 Airport Rd
Slidell
Tunica Hills
PO Box 183
Tunica
Turkey Creek
6662 Highway 128
Gilbert
71336 (318) 435-6797 Deer Creek
Twin Bridges
611 Twin Bridges Rd
Alexandria
Twin Oaks
6203 Cherry Ridge Rd
Bastrop
71220 (318) 281-5448 Morehouse
-U-
*Unbound PO Box 77616
Baton Rouge
Union
PO Box 60
Belmont
71406 (318) 256-5674 North Sabine
Union
493 B Rush Rd
Deville
71328 (318) 466-5207 North Rapides
Union
123 Union Church Rd
Quitman
71268 (318) 263-7803 Bienville
Union Grove
PO Box 23
Lillie
71256 (318) 285-7531 Concord Union
Union Hall
127 Union Hall Church Rd
Coushatta
71019 (318) 932-4295 Red River
Union Hill
PO Box 1716
Glenmora
71433 Mt Olive
Union Hill
16269 Hwy 34
Montgomery
Union Springs
1032 Hwy 191
Converse
71419 (318) 567-2666 North Sabine
Union Springs
c/o 9070 Hwy 2
Shongaloo
United
8458 Hwy 127 S
Jena
71343 LaSalle
United
146 Gene Keen Rd
Winnfield
United C & W Inc
PO Box 8
Campti
71411 (318) 476-3739 Natchitoches
*United Outreach 3236 Pines Road
Shreveport
*Unity 1
414 Hamilton St
Franklin
70538 (985) 687-3579 Evangeline
Unity
PO Box 606
Cotton Valley
Unity
PO Box 275
Delhi
71232 Richland
Unity
PO Box 1342
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-3284 Beauregard
Unity
1401 Pine St
Lake Charles
70601 (337) 436-7754 Carey
Unity
1339 Highway 587
Oak Grove
71263 (318) 428-8863 Bayou Macon
Unity
11460 Hwy 190
Opelousas
70570 (337) 543-6046 Acadia
Unity
6509 Magnolia Ln
Pineville
71360 (318) 466-5923 North Rapides
University
5775 Highland Road
Baton Rouge
70808 (225) 766-9474 Baton Rouge
University
1094 LSU-E Dr
Eunice
70535 (337) 457-7575 Acadia
University
4505 Lake St
Lake Charles
70605 (337) 480-9410 Carey
University
PO Box 1311
Ruston
71273 (318) 255-8195 Concord Union
University
904 Menard St
Thibodaux
70301 (985) 446-5818 Bayou Baptist
*Urban Family
PO Box 50911
New Orleans
70150 New Orleans
Utility
PO Box 156
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-8734 Ouachita
-V-
Valence Street
802 Jefferson Ave
New Orleans
70115 (504) 897-2855 New Orleans
Valentine
PO Box 105
Lockport
70374 (985) 532-2251 Bayou Baptist
*Vatican
PO Box 765
Carencro
70520 (337) 326-6038 Evangeline
Verda
4299 Highway 71
Colfax
71417 (318) 627-5144 Big Creek
Vernon
4274 Riser Rd
Ruston
Vick
2803 Highway 1196
Vick
71331 (318) 253-9697 North Rapides
Victory
PO Box 168
Estherwood
70534 (337) 400-9936 Acadia
Victory
19548 McCain I Rd #1
Franklinton
70438 (985) 839-9870 Washington
Victory
43385 N Little Italy Rd
Hammond
Victory
1540 White Sulphur Springs RdJena
71342 (318) 992-0942 LaSalle
Victory
740 Finks Hideaway Rd
Monroe
*Victory
12238 LeBlanc Ln
Walker
Victory of Plaquemine
58020 Robertson Street
Plaquemine
70764 Baton Rouge
*Vida Nueva, Ponchatoula
112 S 3rd St
Ponchatoula
Vietnamese of New Orleans 203 17th St
Gretna
70115 (504) 362-0056 New Orleans
Vietnamese Hope
Baton Rouge
70805 (225) 926-0605 Baton Rouge
Vieux Carre’
711 Dauphine St
New Orleans
70116 New Orleans
90
Vintage of New Orleans
6221 S Claiborne Ave,Box 609 New Orleans
70125 (504) 324-2374 New Orleans
Vinton First
PO Box 1598
Vinton
70668 (337) 589-4011 Carey
-W-
Wadesboro
14355 Wadeboro Rd
Ponchatoula
Wakefield
PO Box 158
Wakefield
70784 (225) 635-4844 William Wallace
Walker
PO Box 220
Walker
*Walker Community Ministries 28245 Old South Walker Rd Walker
70785 (225) 664-1115 Baton Rouge
Wallace
5605 Hwy 177
Pelican
71063 (318) 796-3860 DeSoto
Wallace Ridge
14566 Hwy 124
Jonesville
71343 (318) 339-9946 Ouachita
Waller
456 Waller Ave
Bossier City
Walnut Grove
2204 Highway 492
Colfax
71417 (318) 542-2175 Big Creek
Walnut Grove
PO Box 94
Pioneer
71266 (318) 926-5331 Bayou Macon
Walnut Ridge
1254 Arcadia Rd
Quitman
Wardline
11639 Wardline Road
Hammond
Warsaw
2829 Hwy 577 South
Delhi
71232 (318) 722-6114 Madison
Washington
PO Box 415
Washington
70589 (337) 826-8899 Acadia
Watson
PO Box 675
Watson
Wayside
PO Box 875
Ball
71405 (318) 765-9697 Big Creek
Welcome Home
3778 Hwy 34
Dodson
71422 (318) 628-2601 Shady Grove
Welcome Home
2082 Highway 561
Hebert
71418 (318) 248-3166 Richland
Weldon
15059 Hwy 2 Alt
Bernice
71222 (318) 285-9281 Concord Union
Welsh First
500 S Adams St
Welsh
70591 (337) 734-3213 Carey
West Lake
PO Box 778
Doyline
West Marrero
605 Jung Blvd
Marrero
70072 New Orleans
West New Home
1799 Highway 134
Rayville
71269 (318) 728-3865 Richland
West St Charles
13099 Hwy 90
Boutte
70039 (985) 785-0584 New Orleans
*Westbank Mission
2442 Kathleen Dr
Marrero
70072 New Orleans
Western Hills
4153 Pines Rd
Shreveport
Westlake
8379 N Lakeshore Dr
Shreveport
Westlake First
501 Sulphur Ave
Westlake
70669 (337) 439-5758 Carey
Weston
112 Weston Ch Rd
Jonesboro
Westport Friendship
107 Singletary Road
Pitkin
70656 (318) 634-7400 Mt Olive
Westside
PO Box 877
Ferriday
71334 (318) 757-8113 Delta
Westside
1437 Sutherland Rd
Lake Charles
70611 (337) 855-9422 Carey
Westside
6834 Hwy 1 Bypass
Natchitoches
71457 (318) 352-2383 Natchitoches
Westside
PO Box 11521
New Iberia
70562 (337) 365-4302 Evangeline
Westside
40375 W I-55 Service Rd
Ponchatoula
Westside Of Delhi
PO Box 425
Delhi
71232 (318) 878-5109 Richland
Westside Community PO Box 587
Addis
70710 (225) 776-0693 Baton Rouge
Westside Emmanuel
1107 W 9th St
Bogalusa
70427 (985) 732-9602 Washington
Westview
PO Box 49
Amite
70422 Two Rivers
Westview
1800 Blankenship Dr
DeRidder
70634 (337) 463-7563 Beauregard
Westwood
13907 Johns Gin Rd
Keithville
Westwood
2317 Westwood Rd
Westlake
70669 (337) 433-8677 Carey
Wilda
75 Saint Clair Rd
Boyce
Williams Boulevard
3000 Williams Blvd
Kenner
70065 (504) 443-2363 New Orleans
Willow Bayou
1008 Willow Bayou Road
Tallulah
71282 (318) 574-3502 Madison
Willow Point
5500 S Lakeshore Dr
Shreveport
Wood Springs
2687 Woodsprings Road
Logansport
71049 (318) 686-6325 DeSoto
Wooddale
1815 Kilkenny St
Alexandria
Woodhaven
10318 Hwy 1064
Tickfaw
Woodland
27929 Hwy 1037
Springfield
Woodland Hills
8620 Blanchard Furrh Rd
Shreveport
Woodland Park
1909 J W Davis Dr
Hammond
Woodlawn
5805 Jones Creek
Baton Rouge
70817 (225) 753-1667 Baton Rouge
Woodlawn
20080 Witherwax Rd
Iowa
70647 (337) 582-3473 Carey
Woodlawn
PO Box 506
Rayville
71269 (318) 728-2131 Richland
Woodridge
850 E Bert Kouns
Shreveport
-Y-
Yancy Road
179 Yancy Road
Glenmora
71433 (337) 461-2805 Mt Olive
Yankee Springs
760 Yankee Spring Rd
Goldonna
-Z-
Zebedee
774 Burke Rd
Rayville
71269 Richland
Zenoria
PO Box 41
Trout
71371 LaSalle
Zion
562 Hwy 472
Georgetown
71432 (318) 827-5972 Big Creek
Zion Hill
PO Box 60
Negreet
71460 (318) 256-2270 Sabine
Zion Hill
2462 Hwy 15
Spearsville
71277 (318) 368-7788 Concord Union
Zion Hill
1272 Tannehill Rd
Winnfield
Zion Hill Of Williana Inc
3744 Highway 167
Dry Prong
71423 (318) 899-5944 Big Creek
Zoar
11848 Hooper Rd
Baton Rouge
70818 (225) 261-3434 Baton Rouge
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VOCATIONAL EVANGELISTS
BP
E
E-Y
E-C
M-E
Bible Prophecy
Evangelist
Evangelist/Youth
Evangelist/Chalk
Music Evangelist
E-M
E-ME
E-Y/CH
PA
Evangelist/Magician
Evangelist/Music Evangelist
Evangelist-Youth/Children
Pastor Advisor
Disclaimer: The following list of Vocational Evangelists is a combination of
Evangelists involved in the Louisiana Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelists
(LaCOSBE) and other Louisiana Vocational Evangelists. This Database of Louisiana
Baptist Ministers should not be taken as an endorsement of any individual by the
Louisiana Baptist Convention or as an indication of accountability to the Louisiana
Baptist Convention with respect to any person named.
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Adams, Moody Aulds, Joe E E 11715 Bricksoe Ave 181 Harrison Rd Baton Rouge Ruston LA LA 70816
71270
E PO Box 12810 Lake Charles LA 70612
PO Box 496136 409 East North Street Garland Magnolia TX AR 75049
71753
E
29028 White Hayes Ck Franklinton LA 70438
M-E 180 Sandy Hollow Lp Jena LA 71342
Longville Longville Independence LA LA LA 70652
70652
71443
-BBritt, Bill -CCourtney, Michael
E Crusaders Ministries M-E -EElder, Rick -FFranklin, Craig -GGillespie, Rich/Jackie M/CK 108 Bettye Loop Gist, Al BP 224 Al Gist Rd Glasscock, Jeremy E 29216 Hubert -HHanna, David Harris, Price Hertless, Rick Holland, Sonny E M-E M/P E PO Box 850 438 Mars Dr PO Box 1569 PO Box 265 Coushatta Shreveport Rockdale Clinton LA LA TX LA 71019
71106
76567
70722
E 20649 Busby Rd Van Cleve MS 39565
-IIvey, Richard 92
-LLanier, Mark
Lisemby, Darry
Lisemby Family
Longoria, Lyndon
M-E
M-E
M-E/B
E
5824 Wanda Trail
PO Box 84
PO Box 7 PO Box 23
Ball
Kingsland
Kingsland
DeRidder
LA
AR
AR
LA
71405
71652
71652
70634
E
E
E
M-E
3525 Tilden Train
PO Box 43
1901 SW Pine Ave
PO Box 372
New Braunsfels
Rhinehart
Bentonville
Monterey
TX
LA
AR
LA
78132
71363
72712
71354
M-E
10613 Peck Rd
Lumberton
TX
77657
PO Box 457
300 Joe Drive
Delhi
Many
LA
LA
71232
71449
E
2314 Foster Ln
Westlake
LA
70669
M-E
M-E
155 Mitchell Rd
15166 Oak Shadows.
DeRidder
Prairieville
LA
LA
70634
70769
-MMaroney, Gary
McDowell, Scotty
Moore, Sam
Mount, Brad
-PThe Pearsons
-SSanctuary Quartet
M-E
Stephenson, Vernon E
-TThomas, Lee
-WWillis, Mackey
Willis, Phillip
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CHURCH WEBSITE ADDRESSES
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Addis, First (Baton Rouge)
Airline, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Airline, Metairie (New Orleans)
Alpine First, Pineville (North Rapides)
Ames Boulevard, Marrero (New Orleans)
Amite, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Antioch, Minden (Webster Claiborne)
Ascension, Gonzales (Baton Rouge)
Atlanta, Atlanta (North Central Baptist)
-B
Baldwin Baptist Mission (Gulf Coast)
Ban Suk Korean, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Banks Springs, Columbia (Caldwell)
Baptist Bible Fellowship, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Barksdale, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Bayou Oaks, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Bayou Plaquemine, Plaquemine (Baton Rouge)
Bayou Rouge, Evergreen (Louisiana)
Bayou Vista, Morgan City (Gulf Coast)
Bedico, Ponchatoula (Northshore Baptist)
Belfair, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Bellaire, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Belle Park, Haughton (Northwest Louisiana)
Bellview, Westlake (Carey)
Bethany, Bethany (Northwest Louisiana)
Bethel Ministries, Jennings (Carey)
Bethel, Livingston (Eastern Louisiana)
Bethel, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Bethlehem, Albany (Northshore Baptist)
Beulah, Farmerville (Concord Union)
Big Island, Deville (North Rapides)
Bistineau, Heflin (Webster Claiborne)
Bluff Creek, Clinton (William Wallace)
Boeuf River, Winnsboro (Deer Creek)
Bogue Falaya, Folsom (Northshore Baptist)
Bonita Road, Bastrop (Morehouse)
Bridge Church/West St. Tammany Mission (Northshore Baptist)
Bridgedale, Metairie (New Orleans)
Broadmoor Hispanic, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Broadmoor, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Brookwood, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Bryceland, Bienville (Bienville)
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Calumet, Patterson (Gulf Coast)
Calvary Of Gardner, Boyce (Central Louisiana)
Calvary Spanish, Morgan City (Gulf Coast)
Calvary, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
Calvary, Homer (Webster Claiborne)
Calvary, Lafayette (Evangeline)
Calvary, Many (North Sabine)
Calvary, Merryville (Beauregard)
Calvary, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Calvary, Ruston (Concord Union)
Calvary, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Calvary, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
Calvary, Springhill (Webster Claiborne)
Canal Blvd Deaf, New Orleans (New Orleans)
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www.churchataddis.com
www.airlinebaptist.com
www.abcfaith.com
www.alpinefbc.net
www.amesblvd.com
www.myamite.org
antiochbaptistminden.org
www.ascensionbaptist.org
atlantabaptistchurch.org
baldwinbaptist.org
www.bansukamen.com
www.netministries.org/see/churches.exe/ch07150
www.facebook.com/livinglife2gether
www.barksdalebaptist.org
www.BayouOaksBaptist.com
www.bayouplaqueminechurch
www.bayourouge.net
www.bvbch.org
www.bedicobaptist.org
www.belfairchurch.org
www.bellairebaptist.org
www.belleparkbaptist.org
www.bellviewbaptistwestlake.org
www.bethanybaptistla.com
www.bethelfamily.net
www.orgsites.com/la/bethelbaptistchurch
www.bethel-church.net
www.bbccares.com
www.beulahfarmerville.org
www.bigislandbc.org
www.bistineaubaptist.org
www.bluffcreekbaptistchurch.org
www.liddieville.com
www.bfbchurch.org
www.bonitaroadbaptistchurch.com
www.bridgenorthshore.com
bridgedalebaptist.wordpress.com
www.braodmoor.tv
www.broadmoor.tv
www.brookwoodbaptist.com
www.brycelandbaptistchurch.org
www.calumetbaptist.org
www.cbcgardner.com
www.iblec.org
www.calvarynet.net
www.calvarybaptisthomer.com
www.calvarybaptistlaf.org
www.cbcmany.net
www.library.beau.org/~calvary/
www.calvaryneworleans.com
www.calvaryruston.org
www.calvaryshreveport.org
www.calvarybaptistchurchslidell.com
calvarybaptistspringhill.org
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Canal Street Mosaic, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Canal Street Mosaico Hispano, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Cedar Crest, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Cedar Hill, Grand Cane (DeSoto)
Celebration Church (SBC), Metairie (New Orleans)
Celebration, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
Central, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Central, Gonzales (Eastern Louisiana)
Central, Springhill (Webster Claiborne)
Cherry Ridge, Bastrop (Morehouse)
Christ Church, Lafayette (Evangeline)
Christ Covenant, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Christ, Harvey (New Orleans)
Christ, Houma (Bayou Baptist)
Christian Faith, Eunice (Acadia)
Christ’s Community, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
ChristWay, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Church Acadiana, Lafayette (Evangeline)
Church of the Nations, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Church without Walls, Youngsville (Evangeline)
Circle, Baker (Baton Rouge)
Clarion, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Clifton, Franklinton (Washington)
College Place, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Colyell, Livingston (Eastern Louisiana)
Comite, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Community Bible, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Community Church, Springfield (Eastern Louisiana)
Cook, Ruston (Concord Union)
Cooper, Leesville (Vernon Baptist)
Coteau, Houma (Bayou Baptist)
Crescent City Rock, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Crockett Point, Winnsboro (Deer Creek)
Cross Branded, Pineville (North Rapides)
Cross Creek Cowboy, Zachary (Baton Rouge)
Cross Point, Benton (Northwest Louisiana)
Crossgate First, Robert (Northshore Baptist)
CrossPoint, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Crosspoint, Galliano (Bayou Baptist)
CrossPoint, West Monroe (Other Churches)
Crossroads Community, Kenner (New Orleans)
Crossroads, Hammond (Northshore Baptist)
Crossroads, Vinton (Carey)
Cypress, Benton (Northwest Louisiana)
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DaySpring, Ruston (Concord Union)
Desire Fellowship, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Don Avenue, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Dutchtown, Prairieville (Baton Rouge)
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East Jena, Jena (LaSalle)
East Leesville, Leesville (Vernon Baptist)
East Ridge, Lake Charles (Carey)
Eastwood, Haughton (Northwest Louisiana)
Ebenezer, Jonesboro (North Central Baptist)
Edgewater, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Edgewood Reformed, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
El Aposento Alto Hispanic, Florien (Sabine)
Elizabeth, Elizabeth (Mt Olive)
Ellerbe Rd, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Elm Grove, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
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www.canalmosaic.org
www.canalmosaic.org
www.carrolltonavenuebaptistchurch.org
www.ccbchurch.org
www.thecedarhillbaptistchurch.com
www.Celebrationchurch.org
www.celebrationchurch.org
www.cbcbossier.org
www.centralbaptistgonzales.com
www.cenbap.com
www.cherryridgebaptist.com
www.wearechristchurch.org
www.sbcbr.org
www.christbaptistharvey.net
christbaptisthouma.com
fbc-chataignier.org
www.cccds.net
www.christwayfellowship.org
www.churchacadiana.com
www.churchofthenations.org
www.cwow.net
www.circlebaptist.com
theclarionchurch.org
www.cliftonbaptistchurch.org
www.collegeplacebaptist.com
www.colyellbc.org
www.comite.org
cbbchurch.org
www.communitychurchofspringfield.com
www.cookbc.org
www.cooperbaptist.org
www.coteaubaptist.com
www.crescentcityrock.org
crockettpointbaptistchurch.com
www.whosridingwhere.com/Promoter/Details/crossbranded
Crosscreekcowboychurch.com
crosspointbossier.org
www.crossgatechurch.net
www.crosspointchurch.org
crosspointgalliano.com
www.crosspointinc.org
www.crossroadskenner.com
www.crossroadshammond.com
www.church4me.org
www.cypressbaptist.org
www.dayspringruston.webs.com
desirefellowship.org
www.donavenue.org
www.dutchtownbaptist.org
www.ejbc.org
www.elbchurch.org/
www.eastridgebaptistchurchlakecharles.com
www.eastwoodbaptist.com
www.myebenezer.com/
www.edgewaterbc.org
www.iamedgewood.org
www.elaposentoaltobaptist/florien.com
www.elizbaptistchurch.com
www.ellerbebaptist.org
www.elmgrovebaptist.com
Elwood, Forest Hill (Mt Olive)
Emmanuel, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
Emmanuel, Lafayette (Evangeline)
Emmanuel, Minden (Webster Claiborne)
Emmanuel, Oakdale (Mt Olive)
Emmanuel, Ruston (Concord Union)
Emmanuel, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
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Fair Park, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Fairview, Coushatta (Red River)
Faith, Livingston (Eastern Louisiana)
Family of Faith, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Family of Grace, Alexandria (North Rapides)
FBC, Cotton Valley (Webster Claiborne)
Fellowship of Central, Greenwell Sp (Baton Rouge)
Fellowship, Prairieville (Baton Rouge)
Fellowship, S. Ascension (Baton Rouge)
Ferry Lake, Oil City (Northwest Louisiana)
Fifth Ward, Marksville (Louisiana)
Fillmore, Princeton (Northwest Louisiana)
First Hispanic, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
First Korean, Metairie (New Orleans)
First of Lydia (Evangeline)
First Spanish American, New Orleans (New Orleans)
First West Fairbanks, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Arcadia (Bienville)
First, Baker (Baton Rouge)
First, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
First, Belle Chasse (New Orleans)
First, Blanchard (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Bogalusa (Washington)
First, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Broussard (Evangeline)
First, Calhoun (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Castor (Bienville)
First, Chalmette (New Orleans)
First, Chataignier (Acadia)
First, Choudrant (Concord Union)
First, Columbia (Caldwell)
First, Coushatta (Red River)
First, Covington (Northshore Baptist)
First, Delhi (Richland)
First, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
First, DeQuincy (Carey)
First, DeRidder (Beauregard)
First, Doyline (Webster Claiborne)
First, Eunice (Acadia)
First, Ferriday (Delta)
First, Folsom (Northshore Baptist)
First, Franklinton (Washington)
First, French Settlement (Eastern Louisiana)
First, Gonzales (Baton Rouge)
First, Gramercy (Baton Rouge)
First, Greensburg (Two Rivers)
First, Greenwood (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Gueydan (Acadia)
First, Harahan (New Orleans)
First, Harrisonburg (Ouachita)
First, Haughton (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Haynesville (Webster Claiborne)
First, Holden (Eastern Louisiana)
First, Hornbeck (Sabine)
First, Houma (Bayou Baptist)
First, Jena (LaSalle)
First, Jonesboro (North Central Baptist)
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www.elwoodBaptistChurch.com
www.emmanuelalexandria.org
www.emmanuelchurchlafayette.com
www.ebcminden.com
www.ebc-oakdale.org
www.ebcruston.org/
www.ebcshreveport.org
www.fairparkwm.com
www.myfairviewbaptist.org
www.faithbclivingston.com
www.familyoffaithsbc.com
www.family-grace.com
www.fbccv.net
www.fbcofcentral.org
www.fellowshipchurch.cc
www.fellowshipchurch.cc
www.ferrylakebaptist.org
www.fwbaptistchurch.org
www.fillmorebaptist.org
www.fbbc.org
www.nofbc.hompee.com
www.lydiabaptist.org
www.facebook.com/pibha
www.firstwest.cc
www.firstarcadia.com
www.fbcbaker.com
www.fbcbr.com
www.firstbaptistbc.net
www.fbcblanchard.com
www.fbcbogalusa.com
www.firstbossier.com
www.fbcbroussard.com
www.firstcal.org
www.firstbaptistcastor.org
www.fbcchalmette.org/
www.fbc-chataignier.org
www.fbcchoudrant.com
www.columbiafbc.360connectedchurch.com
www.fbccoushatta.com
www.fbccov.org
www.delhifbc.com
www.firstdenham.com
www.fbcdq.org
www.fbcderidder.org
fbcdoyline.org
www.fbce.net
www.ferridayfbc.com
www.fbcfolsom.com
www.fbcfranklinton.org
www.fs1bc.org
www.fbcg.net
www.fbcgramercy.com
www.fbcgreensburg.webs.com
firstgreenwood.org
www.gueydanfirstbaptist.org
www.fbcharahan.org
www.fbcharrisonburg.org
www.fbchaughton.org
www.baptistsites.net/fbchaynesville
www.holdenbaptistchurch.org
www.fbchornbeck.org
www.fbchouma.com
www.fbcjena.com
www.firstjonesboro.org
First, Jonesville (Ouachita)
First, Keithville (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Kenner (New Orleans)
First, Krotz Springs (Baton Rouge)
First, Lacombe (Northshore Baptist)
First, Lafayette (Evangeline)
First, Lake Providence (Bayou Macon)
First, LaPlace (New Orleans)
First, Leesville (Vernon Baptist)
First, Lockport (Bayou Baptist)
First, Logansport (DeSoto)
First, Longville (Beauregard)
First, Luling (New Orleans)
First, Mandeville (Northshore Baptist)
First, Mansfield (DeSoto)
First, Many (Sabine)
First, Marrero (New Orleans)
First, Milton (Evangeline)
First, Minden (Webster Claiborne)
First, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Morgan City (Gulf Coast)
First, Moss Bluff (Carey)
First, Napoleonville (Bayou Baptist)
First, Natchitoches (Natchitoches)
First, New Iberia (Evangeline)
First, New Orleans (New Orleans)
First, New Roads (Baton Rouge)
First, Norco (New Orleans)
First, Oak Grove (Bayou Macon)
First, Oakdale (Mt Olive)
First, Oil City (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Olla (LaSalle)
First, Opelousas (Acadia)
First, Patterson (Gulf Coast)
First, Pearl River (Northshore Baptist)
First, Pineville (North Rapides)
First, Plaquemine (Baton Rouge)
First, Pollock (Big Creek)
First, Ponchatoula (Northshore Baptist)
First, Port Allen (Baton Rouge)
First, Rayville (Richland)
First, Reserve (Baton Rouge)
First, Ringgold (Bienville)
First, Ruston (Concord Union)
First, Scott (Evangeline)
First, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
First, Simsboro (Concord Union)
First, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
First, Springfield (Northshore Baptist)
First, St. Rose (New Orleans)
First, Sterlington (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Sulphur (Carey)
First, Swartz (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Tallulah (Madison)
First, Thibodaux (Bayou Baptist)
First, Urania (LaSalle)
First, Vidalia (Delta)
First, Ville Platte (Acadia)
First, Vivian (Northwest Louisiana)
First, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
First, Westwego (New Orleans)
First, Wilson (William Wallace)
First, Winnfield (North Central Baptist)
First, Youngsville (Evangeline)
First, Zachary (William Wallace)
Florida Boulevard, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Ford Park, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
www.fbcjonesville.org
www.firstbaptistkeithville.org
www.fbckenner.org
www.fbckrotzsprings.org
www.fbclacombe.org
www.fbclaf.org/
www.fbclakeprovidence.com
www.fbclaplace.org
www.fbc-leesville.org
www.fbclockport.org
www.fbclogansport.com
www.firstlongville.org
www.fbcluling.org
www.fbcmandeville.org
www.firstmansfield.org
www.fbcmany.org
fbcmarrero.com
www.fbcmilton.com
www.firstminden.org
www.firstmonroe.com
fbcmc.org
www.fbcmossbluff.org
fbcnapoleonville.org
www.fbcnatchitoches.net
www.fbcni.net
www.fbno.org
www.fbcnr.org
www.fbcnorco.org
www.fbcoakgrove.com
www.fbcoakdale.com
www.firstbaptistoilcity.com
www.ollafirstbaptistchurch.org
www.myfbco.org
www.fbcpatterson.com
www.FBCPR.com
www.fbcpineville.net
www.fbcplaquemine.org
www.fbcpollock.org
www.fbcponchatoula.com
www.fbcofportallen.com
www.fbcrayville.org/
www.fbcreserve.org
ringgoldfirstbaptist.org
www.fbcruston.org
www.firstbaptistscott.org
www.fbcshreveport.org
www.simsborofirstbaptist.com
www.fbcslidell.org
www.fbcspringfield.net
www.fbcsaintrose.org
www.fbcsterlington.com
www.fbcsulphur.org/
www.fbcswartz.org
www.fbctallulah.com
www.fbcthibodaux.org
www.fbcurania.org
www.fbcvidalia.com
www.fbcvp.com
www.fbcvivian.org
www.firstwest.cc
www.firstwego.org
www.bigkinglsu.com/FBCWilson
www.fbcwinn.com
www.fbcy.com
www.fbcz.org
www.fbbc.org
www.fordpark.org
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Fordoche, Fordoche (Baton Rouge)
Forest, Forest (Bayou Macon)
Foster Road, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Franklin Avenue, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Freedom Biker, Lafayette (Evangeline)
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Galilee, Zachary (William Wallace)
Gateway, Ball (North Rapides)
Gentilly, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Georgetown, Georgetown (Big Creek)
Gillis First (Carey)
Glen Oaks, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Gloster, Gloster (DeSoto)
Good Hope, Singer (Beauregard)
Good News, Destrehan (New Orleans)
Gospel Community, Alexandria (Other Churches)
Grace Community, Lake Charles (Other Churches)
Grace Community, Mandeville (Northshore Baptist)
Grace Memorial, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
Grace of Bossier City, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Grace, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Grace, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Graceworks, Prairieville (Baton Rouge)
Grand Cane, Grand Cane (DeSoto)
Grawood, Keithville (Northwest Louisiana)
Greenwell Springs, Greenwell Springs (Baton Rouge)
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Harbor Community, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Haven, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Hebron, Bush (Northshore Baptist)
Hebron, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Heritage, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Highland, Bogalusa (Washington)
Highland, New Iberia (Evangeline)
Highland, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Hillcrest, Franklinton (Washington)
His Church, Pineville (North Rapides)
Homewood, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
Hope, Covington (Northshore Baptist)
Hope, Metairie (New Orleans)
Horseshoe Drive, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
Houston River, Sulphur (Carey)
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Ida, Ida (Northwest Louisiana)
Iglesia Hispana, Lake Charles (Carey)
Immanuel, Central (Baton Rouge)
Immanuel, Hammond (Northshore Baptist)
Immanuel, Morgan City (Gulf Coast)
Impact Church, New Orleans (New Orleans)
In His Hands, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Iowa First (Carey)
Istrouma, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
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Jefferson, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Jenkins Memorial, St Martinville (Evangeline)
Jennings First (Carey)
Jerusalem, Calhoun (Northeast Louisiana)
Jerusalem, Hammond (Northshore Baptist)
Journey Church East, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
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www.fordochebc.com
www.ForestBaptist.com
www.fosterroad.org
www.franklinabc.com
www.freedombikerchurch.com
www.galileebc.com
www.gatewaynow.net
www.gentillychurch.org
www.georgetownbaptistchurch.com
www.fbcgillis.org
www.glenoaksbc.com
www.glosterbaptist.org
www.beau.lib.la.us/~goodhope/
www.goodnewsbc1.org
www.gccalexandria.org
www.gracecommunitypulpit.blogspot.com
www.GCBCMandeville.org
www.discovergrace.us
gracebaptistbossier.org
www.gracemidcity.com
www.graceforneworleans.com
www.graceworksla.com
www.grandcanebc.org
www.grawoodbc.net
www.greenwellsprings.com
www.harbornola.com
www.havenbr.com
www.hbcbush.com
www.hbcdenham.org
www.hbcshreveport.com
www.HBC-Bogalusa.org
www.hbcni.org/
www.highwest.net
www.hbcfranklinton.com
www.hischurchinpineville.com/
www.homewoodchurch.net
www.hopechurchla.com
hopenola.com
www.horseshoebaptist.org
www.houstonriverbc.org
www.facebook.com/idabaptistchurch
tbclc.org
www.ibcbr.org
www.ibchammond.org
www.ibcmc.org
www.impactlife.tv
www.inhishandsbc.com
www.iowafbc.com
www.istrouma.org
www.jeffersonbaptist.org
www.jenkinsbaptist.org
www.fbcjennings.com
jbccalhoun.org
www.jbcpc.org
www.thelifejourneychurch.com
Journey Church, Pineville (North Rapides)
Judson, Walker (Eastern Louisiana)
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Kingston Road, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Kingsville, Ball (North Rapides)
Koran, Haughton (Northwest Louisiana)
Korean of Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
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Lafayette Korean, Lafayette (Evangeline)
Lake Arthur First (Carey)
Lake Charles First (Carey)
Lakeshore, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Life Church, Mandeville (Northshore Baptist)
Life Church, Sulphur (Other Churches)
Lifehouse, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Lighthouse, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Lighthouse, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Line Creek, Kentwood (Two Rivers)
Linwood, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Live Oak, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Live Oak, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Living Waters, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Logos and Life, Plaquemine (Baton Rouge)
Longview, Deville (North Rapides)
Ludington, DeRidder (Beauregard)
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Macedonia, Holden (Eastern Louisiana)
Manchac, Akers (Northshore Baptist)
Mangham, Mangham (Richland)
Mansfield Road, Keithville (Northwest Louisiana)
Maplewood First, Sulphur (Carey)
Martin, Coushatta (Red River)
McClendon, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Memorial Baptist Chapel, Elm Grove (Northwest Louisiana)
Memorial, Bogalusa (Washington)
Memorial, Metairie (New Orleans)
Metairie Church (New Orleans)
Metairie, Metairie (New Orleans)
Midway, Jena (LaSalle)
Midway, Sarepta (Webster Claiborne)
Milldale, Zachary (William Wallace)
Monroe Korean, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Monroe Street, Bogalusa (Washington)
Mt Carmel, DeRidder (Vernon Baptist)
Mt Carmel, Florien (Sabine)
Mt Vernon, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Mt Zion, Prairieville (Other Churches)
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Natalbany, Natalbany (Northshore Baptist)
New Beginnings, Mandeville (Other Churches)
New Bethlehem, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
New Chapel Hill, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
New Covenant, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
New Hope, DeQuincy (Carey)
New Hope, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
New Horizon, Church Point (Acadia)
New Life Church, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
New Life Community, Pineville (Other Churches)
New Life Ministry, New Orleans (New Orleans)
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www.jcpineville.com
www.jbcla.com
www.kingstonroadbaptistchurch.org
www.kingsvillebaptist.org
www.koranbaptistchurch.com
www.kbcbr.org/
www.lkchurch.com
lakearthurfirstbaptistchurch.com
www.fbclc.com
www.mylakeshore.org
www.lifechurchinfo.com
www.life-swla.com
www.lifehousecitychurch.com
www.facebook.com/lighthousebcmonroe
www.Lighthousebapt.com
www.linecreekbc.com
www.lbcnewlife.com
www.liveoakbaptist.org
www.liveoaknola.com
www.livingwatersbf.com
www.logosandlife.com
www.longviewbaptistchurch.com
ludingtonbaptist@facebook
www.Historicmacedoniachurch.org
www.facebook.com/ManchacBaptistChurch
www.manghambaptist.org
www.mansfieldroadbaptistchurch.com
www.maplewoodfbc.com
www.martinbaptistchurch.org
www.mbcwm.org
www.memorialbaptistchapel.org
mbcbogalusa.com
mbcmetairie.org
metairiechurch.com
www.metairiebc.org
www.midwaybaptistjena.com
www.25244.lifewaylink.com
www.milldale.org
www.firstwest.cc
www.monroestreetbaptistchurch.com
No web Site
www.mcbcflorien.org
www.mvbcwm.com
www.mtzionfirstbaptist.com
www.natalbanybaptist.com
www.nbchurchnorth.com
www.NBBCWATSON.COM
www.newchapelhillbaptist.com
www.newcovenantDS.com
www.newhopedequincy.org
www.newhopemonroe.org
www.cpbaptistmission.org
www.nlcbr.com
www.nlcccenla.com
mynewlifeministry.org
New Life Spanish, Marrero (New Orleans)
New Life, DeRidder (Beauregard)
New Orleans Chinese, Kenner (New Orleans)
New Prospect, Dry Prong (Big Creek)
New River, St Amant (Baton Rouge)
New Salem, New Orleans (New Orleans)
New Testament, Harvey (New Orleans)
New Zion, Bossier (Northwest Louisiana)
New Zion, Covington (Northshore Baptist)
Norris Ferry, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
North Acres, Minden (Webster Claiborne)
North Central, Delhi (Deer Creek)
North Eunice, Eunice (Acadia)
North Monroe - Bastrop (Morehouse)
North Monroe, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
North Shreve, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Northshore, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
Northside, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Northwoods, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
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Oak Grove, Prairieville (Baton Rouge)
Oak Hill, Bastrop (Morehouse)
Oak Park, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Of The Way, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Old Bethel, Clarks (Caldwell)
Old Pisgah, Marthaville (North Sabine)
Old Saline, Castor (Bienville)
One Life, Walker (Eastern Louisiana)
Open Door, Lake Charles (Other Churches)
Open Gate Western Heritage, Lake Charles (Carey)
Open Road Fellowship, Haughton (Northwest Louisiana)
Ouachita, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
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Parkview, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
Parkview, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Parkview, Metairie (New Orleans)
Parkview, Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Philadelphia, Deville (North Rapides)
Pilgrim Rest, Covington (Northshore Baptist)
Pine First, Pine (Washington)
Pine Grove, Livingston (Eastern Louisiana)
Pine Grove, Ruby (North Rapides)
Pineville Park, Pineville (North Rapides)
Pisgah, Bernice (Concord Union)
Plain Dealing, Plain Dealing (Northwest Louisiana)
Pleasant Hill, DeRidder (Beauregard)
Poydras, Saint Bernard (New Orleans)
Praise Temple, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Providence Road, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
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Quitman, Quitman (North Central Baptist)
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Red Bluff, Folsom (Northshore Baptist)
Redeemer, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Redeemer, Keithville (Northwest Louisiana)
Restoration, Metairie (New Orleans)
Ridge Avenue, West Monroe (Northeast Louisiana)
Ridge Memorial, Slidell (Northshore Baptist)
River Of Life Worship Center, Port Vincent (Eastern Louisiana)
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www.nlbcd.org
www.chinesebaptist.us
www.newprospectbc.com
www.newriversbc.com
www.nsbcf.com
newtestamentbbc.com
www.newzionbaptist.org
www.newzion.net
www.norrisferrychurch.org
www.northacres.org
www.northcentral-baptist.org
northeunicebc.com
www.gracebastrop.com
www.northmonroe.com
www.northshrevebaptist.org
www.northshorechurch.net
www.northsidebaptistchurchds.org
www.northwoodsbaptistchurchshreveport.org
www.ogbcprairieville.com
www.oakhillchurch.org
www.oakparkbc.com
www.oftheway.net
www.obca.info
oldpisgahchurch.org
osbc.tinypurplegrapes.com
www.1lifechurch.com
www.opendoorswla.com
www.opengatewhc.org
www.openroadfellowship.com
www.ouachita-baptist.org
www.parkviewbaptistchurch.org
www.pbcbr.org
www.parkviewbc.com
www.pbcmonroe.com
www.pbcministry.com
www.pilgrimrestbaptist.net
www.Pinefbc.com
www.pinegrovebc.com
www.pinegrovebc.net
www.pinevillepark.org
www.pisgahchurch.com
pdbc.net
www.phbcderidder.com/
www.poydrasbaptist.org
llbrandon.com/church_home.html
www.lifeatprovidence.com
www.quitmanbaptist.org
www.rbbclife.org
www.redeemberbaptistbr.org
www.lifeatredeemer.org
restorationgathering.com
www.ridgeavenue.org/main.html
www.slidellbaptistseminary.org
www.riveroflifeworship.com
River Valley Church, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Riverbend, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Riverside, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Riverside, River Ridge (New Orleans)
Roanoke, Roanoke (Carey)
Rocky Springs, Lisbon (Webster Claiborne)
Rose Park, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
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Sale Street, Lake Charles (Carey)
Salem, Stonewall (DeSoto)
Sandy Creek, Pride (William Wallace)
Satsuma, Livingston (Eastern Louisiana)
Searcy, Trout (LaSalle)
Sharon, Port Allen (Baton Rouge)
Sherwood, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Shiloh Christian Fellowship, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Shreve City, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Social Springs, Ringgold (Red River)
Sorrento, Sorrento (Baton Rouge)
South Bossier, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
South Walker, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Southside, Mansfield (DeSoto)
Southside, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Spring Creek, Kentwood (Two Rivers)
Springhill, Ringgold (Red River)
Springs of Grace, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
St Clair, Boyce (Central Louisiana)
Start, Start (Richland)
Still Water, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Suburban, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Sulphur Community, Sulphur (Carey)
Summer Grove, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Sweetwater, Quitman (North Central Baptist)
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Teche, Breaux Bridge (Evangeline)
Teche, Centerville (Gulf Coast)
Temple of New Life, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Temple of New Life, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Temple, Jena (LaSalle)
Temple, Ruston (Concord Union)
The Bayou, Lafayette (Evangeline)
The Church of Rosepine (Beauregard)
The Covenant Church, Benton (Northwest Louisiana)
The Father’s House, West Monroe (Other Churches)
The Gathering Place, Tioga (North Rapides)
The Grove, Prairieville (Baton Rouge)
The Open Door, Lafayette (Evangeline)
The Ring Community, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
The Simple Church, Bossier City (Other Churches)
The Water’s Edge, Lake Charles (Other Churches)
The Way Church, Denham Springs (Eastern Louisiana)
Tioga First, Pineville (North Rapides)
Trees, Vivian (Northwest Louisiana)
Trinity Heights, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Trinity, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Trinity, Franklinton (Washington)
Trinity, Hammond (Northshore Baptist)
Trinity, Lake Charles (Carey)
Trinity, Many (Sabine)
Trinity, Mathews (Bayou Baptist)
Trinity, Natchitoches (Natchitoches)
Trinity, New Iberia (Evangeline)
Trinity, Pineville (North Rapides)
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www.riverbendbaptist.com
www.riversidebc.com
www.riversidelife.org
www.roanokebaptistchurchla.com
rockysprings1845.com
roseparkbaptist.org
www.salestreet.org
www.sbcstonewall.com
www.sandycreekonline.org
www.satsumabaptist.org
www.searcybaptist.com
www.sharonchurch.com
www.sherwoodbc.org
www.shilohchristianf.org
shrevecitybaptist.org
www.socialspringsbc.com
www.sbcla.net
southbossierbaptist.org
www.southwalkerbaptist.org
www.southsidemansfield.com
www.sbaptist.com/
www.springcreek-baptistchurch.com/
sbcringgold.com
www.springsofgrace.org
www.stclairbaptist.org
www.startbaptistchurch.com
stillwaterbc.org
www.suburbanbaptistchurch.org
www.sulphurcommunitychurch.com
www.summergrove.org
www.sweetwaterquitman.com
www.techebaptist.org
www.techebaptist.com
www.templeofnewlife.com
templeofnewlife.com
www.templebaptistjena.com/
www.temple-ruston.org
thebayouchurch.org
www.thechurchofrosepine.org
www.thecovenantchurch.com
www.thefathershouseworshipcenter.org
www.gatheronline.org
www.istrouma.org/thegrove
www.opendoorla.org
www.ringcommunity.org
www.thesimplechurch.tv
www.watersedgegathering.com
thewaychurchds.com
www.tiogafbc.com
www.treesbaptist.org
www.trinityheights.org
www.trinitybaptistreformed.org
www.trinityfranklinton.com
www.pumpkincenter.org/
www.tbclc.org
www.loveabounds.org
www.trinitymathews.com
www.tbcnla.net
www.trinitybaptistla.org
www.tbcpineville.com
Trinity, Turkey Creek (Mt Olive)
Twin Bridges, Alexandria (Central Louisiana)
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United Outreach, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
United, Campti (Natchitoches)
Unity 1, Franklin (Evangeline)
University, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
University, Eunice (Acadia)
University, Thibodaux (Bayou Baptist)
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Victory, Estherwood (Acadia)
Victory, Walker (Eastern Louisiana)
Vietnamese Hope, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Vietnamese, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Vieux Carre’, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Vintage, New Orleans (New Orleans)
Vinton First (Carey)
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Wadesboro, Ponchatoula (Northshore Baptist)
Walker Community Ministries, Walker (Baton Rouge)
Walker, Walker (Eastern Louisiana)
Waller, Bossier City (Northwest Louisiana)
Washington, Washington (Acadia)
Watson, Watson (Eastern Louisiana)
West St Charles, Boutte (New Orleans)
Western Hills, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Westlake First (Carey)
Westside Community, Addis (Baton Rouge)
Westside Emmanuel, Bogalusa (Washington)
Westside, Lake Charles (Carey)
Westside, Natchitoches (Natchitoches)
Westside, Ponchatoula (Northshore Baptist)
Williams Boulevard, Kenner (New Orleans)
Willow Point, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Woodland Hills, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
Woodland Park, Hammond (Northshore Baptist)
Woodland, Springfield (Northshore Baptist)
Woodlawn, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
Woodridge, Shreveport (Northwest Louisiana)
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Zoar, Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge)
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www.twinbridgesbc.com
unitedoutreachchurch.org
www.UNITEDBAPTISTCAMPTI.COM
www.u1bc.com
www.ubc-br.org/
www.ourchurch.com/member/u/ubc
www.ubcthibodaux.net
www.victorybaptistonline.net
www.victorybaptistwalker.com
www.vietnamesehope.org
www.angelfire.com/vi/no
thevieux.com
www.vintageunited.tv
www.vintonfbc.org
www.wadesborobaptistchurch.org
www.walkerministries.net
www.walkerbaptist.org
wallerbaptist.com/
www.wbclouisiana.org
www.watsonbaptist.com
www.weststcharlesbaptist.org
www.westernhillsbc.org
www.firstbaptistwestlake.org
www.thewestsidefellowship.com
www.webcbogalusa.com
www.westsidebch.org
www.westsidenatchitoches.com
www.westsideponch.com
www.williamsblvd.org
www.willowpoint.org
www.whbcblanchard.com
www.woodlandparkbaptist.org
www.wbcspringfield.com
www.wbcbr.org
www.woodridgeshreveport.org
www.zoarbaptist.org
REPORT OF EXECUTIVE BOARD
Bobby Stults, President
Thomas Strong, Vice President
Elected as President by my peers this past year continues to both humble and honor me as I
serve within this outstanding body. I assure you that God has been out front and has led all of
our steps through the great challenges of the past 12 months. Our state has appointed the finest
group of leaders to serve on this Board and I know that they honor God in their obedience and
through their dedication and service.
From the rebuilding of our BCMs to the Presidential 20/20 commission 10 KAIROS actions
being taken in our state, there is a great deal of excitement within our State. Yes, we have
encountered challenges, however, your Executive Board has met those challenges and through
their focused and dedicated efforts we have been able to glorify God. Being the president of
such a focused and dedicated group of believers is truly a great honor.
As we meet in Lafayette this fall for our annual meeting, I join with our State President, Dr.
Steve Horn and our Executive Director, Dr. David Hankins in continuing to ask God to bring
about a great resurgence and outpouring of His Holy Spirit and the winds of revival within our
great state. As President, I offer the following report from your Louisiana Baptist Convention
Executive Board. God bless you all.
Actions taken by the Executive Board during the year:
1.
2013 Fourth Quarter Financial Report (5/6/14)
Received the 2013 Fourth Quarter Executive Board Financial Report.
2.
2014 First Quarter Financial Report (5/6/14)
Received the 2014 First Quarter Executive Board Financial Report.
3.
Committee on Nominations Report (5/6/14)
Filled two vacancies on the Louisiana College board and two vacancies on the
Executive Board.
4.
Committee on Committees Report (5/6/14)
Filled one vacancy on the Committee on Order of Business, one vacancy on the
Committee on Moral and Social Concerns, one vacancy on the Committee on
Credentials and one vacancy Committee on Nominations.
5.
Louisiana Baptist Convention Committee on Louisiana Baptist History (5/6/14)
Adopted the following motion on the Louisiana Baptist Convention Committee on
Louisiana Baptist History:
That the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention recommend to
the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting at First Baptist Church, Lafayette,
November 10-11, 2014, that the duties of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Committee on Louisiana Baptist History be assigned to the state mission
services staff and that Article III, Section 8 of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Bylaws regarding the Committee on Louisiana Baptist History be deleted and
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that Article II (Permanent Plan of Organization of the Convention and its
Committees and Boards) be amended as follows:
6.
Louisiana Baptist Convention (LBC) Referred Motion (5/6/14)
Adopted the following motion in response to the referred motion from the 2013
LBC Annual Meeting (the role of the Executive Director as a voting member of the
Convention committees, the Executive Board, and various agency boards)
That the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention declines to
recommend any action regarding the motion made by Lewis Richerson,
messenger, Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, referred to it from the 2013 LBC Annual
Meeting for the following reason:
The role of the Executive Director as a voting member of the Convention
committees, the Executive Board, and various agency boards is a longstanding
practice, in some instances dating back to the 1800s. The presence of the
Executive Director in this capacity is a great value to both the individual bodies
and the Convention as a whole.
7.
Louisiana Baptist Convention (LBC) Referred Motion (5/6/14)
Adopted the following motion in response to the referred motion from the 2013
LBC Annual Meeting (Charters of LBC Boards and LBC governing documents
regarding the role of the Executive Director as a voting member of the Convention
committees, the Executive Board, and various agency boards)
That the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention declines to
recommend any action regarding the motion made by Jay Adkins, messenger,
First, Westwego, referred to it from the 2013 LBC Annual Meeting for the
following reasons:
1.
The Charters of LBC boards are not in conflict with the LBC governing
documents by naming the Executive Director of the LBC as a member
of the respective boards, those charters being explicitly authorized to
identify those who compose the members of the board, to wit: “The
composition and duties of boards of trustees of agencies and institutions
of this Convention shall be clearly set forth in the Convention resolutions
authorizing their establishment and included subsequently in appropriate
form in their respective corporate charters. All corporate charters and
amendments thereto shall be expressly approved by the Convention or by
the Executive Board of the Convention.” (LBC Bylaw, Article III, Section
1). Article III, Section 1 is an explicit exception to the prohibition of
salaried employees of the Convention serving on committees or boards of
the Convention (see LBC Bylaw, Article IV, Section 10 which reads, “No
salaried employee of this convention and its boards and committees shall
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be eligible for election as a voting member of boards or committees of this
Convention except as provided in the constitution of the Convention or
these bylaws.”). 2.
The provision in the Louisiana College charter naming the LBC executive
director as a member of the college board of trustees is not evidence of undue
influence under the rules of this Convention or of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, the college’s accrediting
body. Both the Louisiana College board of trustees and the Louisiana Baptist
Convention, as the sole member of the college corporation, have approved this
provision. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on
Colleges has not cited this provision as a violation at LC or at other Southern
Baptist schools with the same provision.
3.
The recent (2006) addition of the Executive Director to the LC board of
trustees, a practice common to other state Baptist convention schools,
is particularly useful to the LBC. In light of the numerous actions in the
last 25 years of Baptist college boards defeating the rights of their parent
conventions and going “independent”, the presence of the LBC Executive
Director as a voting member of the board serves as a strong reminder that
the board serves at the pleasure of the LBC.
8.
Second Quarter Financial Report (9/30/14)
Received the 2014 Second Quarter Executive Board Financial Report.
9.
Executive Board Audit (9/30/14)
Received the 2013 Executive Board Audit Report.
10. 2015 State Missions Services Budget (9/30/14)
Adopted the 2015 State Missions Services Budget.
11. 2015 Cooperative Program Budget Recommendation (9/30/14)
Adopted the 2015 Cooperative Program Budget of $20,831,766, pending
Convention approval.
12. Resolution of Commendation - Dr. David Hankins (9/30/14)
Adopted a Resolution of Commendation of Dr. David Hankins upon his ten year
anniversary as Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
WHEREAS, Dr. David Hankins was called by God and affirmed by the
Louisiana Baptist Convention as Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention in January 2005, and
WHEREAS, He has, for ten years, worked and ministered faithfully and
effectively to strengthen the kingdom impact of Louisiana Baptists, and
WHEREAS, As our spiritual leader of the convention, Dr. Hankins has
repeatedly called Louisiana Baptists individually to prayer, to seek revival, to
share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with those who are lost, and to participate in
kingdom ministries, and
WHEREAS, Dr. Hankins has championed the cause of Louisiana Baptists
both within our state and across the Southern Baptist Convention, and
WHEREAS, God has abundantly blessed the work of Dr. Hankins and his
co-laborers who labor beside him for the glory of God through the Louisiana
Baptist Convention;
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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Executive Board of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention, meeting September 30, 2014, wishing to
commend Dr. David Hankins, do hereby express our heartfelt gratitude to God
first and foremost for Dr. Hankins’ ministry,
BE IT RESOLVED, That we express thankfulness to God in recognition of
the consistent walk with Christ of Dr. David Hankins,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we express our appreciation to him,
Dr. David Hankins, for his commitment to the work and ministry of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention, and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That we pledge to Dr. Hankins our prayers
and support for the causes of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, throughout our
state and convention.
13. Executive Board Recommendations to the Convention (11/10/14)
Approved the Executive Board Report to the convention as printed in the Book of
Reports.
14. Election of 2014-2015 Executive Board President (11/10/14)
David Cranford, pastor of First Baptist Church, Ponchatoula, was elected as
Executive Board President for 2014-15.
15. Election of 2014-2015 Executive Board Vice President (11/10/14)
Bobby Stults, pastor of Oak Park Baptist Church, New Orleans, was elected as
Executive Board Vice President for 2014-15.
16. Executive Board Nominating Committee Report (11/10/14)
Approved the Executive Board committee assignments, Executive Board officer
nominations and Church Site Nominations.
17. Third Quarter Financial Report (11/10/14)
Received the 2014 Third Quarter Executive Board Financial Report.
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REPORTS OF EXECUTIVE BOARD COMMITTEES
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Joey Miller, Chair
The Executive Board Administrative Committee performed its assigned responsibilities in accordance with the Executive Board Bylaws.
BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
Jeff Ginn, Chair
The Executive Board Business and Finance Committee performed its assigned responsibilities
in accordance with the Executive Board Bylaws.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Bobby Stults, Chair
The Executive Committee performed its assigned responsibilities in accordance with the Executive Board Bylaws.
MISSIONS SUPPORT COMMITTEE
Tom Harrison, Chair
The Executive Board Missions Support Committee performed its assigned responsibilities in
accordance with the Executive Board Bylaws.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Matt Endris, Chair
The Executive Board Nominating Committee performed its assigned responsibilities in accordance
with the Executive Board Bylaws.
PROPERTIES COMMITTEE
Chad Bolfa, Chair
The Executive Board Properties Committee performed its assigned responsibilities in accordance
with the Executive Board Bylaws.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS
TO THE CONVENTION
1.
2015 Cooperative Program Budget
That the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting in Lafayette, Louisiana, November
10-11, 2014, adopt the 2015 Cooperative Program budget of $20,831,766 as printed
on page 18 of the Book of Reports.
2.
LBC Committee on Louisiana Baptist History
That the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting at First Baptist Church, Lafayette,
November 10-11, 2014, assign the duties of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
Committee on Louisiana Baptist History to the state missions services staff and that
Article III, Section 8 of the Louisiana Baptist Convention Bylaws regarding the
Committee on Louisiana Baptist History be deleted and that Article II (Permanent
Plan of Organization of the Convention and its Committees and Boards) be amended
as follows:
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THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
OF THE LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
8/31/2014
ASSETS
Cash and Investments (1)
$28,556,197
Inventory 42,835
Deposits and Advances
7,102
Accounts Receivable 377,010
Notes Receivable (2)
94,354
Land, Building, Equipment, Furnishings, CIP
31,156,267 Less Accumulated Depreciation
(12,122,984)19,033,283 TOTAL ASSETS
$
48,110,781
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable
$ (24,648) Unrestricted-Undesignated:
Operating Reserve 3,165,322
Net Worth in Fixed Assets18,693,452
Unrestricted-Designated:
Board Designated-Special Purpose 5,332,531 Temporarily Restricted:
Investment Equity
66,940 Grant Equity 540,792 Corpus Equity 210,362 Donor Designated-Special Purpose 9,517,253 Board Designated-Special Purpose 1,774,526 Equity in Land 345,597 Permanently Restricted:
Investment Equity 8,488,654 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$
48,110,781
(1) Cash and Investments:
Cash & Cash Equivalents
$ 5,407,129 Investments (LBF &
Guidestone)
23,149,068 Total
$28,556,197 (2) Notes Receivable:
Mission Loan Fund
$94,354 Total
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STATE MISSIONS SERVICES
FOR CHURCHES AND ASSOCIATIONS
EXECUTIVE TEAM
Bobby Stults, pastor of Oak Park, New Orleans, faithfully served as President of the
Executive Board this past year. Thomas Strong, pastor of Metairie, Metairie, served as Vice
President. Both served with diligence and dedication.
The Nominating Committee of the Board assigned members to the four major committees
and recommended their officers. Matt Endris, pastor of Fairview, Coushatta, served as
chairman and Edgar Evans, pastor of Cooper, Leesville, served as vice chairman.
The work of the Board is divided into four major committees: Administrative, Business and
Finance, Properties, and Missions Support. It is through the Administrative Committee that the
administrative policies and actions are reviewed and approved. Joey Miller, pastor of First, Kentwood,
served as chairman. The Business and Finance Committee is responsible for recommending longrange and short-range goals for the Convention, planning and recommending the Convention budget,
reviewing and appraising the audits, financial policies and practices of Convention agencies and
institutions. Jeff Ginn, pastor of Istrouma, Baton Rouge, served as chairman and Eric Harriman, pastor
of First, Columbia, served as vice chairman. The Missions Support Committee is responsible for
reviewing and approving funds for missions budget supplements, church loans, and special requests
from missions for financial assistance. Tom Harrison, executive pastor of Broadmoor, Shreveport,
served as chairman. Tommy Middleton, member of Woodlawn, Baton Rouge, served as vice
chairman. The Properties Committee is responsible for properties owned or leased by the Executive
Board. Chad Bolfa, pastor of First, Krotz Springs, served as chairman and Freddie Rodrigue, pastor of
Faith, Livonia, served as vice chairman.
Dr. Wayne Sheppard serves in the Executive Office as Executive Assistant to the Executive
Director. He also directly relates as the liaison to the Associational Directors of Missions. Dr. Joe
Arnold has served as President of the LADOM Fellowship (Louisiana Associational Directors
of Missions). The annual retreat for DOM’s and wives was held in Lafayette in May, 2014. Dr.
Hankins and Dr. Sheppard are grateful for the partnership enjoyed in these relationships and in
the effort of togetherness to reach the state of Louisiana and strengthen the churches.
Dr. Sheppard directs the Partnership Missions division. The 2020 audience of
Every People Group umbrellas this work. Multiple training events were hosted and the
development of People Group Networks continues among the churches and associations.
Volunteer mobilization of mission individuals and mission teams from Louisiana churches is
implemented through the “Cast The Net” site (the renovated site will be introduced at the 2014
annual meeting). Engagement of people groups occurs through Connect Tours. Dr. Sheppard
facilitates churches to develop an Acts 1:8 global strategy.
The LBC Annual, Church Planning Guide, and Book of Reports are also edited and
produced by the Executive Office.
BUSINESS & INFORMATION SERVICES TEAM
Dale D. Lingenfelter, Director
The Business and Information Services Team serves as a support group for all the work
of the LBC State Missions Services. The team provides expertise in the areas of financial accounting, information technology, facilities maintenance, office services and human resources.
Our goal is to enhance and support the work of all LBC Teams so they accomplish the missions
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and ministry goals of the Convention.
In addition to coordinating the Annual Church Profile (ACP) process for the state,
Shana Johnson serves as Information Services Support Manager and is responsible for the
overall information support systems of the Convention. Through her team’s effort along with
assistance from the entire State Mission Services Staff, ACP reporting maintains an above
average reporting percentage of 90.2% of LBC churches reporting. Also congratulations to the
Associational Clerks from 19 Associations who had 100% reporting.
The LBC Accounting Team, led by Rusty Johnson, continued to focus on getting the most out
of the accounting system. Further improvements were made to reporting and access to information
for State Mission Services staff and LBC churches. The Accounting Department’s focus on
accuracy, timeliness and integrity resulted in LBC receiving an excellent yearly audit report.
Tall Timbers’ Director, Sam White, and his staff continue to serve the churches of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention by providing a place for retreats, conferences, camps, seminars
and other events. This is accomplished by programs sponsored by Louisiana Baptist Convention
entities, Tall Timbers, and church groups who provide their own programs. We again saw
tremendous increases in attendance in our summer camps for youth and children in 2014. Many
people are making life-changing decisions for God at Tall Timbers each year. This year, we
completed the remodeling of the old maintenance shop which was converted back into a much
needed cabin to allow us to house more children and youth at our camps and retreats. We are
already getting rave reviews on this cabin.
The Business and Information Services Team considers all of its various areas of support work
as ministry unto the Lord. We count it a privilege to serve our Lord by serving our colleagues and
Louisiana Baptists in the work of reaching Louisiana for Christ and strengthening our churches.
BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRY
Mark Robinson, Director
What an incredible year! 2014-15 could be described as a year of new beginnings. We have
begun construction on the new BCM building at McNeese University. In spite of significant rain
delays we should be in the building by the end of the year. Matt Middlecamp has begun as the new
BCM director at Southeastern Louisiana University. He comes to us from Southern Mississippi
community colleges as a multi-campus director and the University of Arkansas staff. Ryan James
started this summer at LSU-Eunice. He is a native of the area and served on staff at Louisiana
Tech. Conan Sherlin began this summer as the director of Nicholls State University BCM. He
previously served as a BCM director in Virginia and on staff at the University of Tennessee. He
also served as a Journeyman before attending seminary.
ON THE CAMPUS
Louisiana BCM’s participated in the nationwide emphasis called Engage 24 to train and
mobilize students to share the Gospel on campus with their peers. Annual Statistics:
Students reached - 38,552
Students mobilized - 949
International students - 445
Students involved in Bible study or discipleship small groups - 1,335
Students involved in evangelism - 535
Over 475 students attended ULM’s first lunch last fall (steak out) and Louisiana Tech had over
1000 unique participants in their weekly lunch outreach. LSU was featured at the Southern
Baptist Convention in Baltimore this June. You can watch the presentation at the link below.
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ULL BCM made great impact on the campus this year and has become a strong “go to”
organization for the campus leadership. The leadership team tripled in size this year under
the leadership of Director Joe Wood.
SOME THINGS YOU NEED TO SEE!
Our student missions promotion video: https://vimeo.com/96940281
BCM website: www.lsubcm.org
Our alumni network site: www.labcmalumni.com
Follow McNeese’s BCM building progress on their Facebook page.
COMMUNICATIONS TEAM
John Kyle, Director
“What’s new?” is a common greeting in some areas of our state, but if you posed that
question to your Louisiana Baptists Communications Team the response would be “plenty!”
Since our report last year, Louisiana Baptists have a new logo, a new website and
E-newsletter, and a new initiative designed to give every person in Louisiana the opportunity
to say “yes” to a relationship with Jesus.
LouisianaBaptists.org launched in February of 2014 and provides users with a current,
user-friendly look and feel which allows them to quickly navigate the various missions and
ministries of Louisiana Baptists. Among other features, the site automatically updates itself as
people click on various resources. Check it out by visiting www.LouisianaBaptists.org.
A new social media emphasis was launched in conjunction with the new website.
Visit our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/louisianabaptists, or follow us on Twitter @
LaBaptists and join the conversation.
The weekly E-newsletter also took on a new look and has been so well received that new
subscribers are added almost every week.
Louisiana Baptists are “Here for You” is the public expression, or face, of Operation
Highways & Hedges, a multi-year, multi-platform media strategy designed to give every
person in Louisiana the opportunity to say “yes” to a relationship with Jesus over the next
several years. The initiative launched in Southwest Louisiana in early July with a second
market slated to launch in Northeast Louisiana in November. Visit www.LouisianaBaptists.
info to view and share the current spots and pray God will use this initiative to:
1. Infiltrate and influence our culture
2.
Create opportunities for spiritual discussions
3.
Motivate people to check out the Gospel and local Louisiana Baptist churches.
The Communication Team was very involved with the President’s 2020 Commission
producing videos and other content to support this effort. One of the resources created
is the 2020 Church Assessment Tool which enables local congregations to evaluate their
effectiveness in reaching the next generation and every people group and request assistance as
desired. Visit www.LouisianaBaptists.org/2020 to begin your assessment.
Stewardship and Cooperative Program are also part of our assignment. The animated
CP Rant video received national attention and stewardship resources such as Traction,
Unlimited and Compass were promoted and made available to all Louisiana Baptist
congregations. Churches using these resources report some God-honoring results. Go to www.
LouisianaBaptists.org/CP to view the video and request resources.
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The Communications Team is excited about these new communication platforms and
pray they will prove to be an asset to your ministry as well as empowering all Louisiana
Baptists to fulfill our God-given charge to share His Good News with our state and our world.
EVANGELISM-CHURCH GROWTH TEAM
Wayne Jenkins, Director
Keith Manuel, Evangelism Associate
In cooperation with the other Louisiana Baptist Convention teams and the 40
associations, we assist local churches as catalysts, consultants and conduits in all areas of
evangelism, Sunday School, Discipleship and age-graded ministries.
Istrouma Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, hosted the Evangelism Conference, which had
an approximate attendance of 1,000. For the first time in decades, the Evangelism Conference
was shortened to one day because of an ice storm that hit south Louisiana. However, Louisiana
Baptist churches provided thousands of personal care items at the Conference that were
distributed to inmates during the Angola Prison Revival. The next conference will be at
Summer Grove Baptist Church, Shreveport, on January 26-27, 2015.
David Anderson serves as the Children’s Ministry Strategist. In 2014, PreTeen Invasion
was held at two locations, Temple Baptist in Ruston and at FBC, Lafayette. These events
reached more than 1,300 children in grades 4-6. Vacation Bible School training was combined
into one retreat at Tall Timbers and was opened to churches and associational teams. Airline
Baptist Church, Bossier City, and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary hosted the
annual Childhood Education Workshop. There was record attendance of 630 weekday teachers
receiving training and encouragement.
Kevin Boles, Youth Ministry Strategist, coordinates work to reach, teach and equip
teenagers and their adult leaders. Our office conducted individual and associational Youth
Ministry consultations and Youth Sunday School leadership training conferences. Clear Youth
Camp held at Tall Timbers provided three different camp opportunities in July with record
attendance of over 980 teenagers and leaders. The Youth Evangelism Celebration continues to be
the largest ministry event in the Louisiana Baptist Convention with 7,948 attending, the largest
attendance in the event’s history. YEC moves to the larger Cajundome in Lafayette for 2014.
Jeff Ingram serves as Adult Ministry Strategist, coordinating the work of adult Sunday
School, small groups and discipleship. The January Bible Study Previews registered 115 and
the Baptist Doctrine Study Previews registered 52. The Louisiana Baptist Christian Education
Association continues to provide opportunities for ministers of education and similar positions
to find encouragement, develop strategies and form networks. The two college student GOLA
teams helped lead VBS in 22 churches this past summer. Two seminars equipping leaders in
reaching the Boomer generation were held at the Baptist Building. Strategies for pastors and
staff in Adult Sunday School, Small Groups and Discipleship continue to be developed and
implemented.
Sean Keith, Sunday School Strategist, partnered with churches and associations to offer
six regional Sunday School conferences. Approximately 1,500 people attended, representing
450 churches. Our theme was “Start Something New” encouraging churches to Start New
Groups. Resources for print and video including the webcast are available online at www.
louisianabaptists.org/churchgrowth. In partnership with Northshore Association, the Expanded
Coaching Project helped churches produce growth in Sunday School and health in their
church. The Church Building Conference had approximately 50 in attendance. Finally,
churches have utilized the One Day Sunday School Evaluation to develop a strategic plan for
their Sunday School.
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MISSIONS AND MINISTRY TEAM
John D. Hebert, Director
The Missions and Ministry Team is comprised of Church Planting, Compassion Ministry,
Mission Builders, Men’s Ministry/Disaster Relief, and Women’s Missions and Ministry under
the leadership of John Hebert, Team Director. Dr. James Jenkins was named Director of Church
Planting and has given leadership to our church planting team. Dr. Jenkins’ team has completed
our strategy development facilitating the full implementation of our 10-3-1 Association Strategy
development. The composite goal for all of our associations is to plant 371 churches over the
next 10 years. Dr. Jenkins is assisted by Carlos Schmidt and Lane Corley.
Dr. Jeffrey Cook leads our Compassion Ministries work and has made considerable
progress with the association compassion missionary strategy in many of our urban associations.
Promotion of the Georgia Barnette Conference Center continued this year with 50% of
the funds for the total project now in hand.
Janie Wise added Jess Archer to the Women’s Missions and Ministry staff. Jess has
had a successful year and continues our trend of expanding our children and youth missions
organizations. The 2013 State Missions Offering was the highest ever, coming in just under
$2,000,000. The 2014 goals for all of our missions offerings are as follows:
• Georgia Barnette State Missions Offering (Jan 1-Dec 31, 2013)
Received: $1,982,759.51 (highest offering ever received)
Goal: $1,850,000
•
Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions (June 1, 2013-May 31, 2014)
Received: $4,092,484.83
State Goal: $5,100,000
National Goal: $175,000,000
•
Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions (Jan 1-Dec 31, 2013)
Received $2,081,922.04
State Goal: $2,200,000
National Goal: $70,000,000
Dr. Gibbie McMillan, Disaster Relief and Men’s Ministry Strategist, is reporting less
activity in the mobilization of DR workers. Our teams responded to flooding in Colorado and
the mobilization of the first ever Baptist Collegiate Ministry DR teams. LSU’s BCM is part
of a pilot program for DR mobilization of students to disaster sites. Training has been held in
each of the three regions of our state.
The Mission Builder program, under the leadership of Robert Woods, continues to help
our missions and churches for first unit buildings and renovations. Volunteers were mobilized
to sites across the state to aid in saving money for our mission congregations as they reach
their communities for Christ.
PASTORAL LEADERSHIP TEAM
Bill Robertson, Director
The vision for the Pastoral Leadership Team is to ensure that there is no church without a
leader, no leader without training and no pastor or staff member without a friend. Together, our
team seeks to be a friend to every staff person, a training resource for every staff member and
resource provider for every church.
The PLT responds to crisis needs of ministers and families as well as the local church through
conflict coaching, financial assistance and a ministry of Pastoral Leadership Team. Our ministry is
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dedicated to: support of internet resume referral service, pastoral encouragement and professional
counseling in cooperation with Granberry Counseling Centers, ministry to terminated pastors and
staff, ministry to pastors, staff, and churches in conflict, ministry to retired ministers and their
families and continuing education seminars, conferences, and retreats. Through late July, about
45 pastors, staff members or family members had seen a counselor through the service. A total
of 84 were seen in 2013. Bill Robertson, Director of the Pastoral Leadership Team, said he has
had numerous conversations with ministers whose marriages and ministry were saved through
this counseling ministry
The Church Tax Video was introduced as a comprehensive vehicle to provide practical
instruction to church financial leaders. The Shepherd’s Rest continues to bless pastors and
churches through providing a brief sabbatical for pastors at little or no cost to the church.
A comprehensive strategy to avoid, resolve and recover from conflict was developed. Stacy
Morgan, Church Administration Strategist, provides a broad array of seminars and workshops
to help churches with documentation, ministry models, search committee training and deacon
training. He also serves as the GuideStone Financial Resources representative for Louisiana
Baptist churches.
Benjamin Harlan is our Church Music Consultant. The multi-faceted music and drama
ministry annually equips and offers support to hundreds of people in music leadership roles as
they bring glory to God and bless His church.
We had another banner year with our Keyboard Festivals. There were a total of 593
students participating representing 100 churches. Our keyboard area, under the direction of
Teresa Thomason continues to be one of our best avenues for reaching youth and making an
impact with Louisiana Baptist churches.
Neva Haley directed our Children’s Honor Choir. There were 85 children in attendance
along with 35 sponsors, representing 12 churches. The great weekend concluded with a
concert at First Baptist Church, Pineville. Children’s Consultant, Bonnie Beeman, continues to
elicit a high level of excitement for our children and those who work with them.
Under the direction of Herb Armentrout, our All State Youth Choir continues to bless our
convention and churches. Thirty-eight churches were represented by the 78-voice choir that toured
Chicago – performing at least three concerts daily. The tour concluded with a concert to a packed
house at First Baptist Church, West Monroe.
The newest member of our team is Wayne DuBose. We look forward to him working
together with Gary Mitchell to bring to the 1,243 churches within the LBC that are considered
“smaller churches”. Most of the pastors of these churches are bivocational and are among the
approximately 37,000 smaller church pastors in the SBC. Wayne and Gary work closely with
the Directors of Missions and the staff at LBC to assist and affirm these Iron Men in Louisiana.
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COOPERATIVE PROGRAM ALLOCATION BUDGET
2015
2014
2015
BUDGET
BUDGET
ALLOCATION ALLOCATION
1
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION $ 7,982,278
$ 7,653,591
MINISTRIES
MINISTRIES
State Missions Services 8,957,572 8,645,774
Baptist Message 482,592 462,720
Baptist Foundation 255,362 244,847
2
Louisiana College 3,239,638 3,106,239
Children’s Home 484,756464,795
Convention Operating 129,200128,800
GuideStone Protection Benefits
195,000
125,000
Sub-Total
$13,744,120
$13,178,175
TOTAL COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
$ 21,726,398
$20,831,766
1 36.74% of 21,726,398 Total SBC/LBC Programs
2 36.74% of 20,831,766 Total SBC/LBC Programs
Recommend that 50% of Cooperative Program funds in excess of total budget be distributed to SBC, and the remaining 50% be distributed to LBC programs on the same ratio of
budget amounts.
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2015 Cooperative Program Budget
Comments
Louisiana Convention Programs – 63.26% of Total SBC and LBC Budget
Baptist Message.........................................................................................................462,720
The Baptist Message is the news journal of the Louisiana Baptist Convention
with an average distribution of 45,000. Its support is derived from subscriptions
by churches and individuals, the Cooperative Program and advertising.
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries.......................................464,795
The Children’s Home exists to provide a program of Christian childcare.
The goal is to prepare each boy and girl entrusted to its care the life skills to
make his/her contribution to society as an effective Christian citizen. LBCH
receives its support from gifts and grants, revenues from assets, designations
from churches and church groups, the special children’s home offering each
spring and the Cooperative Program.
Louisiana Baptist Foundation....................................................................................244,847
The Foundation is responsible for receiving, managing and administering
funds and properties on behalf of the Convention and its causes. It receives
its support from investments and the Cooperative Program.
Louisiana College...................................................................................................3,106,239
Louisiana College, the only institution of higher education operated by
Louisiana Baptists, engages in a program of providing instruction for candidates
seeking undergraduate degrees. It receives its support from the Cooperative
Program, student fees, auxiliary enterprises, gifts and grants dividends and
interest and special fund campaigns.
Convention Operating, Guidestone Protection Benefits and State
Mission Services.....................................................................................................8,899,574
This allocation contains the funds budgeted for Convention operations,
GuideStone Protection Benefits and state mission services. The Mission
Services funding contains the resources for all of the LBC ministry teams
and their departments of work that serves Louisiana Baptist churches. These
funds include, but are not limited to, special projects, Baptist Collegiate
Ministries, accounting, stewardship and Cooperative Program promotion
resources, Sunday School/ Discipleship, age-graded ministries, Disaster Relief
ministries, Tall Timbers Conference Center, church administration strategist,
church planting, evangelism equipping, women’s missions and ministries and
Convention operations.
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BAPTIST MESSAGE
Kelly Boggs, Editor
When messengers to the 1886 Louisiana Baptist Convention Annual Meeting
overwhelming voted to begin a convention newspaper, the seed was planted for what would
eventually become the Baptist Message. Originally known as the Baptist Chronicle, the
publication was adopted as the LBC’s official news journal in 1887. The book House on a
Rock: About Southern Baptists in Louisiana, records the periodical “was devoted to Baptist
causes in Louisiana.” The name was changed to the Baptist Message when the LBC purchased
the publication in 1919.
For 128 years, the Baptist Message has sought to be faithful in reporting on ministries,
missions and issues of interests to Louisiana Southern Baptists. The Message has also sought
to support and promote the LBC and its entities: Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, Louisiana
Baptist Foundation and Louisiana College.
Since the time of the LBC’s purchase of the paper in 1919, the Baptist Message has only
had five editors. Three of these five leaders guided the paper for a total of 84 years. Finley
Tinnin was at the helm of the paper for 37 years; James Cole guided the Message for 20 years;
Lynn Clayton was editor of the LBC’s official news journal for 27 years.
While each editor placed his unique stamp on the Baptist Message, every man led the
paper in a manner that produced a publication characterized by journalistic and fiscal integrity.
Each editor also had to address unique challenges while at the helm of the Message.
The more things change the more, it seems, they remain the same. The Baptist Message
strives to continue the legacy of quality journalism and financial integrity. The newspaper also
has the unique challenge of navigating a constantly changing media landscape and a less than
stable economy.
The Baptist Message has attempted to respond to the demand for digital content via its
website and iPad/tablet app. The digital presence of the Message is under constant evaluation
and is updated when possible.
The Baptist Message is committed to serving those who prefer a print product. As a result,
approximately 40,000 Louisiana Baptists receive the paper via conventional mail on bi-weekly
publishing schedule. Additionally, every pastor of an LBC church receives the paper as do all
the key leaders of each church. Several churches also utilize the print edition of the Baptist
Message to deliver their newsletter to their members.
A challenging economy continues to be an issue for the Baptist Message. Rising
costs related to producing the print product and continuing rate increases by the U.S. Post
Office have been ongoing challenges. However, God has provided for the Message via the
Cooperative Program, the paper’s faithful subscribers (which include many churches) and loyal
advertisers. God’s faithfulness coupled with responsible stewardship has allowed the Baptist
Message to be financially stable while not raising the price of subscriptions.
The Baptist Message is committed to helping the churches of the LBC impact the
world for Christ. Thank you Louisiana Baptists for supporting the Baptist Message in this
commitment and thank you for your faithful support of the Cooperative Program. When it
comes to impacting the world for Christ, we truly accomplish more by working together than
we ever could by working alone.
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BAPTIST MESSAGE
BALANCE SHEET*
July 31, 2014
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash$ 16,589.68
Savings 1,198.47
Accounts Receivable
Advertising $ 21,654.60
Church Page Service 1,758.92
Subscriptions 20,254.91
Cooperative Program 15,653.78
Other 16,135.97 75,458.18
Prepaid Expenses:
Postage $ 2,947.13
Insurance 2,004.67
Maintenance .00
4,951.80
Invested with LBF 131,739.41
Other Assets 3,138.75
Total Current Assets$233,076.29
ENDOWMENT FUNDS 120,230.98
FIXED ASSETS
Cost Accm Depr Net Value
Equipment$54,536.92$
37,858.74 $ 16,678.18
Automobile 15,954.99
1,595.50 14,359.49
Total Fixed Assets $
31,037.67
TOTAL ASSETS $384,344.94
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Subscriptions Paid in Advance $
3,049.02
Other Current Liabilities 29,230.84
Total Current Liabilities $ 32,279.86
FUND BALANCES
Operations
$231,834.10
Endowment Funds 120,230.98
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE $ 384,344.94
*Unaudited
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LOUISIANA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME
AND FAMILY MINISTRIES
Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO
In its 115th year of ministry Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries
continued its mission of providing love, care and hope in Christ for children and families in need.
The Children’s Home provided a positive Christian witness through its residential child and family
care programs, Sellers Maternity Ministries, Granberry Counseling Centers, Christian Women’s
Job Corp, Orphans Embrace and Reclaimed, a ministry to child victims of human trafficking.
In 2014 the Children’s Home provided ministry services for over 4,700 children, families
and individuals. Through its on-campus and off-campus residential ministries LBCH served 279
children and their families. One hundred and forty-three lived in residential foster and family
care. The Children’s Home also provided 57 women with job skills training through Christian
Women’s Job Corps.
Sellers Maternity Ministries provided a pro-life witness for over 1,000 women through its
Mobile Pregnancy Care Center. Sellers also maintained its support of a crisis pregnancy consultant
in partnership with the LBC Missions and Ministry division and placed its first young women
in foster maternity homes.
The Granberry Counseling Centers’ staff provided professional Christian counseling for
1,616 individuals during the year. Through its Minister Care program, a partnership with the
Pastoral Leadership division of LBC, Granberry provided counseling for 73 Louisiana Baptist
ministers and their families.
In 2014, through a partnership with First Baptist Church of New Orleans, the Children’s
Home placed a new foster care worker in that region. The Children’s Home also provided
adoption services for 22 Louisiana Baptist couples. The mission of the Louisiana Baptist Foster
and Adoption Network is to provide Baptist homes for Louisiana’s foster children and to provide
a local church with training to develop foster care and adoption ministries. In 2014 the Children’s Home shared God’s love in word and deed through its international
orphan care ministry, Orphans Embrace. Eighty-one Louisiana Baptists ministered to over
1,800 orphans and children in need through three short-term mission trips. Over 100 individuals
accepted Christ as Savior.
In 2014, Louisiana churches provided support for the Children’s Home through the Annual
Children’s Home Sunday Offering. The offering provides for many of the critical needs the
children have during the year. Churches also continued to support children and families at the
Home through the Fall Food Roundup which provides all of the non-perishable foods needed
for the entire year. In the summer, churches from across Louisiana donated their VBS offerings
to support the children. Many churches provided additional support in various ways throughout
the year and God used LBC Cooperative Program giving from the churches to share His love
with those in need.
As a result of the support from our churches and the great witness provided by the various
ministries of the Home, many experienced the joy of salvation in Christ and received real hope
for life and life eternal. Thank you Louisiana Baptists for meeting needs and changing lives
through your Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries.
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LOUISIANA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME
JUNE 30, 2014
Temporarily
Permanently
Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 1,324,901 $
-
$
-
$ 1,324,901
Accounts Receivable - Emp. 16,000 -
-
16,000
Due from Gallaspy Trust 3,038,704
-
-
3,038,704
Prepaid Assets 35,082 -
-
35,082
Invest. and Bank Trust Funds 9,595,505 2,020,106 13,635,719 25,251,330
Land, Buildings & Equip., Net 7,462,233 -
- 7,462,233
TOTAL ASSETS $ 21,472,425
$ 2,020,106
$ 13,635,719
$ 37,128,250
Liabilities
Accounts Payable
$
127,628 $
-
$
- $ 127,628
Personal Rec. & Cottage Funds 43,130 -
- 43,130
Total Liabilities 170,758
-
-
170,758
Net Assets
Unrestricted
21,301,667
-
-
21,301,667
Temporarily Restricted
- 2,020,106 -
2,020,106
Permanently Restricted -
-
13,635,719 13,635,719
Total Net Assets 21,301,667 2,020,106 13,635,719 36,957,492
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
NET ASSETS $ 21,472,425
$ 2,020,106 121
$13,635,719 $ 37,128,250
LOUISIANA BAPTIST FOUNDATION
K. Wayne Taylor, Executive Director
The Louisiana Baptist Foundation is celebrating its 70th year in 2014. The Foundation
was chartered as a non-profit agency of the Louisiana Baptist Convention in 1944 for the
purpose of encouraging and assisting with gifts to the churches, institutions and entities of
the LBC and the Southern Baptist Convention. A total of 14 Trustees govern the LBF with
12 elected by the Convention and the Executive Director of the LBC and the Convention
President serving ex-officio. The LBF receives approximately 35% of its operational funding
from the Cooperative Program with the remainder provided through fee-based income on
assets under management.
The Foundation continues to facilitate gifts to Baptist ministries and to provide
investment management and trust administration services for churches, institutions and
ministries of Louisiana Baptists, as well as for individuals who wish to sustain Baptist
ministries into the future. Donors are encouraged and assisted with gifts through a variety
of methods including Gift Annuities, Bequests, Donor Advised Funds, Charitable Remainder
Trusts and Pass Through gifts. Recent promotions have urged Baptists to “Remember Your
Church” in your estate plans. Some 2013 highlights included:
• Distributions of $2,532,561 were made in 2013. Since the LBF began 69 years ago, more
than $115 million has been distributed for the benefit of Baptist causes. The total market
value of assets managed at December 31, 2013 was $155,668,768.
• 413 Louisiana Baptist churches, agencies and institutions had over $66 million on deposit
in the Foundation’s Short Term Fund (STF) at December 31, 2013. The STF provides a
savings account option with instant liquidity and still offers a competitive interest rate.
Other added benefits of using the STF include the ACH electronic transfer system and the
monthly e-mail statement service. There were 279 participants in the ACH system in 2013.
• Gifts, bequests and trusts received by the Louisiana Baptist Foundation for the support of
Christian ministry totaled $2,428,678 in 2013. Every gift is significant because it supports
ministries that spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Some examples are highlighted below:
- Assisted with well over a million dollars in “pass-through” gifts. These are gifts of
property such securities or real estate, which are sold by the Foundation and the proceeds
passed to the ministry chosen by the donor.
- Completed the succession of a long-time client of the LBF who left over $400,000 to
missions and Louisiana College.
- Completed a large Donor Advised Fund from a family that wishes to help fund a unique
ministry begun by their church.
• Began sending an eNewsletter to communicate information on planned giving as well as
relative tax law changes for our donor/constituents. Enhanced the Estate Stewardship
segment of the website to offer more information on giving as well as interactive planning
tools. Continued using the Baptist Message, LBC Enews, LBC Church Planning Guide and
Louisiana College sports media guides to promote estate stewardship.
• Cooperative Program dollars invested in the Louisiana Baptist Foundation yield great returns
for the Convention and its entities. In 2013, the Cooperative Program granted $254,200
to the LBF and received $2,247,608 in return. Over the 69 year history of the Foundation,
the Cooperative Program has invested $8,887,890 while distributing over $115 million!
For more information regarding the services of the Louisiana Baptist Foundation, please
visit our website at www.LBFinfo.org or call the Foundation office toll free at 1-877-523-4636.
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LOUISIANA BAPTIST FOUNDATION
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
JUNE 30, 2014
OPERATING ACCOUNT
ASSETS
CURRENT
Cash and money market
$
15,424
LBF Short Term Fund
753,806
Other receivables
11,618
Prepaid expense
16,450
797,298
INVESTMENTS
LBF Group Investment Pool (Market Value)
124,791
FIXED
Furniture and equipment, net of depreciation
100,791
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 1,022,880
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable and other liabilities
$
NET ASSETS
148,516
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$
874,364
1,022,880
ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT
ASSETS
CURRENT
Cash, savings and money market accounts
$ 21,794,566
Accrued interest and other receivables
681,171
22,475,737
INVESTMENTS (Market Value)
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 160,791,705
138,315,968
Agent accounts, held for others
Trust accounts, LBF as Trustee
$ 124,641,266
36,150,439
$ 160,791,705
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LOUISIANA COLLEGE
Argile Smith, Interim President
The fall semester at Louisiana College has gotten off to a good start. Thanks to the
devotion of administration, faculty and staff, LC has opened the door to the fall semester and
welcomed our new and returning students. So far, over 260 new students have registered for
classes, and the number of returning students looks promising too. The financial picture also
looks healthy, although the needs always stretch the resources on hand to meet them. Join us in
thanking the Lord for what He has provided, and ask Him to give us what we need so we can
carry out our mission.
Also, pray for the search committee responsible for recommending a new president to the
Board of Trustees. You probably already know that Dr. Joe Aguillard completed his work as
president on July 31, 2014. For ten years, he served LC faithfully and productively. The Board
of Trustees named him President Emeritus and appointed Dr. Argile Smith to serve as interim
president. Dr. Smith has been involved in pastoral ministry and Christian higher education
for almost 40 years. Before he became interim president, Dr. Smith served Louisiana College
as the Lyndon E. Dawson Professor of Preaching and Pastoral Ministry, Associate Dean for
Christian Ministry at the Caskey School of Divinity, Vice President for the Integration of Faith
and Learning, and Executive Vice President.
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
(SACSCOC) has placed Louisiana College on probation because of issues related to board
governance, institutional integrity, personnel policies and audit findings. A monitoring report
will be prepared in advance of a SACSCOC team visit in March 2015.
Although the decision is disappointing, it represents an opportunity for Louisiana College
to address the issues in preparation for a new president’s arrival. Fortunately, the issues don’t
bring into question in any way the excellent classroom work being done by our professors and
students.
The decision by SACSCOC does not change the status of Louisiana College as a fully
accredited school. Louisiana College has been continuously accredited since 1925. In fact, the
accrediting agency reaffirmed Louisiana College’s accreditation in December 2013. The LC
faculty works diligently to maintain and exceed the standards set by the accrediting agency.
Thanks for supporting Louisiana College. Pray for the students and lift up the faculty,
staff and administration. Ask the Lord to guide us so we will nourish a climate for teaching
and learning that honors Him.
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LOUISIANA COLLEGE
JULY 31, 2014
TOTAL
ASSET
Cash
$
627,278
Accounts Receivable
364,811
Prepaid Expenses
220,948
Pledges Receivable
7,172,000
Loans Receivable
108,661
Accrued Interest Receivable
39,662
Grants Receivable
59,196
Inventories497,835
Investments33,127,051
Beneficial Interests-Annuities & Trusts
10,713,798
Deposits-Catering91,906
Property, Plant, & Equipment (net)
29,575,420
TOTAL ASSETS
$
82,598,566
Liabilities
Accounts Payable
$
383,221
Annuities Payable
118,474
Deferred Revenue
12,000
Deposits held in custody for others
116,245
Refundable Student Deposits
45,818
Long-Term Debt
16,663,653
Accrued Interest Payable
77,364
Post-Retirement Benefit Obligation
7,143,038
U.S. Gov’t Loan Funds Refundable
112,974
Total Liabilities
$ 24,672,786
Net Assets
$
57,925,780
$
82,598,566
(*) Unaudited
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HISTORY COMMITTEE REPORT
Marsha Armond, Chairman
NO REPORT
2014 REPORT FROM THE LBC ARCHIVES
ENGAGE your church’s HISTORY! Will you record your church’s history for the
next generation?
The time is now to preserve our Louisiana Baptist history in remembering and celebrating
how our Lord has blessed the Baptists of this state. For over 200 years, Baptist missions have
flourished and our history is being made every day in our lives and for our future.
As people journeyed across the vastness of North America and settled in our great state,
God’s people organized the first churches in 1812, our first state association in 1818 and our
state convention in 1848. Sharing the Kingdom’s message was then and continues to be the
driving force of Louisiana Baptists’ cooperative ministries.
The Louisiana Baptist Convention Archives is diligent in preserving all aspects of
Louisiana Baptist history. Your LBC archive collection and church statistics are here to
assist you in writing your church’s history. Our microfilming service is available, free of
charge, to all churches who contribute to the Cooperative Program, as well as a multitude of
other tools useful in researching your church’s history on the LBC’s website. Please visit
LouisianaBaptists.org and download brochures about anniversary celebration information
and learning what and how long to keep your church’s historical information.
There are some books of historical interest that may be obtained by calling the
LBC Archives. They are House Upon a Rock, by Glen Lee Greene, House Upon a
Rock Refurbished, by James Carter, and our latest biography William Edwards Paxton:
Baptist Historian 1825-1883, by Ken and Jeanette Durham. For these books and other
research information, please contact Karon McCartney, Archivist, at Karon.McCartney@
LouisianaBaptists.org.
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COMMITTEE ON MORAL AND SOCIAL CONCERNS
Jeff Riley, Chairman
The Committee on Moral and Social Concerns seeks to address issues related to religious
liberty and legislative action as well as promote a message of scriptural truth and a biblical
worldview to a culture that is becoming increasingly secular.
The spring meeting of the committee was held in Baton Rouge. The committee met
with Senator Gerald Long for dinner. The Senator encouraged the work of the committee
and stressed the importance of Louisiana Baptists having a presence at the State Capitol to
advocate for biblical values.
The committee also received a legislative update from LBC Public Policy director Kelly
Boggs.
The committee met at the Baptist Building in Alexandria in September for the purpose of
drafting resolutions of a moral and social nature. These were submitted for consideration to the
Resolutions Committee of the Louisiana Baptist Convention.
Kelly Boggs, Director of the Convention’s Office of Public Policy, represented the LBC
at the Capitol during the 2014 legislative session. Boggs provided a voice for the Louisiana
Baptists and advocated for the biblical values we hold in common. Through collaboration
with other advocacy groups, he engaged in evaluating, tracking and responding to a variety of
legislative action with the potential to impact religious freedom, families and churches.
Louisiana solidified its position as the most pro-life state in America by passing a bill
designed to protect the lives of women. House Bill 388, introduced by Representative Katrina
Jackson, a Democrat from Monroe, requires a physician performing abortions at an outpatient
abortion facility to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of said facility.
Governor Jindal signed HB 388 into law on May 27. Many observers believe this new law
will serve to severely hamstring the abortion industry in Louisiana.
Human trafficking was an issue addressed during the legislative session. House Bill 1105,
introduced by Representative Valarie Hodges, a Republican from Denham Springs, requires
abortion providers to include information about the Human Trafficking Hotline in information
the facility gives to women who are seeking an abortion.
A significant number of pregnant women, enslaved by human traffickers, are brought to
abortion facilities for the purpose of terminating the pregnancies. The hope is HB 1105, signed
into law by the governor on June 9, will help women escape the modern day slavery of human
trafficking.
There were numerous other pieces of legislation the Office of Public Policy addressed
that included legislation that would allow public schools to display a nativity scene during
Christmas and an attempted repeal of the Louisiana Science Education Act, which was
defeated.
The voice of Louisiana Baptists had an influence on the aforementioned pieces of
legislation, as well as many others.
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CONVENTION COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS
Joe Dunn, Chairman
RESOLUTION 1: ON EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION
WHEREAS, many individuals and groups have had a part in planning, preparing and
conducting the 167th annual meeting of our Louisiana Baptist Convention; and
WHEREAS, the messengers of this convention desire to warmly recognize and express
appreciation to the following:
Dr. Stephen Horn and the staff of First Baptist Church, Lafayette, for their assistance
with details and for providing the use of the facilities for this annual meeting; and
Dr. Stephen Horn, Convention President, for his warm, gracious spirit in leading,
speaking and listening to Louisiana Baptists during the year, and his gentle firmness in
moderating this annual meeting; and;
Benjamin Harlan, Music Director for this annual meeting, for planning and coordinating
the music and the musicians for their dedicated service at the instruments; and
John Carrigan and members of the Order of Business Committee for planning this
informative and inspirational annual meeting; and
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the messengers of this 167th session of
the Louisiana Baptist Convention, meeting in Lafayette, Louisiana, November 10-11, 2014
express to each of the above our deepest heartfelt gratitude.
RESOLUTION 2: ON ENDING GOVERNMENT SPONSORSHIP OF
CASINOS AND LOTTERIES
WHEREAS, A growing body of independent evidence from the health and social
sciences shows government sponsorship of casinos and state lotteries perpetuates a system of
exploitation; and
WHEREAS, Casinos and lotteries are permitted by government and its policies and are
instituted to provide a separate revenue source distinct from direct taxation; and
WHEREAS, Casinos and lotteries enjoy governmentally established privileges without
which they would not be spreading into mainstream American life as they are today; and
WHEREAS, Government has become an advocate for the transformation of gambling from
a private and local activity into a revenue source as significant and accepted as taxation; and
WHEREAS, Government sponsorship of casinos and lotteries is predatory in that it
exploits primarily poor, vulnerable, and disadvantaged citizens by promoting participation in
highly addictive behaviors which often result in financial disadvantage or ruin; and
WHEREAS, Government, by sponsoring and promoting gambling, is actively
encouraging and profiting from the statistical certainty of citizens losing their money over
time; and permitting such a process to occur under the full protection of the law conflicts with
the public interest and historically has been viewed as dishonest; and
WHEREAS, Government-sponsored casinos and lotteries promote and perpetuate the
mentality of getting something for nothing, which is contrary to Scripture and replaces biblical
teachings of working for a living (Proverbs 13:11; 2 Thessalonians 3:10; 1 Timothy 6:9–10);
and WHEREAS, Both federal and state governments are now considering authorizing,
regulating or sponsoring internet gambling, which would open a casino or a lottery outlet
virtually everywhere in America; and
WHEREAS, Government sponsorship of casinos and lotteries is inconsistent with its role
to protect the people (Romans 13:1–7; 1 Peter 2:13–17); therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, That the messengers to the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting
in Lafayette, Louisiana November 10–11, 2014 reaffirm our long-standing opposition to
government sponsorship of gambling; and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we believe no taxpayer dollars should be used
by government to lure citizens into gambling, no government should depend on gambling to
fund its activities, and no state legislature or Congress should pass laws to promote or sponsor
gambling; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we believe that after four decades of unfulfilled
promises, corrupt deals and broken dreams, government partnership with organized gambling
interests has failed and it is time for government to end these partnerships and embrace a
fundamentally different and higher vision of the path to American prosperity; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we believe due to a perceived lack of accountably,
until such time government sponsored casinos and lotteries cease to be legal, we ask for a complete
and thorough accounting of how revenue accumulated is allocated and distributed by each
government agency throughout the state should be made available to the citizens of Louisiana.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we encourage Public Policy Office of the
Louisiana Baptist Convention and all Louisiana Southern Baptists to continue working to end
government sponsorship of casinos and lotteries; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That we urge the citizens of Louisiana from all
backgrounds, religious faiths, political convictions and life circumstances, to join with us to
make the Louisiana free and independent of government-sponsored gambling, and once again
able to resume its place as protector of our security, a leader in building a shared prosperity,
and an example to the world.
RESOLUTION 3: ON PRAYER AND SUPPORT FOR THOSE SUFFERING
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION AND POLITICAL OPPRESSION
WHEREAS, Christians, as well as others, are being persecuted, displaced and murdered
worldwide for religious and political reasons; and
WHEREAS, persecution of Christians and others, has been an ongoing reality and is
increasing throughout the world today and millions of Christians, as well as others, are being
killed and/or forcibly displaced; and
WHEREAS, Scripture consistently reveals that God is compassionate toward all who are
oppressed (Ex. 33:18-23, Ps. 103: 6-8, Matt. 5:44, Rom. 12:20-2); and
WHEREAS, Jesus taught and modeled compassionate responses to the human needs he
encountered (Matt 25: 31-46, Mark 6: 33-44, Luke 10: 30-37); and
WHEREAS, Paul, praying for the believers in Colossae, provides an example for the
church today to prayerfully support fellow believers who are in need (Col.1:3-5); and
WHEREAS, the prayers of believers for non-believers and generosity in giving to meet
the needs of others provides an opportunity to glorify God and proclaim the gospel (2 Cor.
9:12-15, Matt. 5:16); therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, That Louisiana Baptists commit to pray fervently for persecuted
brothers and sisters in Christ worldwide as well as for others who are oppressed and displaced
by religious persecution and political oppression; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That Louisiana Baptists acknowledge and respond to the
physical and spiritual needs of those effected by religious persecution and political oppression
by supporting Christian aid organizations such as Baptist Global Response, Global Hunger
Relief, Samaritans Purse and so forth.
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RESOLUTION 4: ON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES
WHEREAS, Every individual is created in the image of God (Gen. 1:27) and is held
responsible for his or her decisions (Ezekiel. 18:20); and
WHEREAS, Personal assembly based on a common set of beliefs and values is an
inherent right granted to each individual both by God and the US Constitution and should not
be labeled discriminatory; and
WHEREAS, An assembly of persons holding common beliefs and values is a celebration
and expression of religious liberty and the privilege of every citizen; and
WHEREAS, The long history of the free expression of Christian organizations on
college campuses has been shown to promote peace, unity and community service; and
WHEREAS, God’s word prohibits those living in open sin to serve in Christian
leadership or in fraternal fellowship (1 Tim. 3:2); and
WHEREAS, College institutions through our shared history have welcomed and
encouraged students of faith to practice their sincerely held religious beliefs; and
WHEREAS, The opposition to exclusive Christian groups meeting on college campuses is
a recent development brought on by a militant minority of atheists and non-religious citizens; and
WHEREAS, Excluding Christian groups to appease aggressive anti-Christian activists
creates unnecessary division and infuses undue influence to a vocal minority; therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, That the messengers to the Louisiana Baptist Convention meeting in
Lafayette, Louisiana, November 10-11, 2014 denounce the practice of aggressive atheist groups
whose goal is to remove the influence of people of faith from our college campuses; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we call on public leaders in our colleges to
establish that separation based on sincerely held religious beliefs does not rise to the level of
discriminatory behavior due to the fact that faith and belief are not inherent qualities one is
born with and those of differing beliefs can create their own student organizations; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we strongly admonish college administrators,
officials and legislators to protect the right for exclusive religious groups to exist; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we call on governing bodies to end the practice of
minority aggressive anti-religious groups from attacking students of faith simply because they
disagree with their religious doctrines; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That we call on all college presidents, professors, board
members and student body leaders to strongly stand firm in their resolve to allow students of
faith to meet freely and without fear of reprisal and interruption.
RESOLUTION 5: ON TRANSGENDER IDENTITY
WHEREAS, All persons are created in God’s image and are made to glorify Him
(Genesis 1:27; Isaiah 43:7); and
WHEREAS, God’s design was the creation of two distinct and complementary sexes,
male and female (Genesis 1:27; Matthew 19:4; Mark 10:6) which designate the fundamental
distinction that God has embedded in the very biology of the human race; and
WHEREAS, Distinctions in masculine and feminine roles as ordained by God are part
of the created order and should find expression in every human heart (Genesis 2:18, 21–24; 1
Corinthians 11:7–9; Ephesians 5:22–33; 1 Timothy 2:12–14); and WHEREAS, The Fall of man into sin and God’s subsequent curse have introduced
brokenness and futility into God’s good creation (Genesis 3:1–24; Romans 8:20); and
WHEREAS, According to a 2011 survey, about 700,000 Americans perceive their gender
identity to be at variance with the physical reality of their biological birth sex; and WHEREAS, Transgenderism differs from hermaphroditism or intersexualism in that the
sex of the individual is not biologically ambiguous but psychologically ambiguous; and WHEREAS, The American Psychiatric Association removed this condition (aka, “gender
identity disorder”) from its list of disorders in 2013, substituting “gender identity disorder”
with “gender dysphoria”; and
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WHEREAS, The American Psychiatric Association includes among its treatment options
for gender dysphoria cross-sex hormone therapy, gender reassignment surgery, and social and
legal transition to the desired gender; and WHEREAS, News reports indicate that parents are allowing their children to undergo
these therapies; and WHEREAS, Many LGBT activists have sought to normalize the transgender experience
and to define gender according to one’s self-perception apart from biological anatomy; and
WHEREAS, The separation of one’s gender identity from the physical reality of
biological birth sex poses the harmful effect of engendering an understanding of sexuality and
personhood that is fluid; and
WHEREAS, Some public schools are encouraging parents and teachers to affirm
the feelings of children whose self-perception of their own gender is at variance with their
biological sex; and
WHEREAS, Some public schools are allowing access to restrooms and locker rooms
according to children’s self-perception of gender and not according to their biological sex; and
WHEREAS, The state of New Jersey prohibits licensed counselors from any attempt to
change a child’s “gender expression”; and
WHEREAS, These cultural currents run counter to the biblical teaching as summarized
in The Baptist Faith and Message, Article III, that “Man is the special creation of God, made
in His own image. He created them male and female as the crowning work of His creation. The
gift of gender is thus part of the goodness of God’s creation”; therefore
in Lafayette, Louisiana, November 10–11, 2014, affirm God’s good design that gender identity
is determined by biological sex and not by one’s self-perception—a perception which is often
influenced by fallen human nature in ways contrary to God’s design (Ephesians 4:17–18); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we grieve the reality of human fallenness which
can result in such biological manifestations as intersexuality or psychological manifestations
as gender identity confusion and point all to the hope of the redemption of our bodies in Christ
(Romans 8:23); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we extend love and compassion to those whose
sexual self-understanding is shaped by a distressing conflict between their biological sex and
their gender identity; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we invite all transgender persons to trust in Christ
and to experience renewal in the Gospel (1 Timothy 1:15–16); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we love our transgender neighbors, seek their
good always, welcome them to our churches and, as they repent and believe in Christ, receive
them into church membership (2 Corinthians 5:18–20; Galatians 5:14); and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we regard our transgender neighbors as imagebearers of Almighty God and therefore condemn acts of abuse or bullying committed against
them; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we oppose efforts to alter one’s bodily identity
(e.g., cross-sex hormone therapy, gender reassignment surgery) to refashion it to conform with
one’s perceived gender identity; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we continue to oppose steadfastly all efforts by
any governing official or body to validate transgender identity as morally praiseworthy (Isaiah
5:20); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we oppose all cultural efforts to validate claims to
transgender identity; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That our love for the Gospel and urgency for the Great
Commission must include declaring the whole counsel of God, proclaiming what Scripture
teaches about God’s design for us as male and female persons created in His image and for His
glory (Matthew 28:19–20; Acts 20:27; Romans 11:36).
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RESOLUTION 6: ON PREGNANCY CARE CENTERS
WHEREAS, Scripture reveals that ALL human beings are created in the image of God
(Gen 1:26-27); and
WHEREAS, Scripture affirms that ALL life is God-given and begins at conception (Ps
139:13-16); and
WHEREAS, Scripture calls Christians to advocate for the oppressed, seek to rescue
those in danger, and protect innocent life; and
WHEREAS, the Gospel calls Christians to be compassionate toward all persons,
regardless of station or situation in life (Luke 4:18-19); and
WHEREAS, the women, men and children involved in crisis pregnancies have real
needs, and the people of God are called to translate faith in Christ into acts of service and love
towards those who are in need (James 2: 14-17); and
WHEREAS, Pregnancy Care Centers provide multiple services for the purpose of
supporting and protecting the life of the mother as well as the life of her unborn child; and
WHEREAS, Louisiana Baptists are already invested in life saving ministries, such as the
Louisiana Baptist Children Home’s mobile pregnancy unit and other Pregnancy Care centers,
which offer ultrasounds, life-affirming pregnancy counseling, and ongoing care and material
support for any woman and unborn child in need; and
WHEREAS, Louisiana Baptists believe in the transformative power of the Gospel
not only to provide eternal life to those who believe but also to address and change earthly
circumstances, so that ministry is an opportunity to show the face of Christ Jesus to the world
(2 Cor. 3:17-18); therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, that the messengers of the 2014 Louisiana Baptist Convention
affirm the sanctity of human life (Prov. 31:8-9) as well as those who speak out for the unborn,
who cannot speak for themselves (Prov. 24:11); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Louisiana Baptists express love, gratitude, and
appreciation for workers and volunteers who are already committed to the call of God to
protect the sanctity of human life by serving in Louisiana Pregnancy Care centers (Philippians
1:3-6); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Louisiana Baptists pray for the workers serving
in Louisiana Pregnancy Care centers, that God would bless each life-preserving center
(Colossians 1:9-12); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Louisiana Baptists would encourage churches to
support the evangelistic efforts of workers and volunteers in Louisiana Pregnancy Care centers
(1 Thess. 1:6-8); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Louisiana Baptists prayerfully encourage local
associations, churches and individuals to give sacrificially and liberally of their time, talents,
and treasure to minister to the men, women, and children involved in crisis pregnancies (Acts
4:32-37); and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that Louisiana Baptists prayerfully encourage local
associations, churches and individuals to plant or establish new Pregnancy Care centers where
services are not available (Matthew 28:18-20).
RESOLUTION 7: ON SUPPORT OF HOUSTON PASTORS
WHEREAS, The churches that comprise the Louisiana Baptist Convention acknowledge
and stand on the authority, sufficiency and inerrancy of the Word of God; and
WHEREAS, We believe that it is imperative that churches maintain the practice of
proclaiming and teaching the Whole Counsel of God as it applies to every area of life; and
WHEREAS, We recognize this is the faithful practice of the pastors and churches in the
city of Houston, Texas, who have had sermons and church communications subpoenaed by the
Houston City government; and
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WHEREAS, We believe the attempt to subpoena their sermons and church
communications is an egregious violation of the First Amendment and a serious encroachment
upon the separation of church and state; therefore
in Lafayette, Louisiana November 10-11, 2014, publicly proclaim our strong support for the
Houston pastors in their stand against this unconstitutional action; and
BE IT FURTER RESOLVED, That we pledge to pray for them in this fight and aid
them in every way possible and appropriate; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That the churches comprising the Louisiana Baptist
Convention are determined, if necessary, to stand firmly and resolutely in like fashion in the
event similar legal action is ever taken against pastors or ministers in the State of Louisiana.
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Chad Bolfa
P. O. Box 557
Krotz Springs, LA 70750
Willis Naquin
876 Aragon Rd.
Montegut, LA 70377
Leslie Yeates
412 Hill Church Rd.
Oak Grove, LA 71263
Alfred Kennedy
3206 Hwy. 112
DeRidder, LA 70634
James Lambert
1209 Evangeline
Baton Rouge
Bayou
Bayou Macon
Beauregard
Bienville
David Savage
1861 Hwy. 153
Castor, LA 71016
Brent Maxwell
P. O. Box 210
Grant, LA 70644
Carlos Trapp
P. O. Box 657
Oak Grove, LA 71263
John Boss
P. O. Box 95
Grand Isle, LA 70358
David Goza
9135 Jefferson Hwy.
Faye Odom
204 Pinecrest Drive
Arcadia, LA 71001
Judy Patrick
735 West Drive
DeRidder, LA 70634
Rebecca Roberts
2993 Highway 577
Pioneer, LA 71266
Stella Thibodeaux
3331 W Main
Gray, LA 70359
Jan Terral
10560 Airline
October 6
First, Castor
5:00 p.m.
October 15
New Life, DeRidder
5:30 p.m.
October 19
6:00 p.m.
August 18
Association Office
October 15
First, Gonzales
7:00 p.m.
TBA
Danielle Johnson
126 Thompson Lane
Eunice, LA 70535
Gary Mitchell
1268 Hwy. 758
Eunice, LA 70535
Acadia
Dewayne Smith
P. O. Box 553
Basile, LA 70515
DATE & PLACE
OF MEETING
ASSOCIATION
MODERATOR
VICE MODERATOR
CLERK
LOUISIANA 2013-2014 ASSOCIATIONAL OFFICERS AND ANNUAL MEETINGS
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Prentis Gandy
4009 Hwy. 15
Mangham, LA 71259
Glen Harrigill
209 Cowan St.
Ferriday, LA 71334
Michael Scott
904 5th St.
Grand Cane, LA 71032
Delta
DeSoto
Joey Rudisill
75 Saint Clair Rd.
Boyce, LA 71409
Central Louisiana
Deer Creek
mtg.
Alan Weishampel
5400 Hwy 397
Carey
Michael Hawley
1200 Farmerville Hwy.l
Ruston, LA 71270
Brian Rankin
1740 Hwy. 133
Columbia, LA 71418
Caldwell
Concord Union
Jim Winegeart
388 Lincecum Church Rd.
Pollock, LA 71467
Big Creek
Dana Collins
295 Lawson Rd.
Winnsboro, LA 71295
Cheryl Martin
130 Gin Field Road
Dubach, LA 71235
Lois Rudisill
270 Miller Rd.
Boyce, LA 71409
Lynn Dent
P. O. Box 1302
Cathy Clark
8789 Hwy 8
Colfax, LA 71417
Mike Hawkins
P. O. Box 24
Stonewall, LA 71078
Barbara Dickson
P. O. Box 2790
Josh Morea
Veronica Plaisance
302 North E.E. Wallace Blvd. 5914 Highway 568
Ferriday, LA 71334
Ferriday, LA 71357
Wesley Dunn
374 Hwy. 871
Winnsboro, LA 71295
Dale Oden
1515 S. Service Rd. W
Ruston, LA 71270
Johnny Miller
P. O. Box 423
Pitkin, LA 70656
Pat Thomas
P. O. Box 39
Elton, LA 70532
Rick Crandall
P. O. Box 656
Grayson, LA 71435
Stephen Richardson
508 Brooksie Lane
Pineville, LA 71360
September 29
Hunter Magnolia, Mansfield
7:00 p.m.
October 22
First, Newellton
5:30 p.m.
September 17
Friendship, Baskin
6:00 p.m. meal/6:45 p.m.
October 19
First, Ruston
6:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
October 18
October 26
First, Lake Charles
September 15
Holum, Grayson
5:30 p.m. meal/6:30 p.m. mtg.
September 8
Colfax, Colfax
7:00 p.m.
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James Craft
218 Dayna Dr.
Carencro, LA 70520
Nathan Rush
1915 Victor II Blvd.
Morgan City, LA 70380
Scott Smith
P. O. Box 502
Tullos, LA 71469
Bob Braly
3915 Brenda St.
Martin Parker
1008 Willow Bayou Rd.
Talluah, LA 71282
Joe Don Hawthorne
14489 Crossett Rd.
Bastrop, LA 71220
Evangeline
Gulf Coast
LaSalle
Louisiana
Madison
Morehouse
Robert Spicer
809 Cleveland St.
Bastrop, LA 71220
Kelly Clark
720 Hwy 610
Winnsboro, LA 71295
Brian Johnston
2669 Hwy 610
Morrow, LA 71356
Reid Terry
P. O. Box 2948
Jena, LA 71342
Chris Holloway
1857 Chitimacha Trail
Charenton, LA 70523
David Denton
2421 Palmland Blvd.
New Iberia, LA 70563
Sharon R. McGuire
1831 Carroll Ave.
Bastrop, LA 71229
Betty Tonnang
108 John Fife Road
Delhi, LA 71232
Billy Hilleren
P. O. Box 210
Evergreen, LA 71333
Erin Masters
PO Box 2948
Jena, LA 71342
Charles Gilder
118 Circle Drive
Morgan City, LA 70380
Elizabeth Langley
PO Box 81244
Lafayette, LA 70508
October 5
Bonita Road, Bastrop
6:00 p.m. ministry fair/7:00 p.m.mtg.
October 4
First, Waverly, Delhi
6:30 p.m.
TBA
October 12
Standard, Olla
5:30 p.m.
6:45 p.m.
October 12
October 19
First, Lafayette
6:45 p.m.
October 11
Hebron, Denham Springs
4:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Chuck Ott
25547 Juban Road
Denham Springs, LA 70726
Joseph Alain
10429 Lone Pine Rd.
Denham Springs, LA 70726
Eastern Louisiana
Paul Taylor
24145 Glory Dr.
Livingston, LA 70754
DATE & PLACE
OF MEETING
ASSOCIATION
MODERATOR
VICE MODERATOR
CLERK
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Jay Johnston
16333 Hwy. 1085
Covington, LA 70433
Northshore
Joel Hudgins
1006 North Oak St.
Hammond, LA 70454
Randy Burdeaux
253 Sam Head Rd.
West Monroe, LA 71291
Richard Enterkin
982 Hwy. 191
Converse, LA 71419
Kenneth Moore
1250 Brannon
Pineville, LA 71360
Bruce Cardin
6586 Hwy. 34
Winnfield, LA 71483
Jay Adkins
703 Ave. B
Westwego, LA 70094
Bruce Mitchell
1184 Hwy 504
Robert McLane
P. O. Box 162
Elmer, LA 71424
Northeast Louisiana Danny McIlveene
211 Chilton St.
Monroe, LA 71203
George Truetlein
957 Hwy 3118
Many, LA 71449
Norris Curry
P. O. Drawer 340
Hodge, LA 71427
North Central
North Sabine
Johnny Jones
3515 Mandeville St.
New Orleans
Tim Hisaw
1218 Cemetery Rd.
Pineville, LA 71360
Roger Matkin
2076 Desoto St.
Provencal, LA 71468
Natchitoches
North Rapides
Dean Gunter
P. O. Box 568
Lecompte, LA 71346
Mt Olive
Annette Gordon
PO Box 881
Ponchatoula, LA 70454
Glenda Suggs
7103 DeSiard St.
Monroe, LA 71203
October 5
Bethlehem, Albany
TBA
September 10
Friendship, Many
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Ellzy Anderson
PO Box 709
Zwolle, LA 71486
October 11
October 20
Ebenezer, Jonesboro
6:30 p.m.
October 26
September 22
First, Marthaville
6:30 p.m.
TBA
Gayle Moore
164 Camillia Circle
Ruston, LA 71270
Evelyn Gehrmann
2222 Lakeshore Drive
Barbara Dickson
P. O. Box 2790
Martha Ann Earl
P. O. Box 129
Elizabetha, LA 70638
138
Joshua Eubanks
259 Springhill Church Rd.
Ringgold, LA 71068
Doyle Adams
157 Adams Dr.
Mangham, LA 71259
Wilton Anthony
35480 Hwy. 191
Many, LA 71449
Bruce Weatherford
2989 Hwy 1228
Winnfield, LA 71483
Mike Shumock
17820 Hwy. 1054
Kentwood, LA 70444
Red River
Richland
Sabine
Shady Grove
Two Rivers
Darryl Miller
11351 Hwy. 1077
Folsom, LA 70437
Jeff Moore
2289 Hwy. 472
Winnfield, LA 71483
John Cleveland
1318 Bee Bayou Rd.
Mangham, LA 71259
James Hester
5456 Hwy. 371
Ringgold, LA 71068
James King
142 James King Rd.
Ferriday, LA 71334
John Rushing
186 Hwy. 906
Monterey, LA 71354
Ouachita
Tammy Meadows
539 Pittman Lane
Kentwood, LA 70444
Frances Bolton
525 Hwy 1229
Atlanta, LA 71404
Hoy Leach
1245 W. Louisiana Ave.
Many, LA 71449
David Shirley
223 Duncan Rd.
Mangham, LA 71259
Barbara Dickson
P. O. Box 2790
October 11
September 17
Cross Roads, Tullos
7:00 p.m.
October 6
First, Hornbeck
6:00 p.m.
September 13
First, Delhi
6:00 p.m.
September 15
Social Springs, Ringgold
6:00 p.m.
October 22
Evangeline, Wildsville
5:30 p.m. meal/6:30 p.m. mtg.
October 12
7:00 p.m.
Chuck McInturf
Richard Beeman
850 East Bert Kouns Ind. Loop 221 West Alabama
Vivian, LA 71082
Northwest Louisiana Calvin Hubbard
1714 Jimmie Davis Hwy.
Marie Cowan
P. O. Box 784
Ferriday, LA 71334
DATE & PLACE
OF MEETING
ASSOCIATION
MODERATOR
VICE MODERATOR
CLERK
139
Paul Watts
950 Self St.
Franklinton, LA 70438
Jason Lupo
P. O. Box 62
Shongaloo, LA 71072
Washington
Webster Claiborne
Gene Gibson
P. O. Box 66
Cotton Valley, LA 71018
Chad Jenkins
1412 Monroe St.
Bogalusa, LA 70427
Wayne Chance
74 Arnold Dowden Rd.
Hornbeck, LA 71439
Phyllis Smith
P. O. Box 1099
Minden, LA 71058
Marian Porter
43762 C.E. Stafford Rd.
Franklinton, LA 70438
Lynda Price
620 South 3rd St.
Leesville, LA 71446
October 18
First, Homer
4:30 p.m.
October 4
First, Franklinton
6:00 p.m.
October 20
Cooper, Leesville
2:30 p.m.
William Wallace
Tony Hand
Clark Fooshee
Reggie Dykes
P. O. Box 428
P. O. Box 360
4538 40th Street
Clinton, LA 70722
Jackson, LA 70748
Zachary, LA 70791
Jeremy Blocker
P. O. Box 53
Simpson, LA 71474
Vernon
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
102,357 112,638 149,805 21,234 89,420 267,216 472,943 47,674 68,239 34,120 487,625 124,961 350,620 120,795 32,776 125,629 69,972 105,604 29,517 39,507 95,375 -
85,736 Undesignated
Receipts
Calvary, Opelousas
1961
-
-
38 76 14 -
-
2
-
-
3,150.00 -
Elizabeth Memorial, Branch
Kevin Colson
1903
1
9
116 140 53 100 -
-
-
-
4,833.00 5,040 Emmanuel, Eunice
Joshua Johnson
1955
8
5
272 272 150 70 -
-
6
5
6,175.00 8,028 First, Basile
Dwayne Smith
1924
4
3
150 400 50 128 38 4
15 6
9,509.10 27,722 First, Cecilia
Lonnie P Cleveland
1993
7 12 50 50 30 23 18 4
-
-
1,541.10 672 First, Chataignier
William Gary Mitchell
1910
3
-
151 178 100 159 -
25 -
11 2,589.00 4,259 First, Crowley
Cullen T Clark
1889
7
5
250 600 138 200 -
39 -
- 35,567.29 11,015 First, Eunice
Tim Moffett
1905
10 4
414 428 347 195 -
47 34 - 46,919.94 35,896 First, Evangeline
Barrett Marcantel
1938
1
4
29 206 44 50 -
1
20 1
275.00 2,185 First, Gueydan
Troy A Duhon
1902
8
2
141 156 79 102 -
8
15 -
7,263.89 2,613 First, Iota
James Cart
1902
4
2
51 51 30 18 18 14 -
-
1,350 First, Mamou
Ervin Goodman
1911No Report 30.00 First, Opelousas
Perry C Hubbs
1880
24 13 543 737 411 275 143 60 45 30 81,613.16 55,825 First, Port Barre
Benji Richard
1925
20 7
147 169 65 145 25 -
-
-
9,148.29 12,354 First, Rayne
Gene V Lee
1925No Report First, Sunset
1944No Report First, Ville Platte
Kevin West
1914
49 20 694 703 163 110 -
68 38 12 29,126.00 26,503 Miller French, Iota
1922
6
-
200 228 70 40 -
-
-
8
6,341.62 2,240 New Hope of Panchoville, Jennings
Eric B Crochet
1987
37 -
20 35 45 33 -
3
9
5
1,321.07 1,060 North Eunice, Eunice
Travis Turner
1989
7 11 90 138 126 101 -
8
19 -
5,040.00 14,167 Parkerson Avenue, Crowley
Chris Campo
1945
5
-
250 250 40 -
-
-
-
-
2,670.00 2,957 Pilgrim Rest, Eunice
Orville Rogers
1870
-
4
171 281 55 55 22 13 5
-
2,799.96 12,818 Prairie Ronde, Opelousas
David Fultz
1924
-
-
22 22 17 -
-
-
-
-
2,751.14 782 Trinity, Eunice
Alvin Ogea
1999
1
1
52 65 22 -
2
4
16 13 1,989 Unity, Opelousas
Gregory Gaspard
1992
12 4
160 160 57 40 -
5
-
-
3,539.11 4,177 University, Eunice
1991No Report 500.00 Victory, Estherwood
Mike Trahan
1983
12 -
19 44 24 73 -
-
-
-
480 Washington, Washington
Louis L Charrier
1994
8
2
191 199 50 75 -
15 27 12 6,653.00 11,697 Acadia
Statistical Reports
The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
140
95,525
519,541
121,795
64,985
137,619
145,280
203,277
36,814
46,814
101,375
687,381
173,277
104,512
135,356
183,482
22,163
96,120
307,622
505,839
48,994
70,852
34,440
Total Receipts
Acadia
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
94 28 7
45 1
15 -
24 -
34 38 2
7
41 37 12 17 20 Church Music
Enrollment
165 8
48 -
-
6
-
-
-
-
-
57 -
9
112 66 -
-
-
-
68 4
-
-
-
-
-
11 -
-
21 -
-
78 18 13 -
24 WMU Enrollment
270 -
117 28 125 25 -
40 -
-
110 130 38 -
303 63 85 20 75 -
28 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
22 -
-
17 -
11 -
20 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
218 370 79 35 50 15 61 27 72 88 193 137 4
13 600 181 47 75 41 2,473.27 45,042.00 4,881.43 5,839.00 802.35 6,000.00 939.74 4,572.47 11,000.00 8,082.06 4,050.00 57,997.18 9,295.51 7,321.37 1,687.22 5,063.04 577.50 Cooperative
Program Gifts
498 592 130 209 500 33 104 145 76 158 1,356 580 25 50 360 294 216 303 379 4,730 42,184 11,352 8,667 -
-
6,871 1,791 7,832 15,005 37,562 4,680 -
-
49,381 22,773 9,048 -
6,431 Total Mission
Expenditures
1965
72 -
498 1993
12 48 567 1946
8
3
128 1946
-
8
188 2012
20 -
300 1988
1
1
33 1951
-
-
104 1888
9
4
46 1953
11 9
76 1942
7
-
154 1952
10 8 1,321 1989
12 7
580 2000
-
-
25 1948
5
4
31 1996
6
3
334 1989No Report 1963
3
8
272 1948
-
8
148 1956
3
-
103 1980
3
-
284 1957No Report 252,460 267,282
697,323 967,731
128,730 257,460
77,014 81,320
-
39,000 39,000
129,933 133,519
25,420 25,845
101,523 108,603
-
414,365 439,274
162,000 193,200
14,400 14,400
29,000 29,000
580,272 1,043,484
291,603 325,439
72,776 73,520
-
84,740 105,740
Undesignated
Receipts
Addis, First
Tom Shepard
Ascension, Gonzales
Robert Lawrence
Bayou Plaquemine, Plaquemine
Kenneth W Austin
Bayou Sorrel, Plaquemine
Tim Webb
Belfair, Baton Rouge
Jon Bennett
Bethel Baptist Worship Center, Morganza Larry S Bossier
Brownfields, Baton Rouge
Steve L Bridges
Cane Brake, Lottie
Cedarcrest, Baton Rouge
Neal W Caver
Christ Covenant, Baton Rouge
Bradley Aucoin
Comite, Baton Rouge
Dale Phillips
Community Bible, Baton Rouge
Lee T Wesley
Community, Greensburg
Larry Stewart
Courtableau, Port Barre
Keith Davidson
CrossPoint, Baton Rouge
Nicholas R Taylor
Douglas Avenue, Baton Rouge
Jesse Ghoram
Dutchtown, Prairieville
Erwinville, Erwinville
Tyler J. Saucier
Faith, Baker
Faith, Livonia
Freddie P. Rodrigue
False River, Ventress
(Baptist Association of
Greater Baton Rouge)
Baton Rouge
Missions/Satellites
Berean, Crowley
2014New Congregation Christ Church, Opelousas
Stuart Amidon
2014New Congregation Christian Faith, Eunice
Cornelius Williams
2013
-
-
25 25 10 -
-
-
-
-
500 5,300 22,000
Community Bible Fellowship, Eunice
Horace Pickney
2000
-
-
10 45 15 -
-
-
-
-
-
20,208 20,208
Iglesia Nueva Vida Mowata, Eunice
Luis R. Bautista
2011
3
-
9
11 -
-
7
3
-
-
965.35 560 8,501 8,501
New Horizon, Church Point
Louis L Charrier
1991
1
-
26 28 -
33 -
3
4
-
360.00 -
13,768 14,568
New LIfe, Arnaudville
Louis L Charrier
2013
3
-
10 10 20 28 -
6
-
-
45.00 145 25,183 31,008
Grand Total - Church & Missions
241 108 4,301 5,707 2,225 2,053 273 332 253 103 270,727.02 247,034 3,106,723 3,939,348
Total Receipts
141
142
Baton Rouge
Family of Faith, Baton Rouge
Joel Davis
FBC Central, Baton Rouge
Fellowship of Central, Greenwell Sp
Fellowship, Prairieville
Kirk Jones
First, Baker
First, Baton Rouge
Oren N Conner
First, Gonzales
James B Law
First, Gramercy
Josh Burnham
Chad Bolfa
First, Maringouin
James Womack
First, New Roads
Jason R McNaughten
First, Plaquemine
Keith A Horton
First, Port Allen
James Gray Pearson
First, Reserve
First, White Castle
Andrew Donaldson
Florida Boulevard, Baton Rouge
Fordoche, Fordoche
Foster Road, Baton Rouge
Michael Morris
Friendship, Baker
Rusty A Reed
Glen Oaks, Baton Rouge
George Guillory
God’s Vineyard, Baton Rouge
Ezzie Price
Grace, Baton Rouge
Byron Townsend
Graceworks, Prairieville
Bill Pruitt
Greenwell Springs, Greenwell Springs
Jeff W Meyers
Grosse Tete, Grosse Tete
Immanuel, Central
Andrew W Pierce
Immanuel, Gonzales
Michael Dubreuil
Indian Mound, Greenwell Springs
Jim Efferson
Istrouma, Baton Rouge
Jeffery B Ginn
David L Goza
Korean of Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge
Jae Hoon So
Lake Martin, Prairieville
R Kerry Ash
Lanier, Baton Rouge
Mike Ferguson
Latanache, Batchelor
Dave Kelone
Little Prairie, Praireville
New Life Church, Baton Rouge
Joel R Willson
New River, St Amant
Wayne Talley
North Highland Community, Baton Rouge Claude White
Oak Grove, Prairieville
John William Carrigan
Oakcrest, Baton Rouge
Charles E Bennet
Park Forest, Baton Rouge
Parkview, Baton Rouge
2009No Report 1972
3
5
1994
6 12 2002
57 40 1932
10 -
1874
1 13 1907
4 13 1949
2
4
1925
15 3
1928
-
-
1901
4 12 1907No Report 1945
11 12 1974No Report 1942
2
-
1951
4
-
1944No Report 1964
-
-
1960No Report 1963
4
3
1963
2
-
1942
-
7
2006No Report 1952
45 100 1939
6
-
1974
2
-
1989No Report 1981
7
-
1920
51 128 1963
46 59 1982
-
-
1993
3
-
1958
9
-
1878
2
1
1970
5
4
1957
1 11 1849
13 10 1933No Report 1914
9
6
1960No Report 1967
2
7
1946
12 21 266 361 524 807 385 344 47 269 64 238 399 49 736 118 146 21 58 2,559 176 50 110 3,076 1,801 82 65 1,283 121 312 91 149 273 103 4,500 385 381 524 1,273 554 350 72 586 85 557 842 55 915 124 146 30 58 2,684 195 60 125 4,106 1,982 84 108 1,283 176 370 124 451 315 349 5,487 67 259 452 303 637 387 23 124 22 154 132 25 1,078 67 35 -
51 2,022 105 53 76 3,214 1,316 75 78 138 22 44 14 104 101 81 1,018 39 130 141 108 98 148 55 310 16 348 110 50 -
60 91 -
-
359 163 35 30 493 554 23 82 78 45 35 -
128 90 131 270 -
61 -
56 17 -
-
80 8
-
-
18 75 -
15 4
-
-
-
-
-
-
200 10 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
440 -
44 -
50 82 106 4
75 1
47 26 3
173 30 15 3
18 312 17 15 -
95 200 10 2
18 -
10 12 -
8
6
171 -
17 -
22 81 10 -
56 1
-
-
-
-
-
21 -
-
-
-
6
-
35 -
22 -
10 -
-
-
-
30 -
299 -
-
-
7
-
-
-
36 -
-
10 -
-
-
8
-
-
-
-
22 -
-
30 12 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
220 15,007.00 570.00 22,259.67 45,684.31 64,087.52 48,939.92 6,279.68 5,372.92 20,604.02 410.53 32,270.00 23,740.34 7,741.47 6,632.02 119,127.82 4,881.00 21,193.62 985.00 6,000.00 171,809.45 15,774.49 9,411.65 10,846.31 308,203.92 176,015.57 3,600.00 3,424.02 20,350.16 1,834.00 4,317.05 7,248.33 11,724.95 13,067.60 8,798.16 7,378.20 149,726.97 2,383 29,091 26,914 53,497 99,129 248,466 3,832 32,448 1,988 37,284 9,598 5,882 -
27,488 2,375 -
5,260 147,335 -
4,527 4,821 200,887 183,436 5,340 1,521 18,830 5,786 4,446 18,198 12,102 4,503 12,524 138,280 184,000 438,469 734,817 445,474 974,797 869,228 72,316 235,727 38,757 579,611 170,461 69,017 2,702,909 211,211 60,000 -
142,113 2,787,702 137,405 -
164,042 4,799,418 1,963,246 110,178 44,302 257,743 62,275 75,898 254,299 150,164 1,570,120 80,971 1,665,928 93,466
5,628,136
1,593,575
164,042
5,452,732
2,105,543
135,083
47,415
280,514
62,275
77,350
265,495
181,097
3,364,497
137,405
-
117,868
198,261
239,140
75,334
2,702,909
186,637
224,400
493,716
891,620
490,426
1,675,133
1,024,286
72,316
359,081
38,757
670,825
143
Redeemer, Baton Rouge
Preston Thompson
1981
-
6
158 166 -
112 30 71 -
-
8,299.67 13,857 170,374 208,132
Restoration Church, Donaldsonville
Jamie Elliott
1939
2
-
35 35 49 60 -
7
-
-
600.00 -
-
Riverbend, Baton Rouge
James Parker
1997
6
9
40 50 30 -
-
-
-
-
1,197 -
50,819
Sharon, Port Allen
Shawn Ostoj
1949
4
1
342 586 180 80 26 15 -
-
261.65 3,688 175,612 419,816
Sherwood, Baton Rouge
1968
8 13 265 330 138 65 -
16 20 8 32,373.09 20,446 246,565 256,092
Sorrento, Sorrento
Eugene Gullett
1950
-
-
134 134 35 -
-
-
-
- 10,207.54 19,943 70,512 81,384
Starlight, Morganza
George Molex
2003No Report Stevendale, Baton Rouge
Stephen M Young
1956
6 13 77 85 53 53 -
5
-
-
9,754.73 5,156 120,000 144,000
The Ring Community, Baton Rouge
Josh Causey
2007
4
-
120 136 165 -
-
10 -
-
2,656.23 - 248,931 248,931
Trinity, Baton Rouge
Dale M Crawford
1940
2
3
28 28 75 70 75 19 -
-
514.71 7,400 99,213 99,213
University, Baton Rouge
Michael M Massar
1952
6
-
385 495 185 50 40 40 -
-
8,634.18 -
-
Victory, Plaquemine
2002
2
-
99 104 34 25 -
9
-
-
1,991.47 -
60,000 60,000
Vietnamese Hope, Baton Rouge
Joel P. Hilbun
1986
5
-
95 110 75 41 15 30 -
- 12,147.22 -
117,000 117,000
Westside Community, Addis
Stephen R Armstrong
2006
13 -
76 76 40 105 85 8
-
- 16,608.75 - 177,000 177,000
Woodlawn, Baton Rouge
Lewis Richerson
1850
14 20 470 1,260 548 92 196 98 -
- 26,933.91 94,884 883,030 1,259,041
Zoar, Baton Rouge
Kevin K Hand
1868
13 26 2,071 3,155 2,002 432 182 175 -
47 212,620.13 256,422 1,994,359 2,640,586
Missions/Satellites
Church of Life, Baton Rouge
Steven Beckham
2011
20 -
20 230 15 95 -
25 -
-
600.00 -
-
Church of Life, Gardere
Steven Beckham
2014
-
-
8
8
8
-
-
-
-
-
600 -
9,300
Church of the Nations, Baton Rouge
Richard Wright
1986
1
-
23 39 10 7
5
5
-
-
-
-
Circle, Baker
Jose’ Mathews
1981
33 11 150 150 121 100 20 27 28 37 500 55,000 55,000
Cross Creek Cowboy, Zachary
Josh Morris
2014
14 -
40 40 -
-
6
4
-
-
1,241.79 -
30,000 30,000
Fellowship, S. Ascension
Todd Blount
2013
4
2
98 98 81 34 -
-
-
-
1,783.18 3,218 214,534 255,872
Filipino-American Fellowship, Baton Rouge Nelio M Liga
1997No Report 225.00 First Hispanic, Baton Rouge
Carlos Rosales
1978
-
5
25 25 -
-
-
-
-
-
243 12,253 45,984
Haven, Baton Rouge
Troy Mercer
2006No Report In His Hands, Baton Rouge
Marvin C Parks
2012
2
-
112 112 63 50 -
-
-
46 -
-
Logos and Life, Plaquemine
Larry Hood
2012
10 12 45 45 18 -
3
6
-
-
560 -
61,000
Louisiana Kachin, Baton Rouge
2015New Congregation New Covenant, Baton Rouge
Jerry Dixon
2005No Report Of The Way, Baton Rouge
Gregory L Coates
2009No Report Temple of New Life, Baton Rouge
2015New Congregation The Grove, Prairieville
Thomas (“T”) Alan Lusk 2013
7
8
149 149 80 -
-
-
-
-
3,807 402,568 432,168
Walker Community Ministries, Walker
2011
-
-
50 50 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
696 711 29,890 38,540 18,588 7,120 2,138 2,545 895 581 1,898,395.06 2,008,400 30,230,108 39,805,488
Undesignated
Receipts
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
Bayou DuLarge, Theriot
1936
-
7
165 165 97 108 -
5
6
10 393.37 2,485 42,245 63,845
Bayou L’Ourse, Bayou L’Ourse
Jonah Mark Callais
1979
5
8
280 312 80 100 21 13 9
8
2,415.00 2,400 -
38,635
Bethel, Bourg
Jimmy Autin
1966No Report 886.00 Bourg, Bourg
Barry J Blank
1979
5
-
50 55 10 10 -
1
-
-
2,258.00 -
-
Calvary, Thibodaux
Jeremy C Broussard
1977
1
-
38 199 36 -
-
6
-
-
2,439.10 3,951 50,455 52,517
Christ, Houma
1955
1
3
338 338 127 95 40 17 9
6
9,362.12 6,776 110,958 122,998
Cornerstone, Houma
Henry Knightshead
2011No Report Coteau, Houma
Wayne E Hunt
1959
23 17 480 487 81 125 82 62 15 17 12,340.75 16,459 201,749 220,456
Des Allemands, Des Allemands
Benton Barron
1955No Report First, Golden Meadow
Bobby N Duck
1936
15 -
95 130 50 69 -
12 -
-
2,013.31 -
18,000 18,000
First, Grand Isle
John W Boss
1956No Report 9,741.21 First, Houma
Steve Folmar
1933
48 57 1,695 3,118 1,157 352 75 30 18 - 46,178.00 123,163 1,717,257 5,194,032
First, LaRose
Gary P Hanberry
1957No Report 400.00 First, Lockport
Kevin Celestin
1954
6 15 499 544 198 -
-
3
-
25 30,133.86 15,252 290,358 296,350
First, Napoleonville
Charles Chiasson
1940
12 9
105 118 96 31 -
7
-
-
5,483.45 6,434 105,917 119,959
First, Raceland
1955
-
1
200 320 39 35 -
7
-
-
821.40 854 34,072 51,190
First, Thibodaux
Timothy Bray
1936
4 24 431 431 137 158 20 21 10 -
5,072.00 10,387 174,728 182,570
Gibson, Gibson
1981
-
-
131 169 51 48 -
-
-
-
2,716.43 11,333 53,787 53,787
Grand Caillou, Houma
Michael L Mathena
1950
4
-
236 388 198 108 18 11 22 18 3,597.68 11,391 136,472 160,256
Hope Community, Montegut
2013
21 -
48 52 61 62 17 -
17 -
587.15 5,623 46,855 98,693
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship, Grand Isle Dennis Blackwell
1981No Report Live Oak, Montegut
Matthew Chouest
1938
6
-
181 247 -
35 -
1
-
-
1,921.00 -
-
Mechanicville Emmanuel, Houma
1988
2
2
25 40 70 50 -
10 -
-
2,838 51,468 59,106
Mulberry, Houma
1964
6
1
252 506 255 190 133 -
-
-
469.95 53,548 338,396 416,605
South Lafourche, Cut Off
Shane Terrebonne
1984
5
1
47 70 80 45 -
8
-
-
4,832.00 5,075 68,616 73,691
Trinity, Mathews
1972
4
-
16 21 25 -
-
7
-
-
1,805.76 6,347 62,955 63,681
University, Thibodaux
1972
10 -
175 428 85 68 -
21 -
- 12,695.00 -
-
Valentine, Lockport
James Mooring
1991
-
1
13 13 22 -
-
2
-
-
1,165.76 1,976 16,654 17,264
Missions/Satellites
Crosspoint, Galliano
John W Boss
2013
4
-
40 40 -
63 50 2
-
-
-
18,869 18,869
Larose Hispanic, LaRose
Juan P Morales
1985
3
-
40 60 40 -
-
4
-
1
600 -
Nueva Vida, Houma
2015New Congregation Schriever, Schriever
Robert Eastwood
1991
4
-
115 133 48 -
-
-
-
-
3,682.00 6,476 82,330 86,369
189 146 5,695 8,384 3,043 1,752 456 250 106 85 163,410.30 293,368 3,622,141 7,408,873
Bayou Baptist
Total Receipts
144
Undesignated
Receipts
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
145
Bethlehem, Oak Grove
A M Bud O’Neal
1932
-
-
62 164 24 -
16 -
-
-
7,891 61,597 63,804
Beulah, Oak Grove
Kenneth Herring
1879
10 3
178 313 115 88 83 40 1
- 18,157.00 31,738 184,117 221,868
Elmwood, Lake Providence
J D Favors
1934
-
-
73 104 8
-
-
3
-
-
1,711.80 6,490 30,844 34,444
Epps, Epps
Johnny Smith
1913
8
3
180 300 125 130 38 33 10 -
9,330.14 7,200 185,000 220,000
First, Kilbourne
1915
4
7
362 542 161 80 60 31 21 - 11,000.00 20,570 -
1914
4 13 127 193 117 71 35 29 22 - 48,484.66 33,488 300,622 487,094
First, Oak Grove
Carlos Trapp
1908
8
3
338 705 171 131 27 34 10 - 26,967.27 26,993 234,448 342,604
First, Sondheimer
1940
-
-
105 267 17 -
-
2
1
-
4,346.00 743 37,042 37,962
Forest, Forest
Jay Avance
1907
4
3
241 444 106 46 59 46 -
- 12,011.14 6,463 140,350 162,710
Goodwill, Oak Grove
Jimmie Herring
1937
23 9
287 409 85 60 60 31 12 18 1,683.00 46,718 196,746 284,231
Green, Oak Grove
Billy Castilaw
1920
-
-
90 218 42 -
28 2
2
-
5,052.00 1,835 49,234 50,529
Herringville, Lake Providence
Donnie Linson
1923
-
1
36 50 15 25 -
2
-
-
3,438.37 -
26,000 26,000
Hill, Oak Grove
Leslie Yates
1913
3
-
269 342 92 75 71 22 14 6 13,821.00 8,862 83,849 102,152
Lane’s Ferry, Lake Providence
Mike Ray
1925
3
-
240 240 94 60 25 12 -
-
7,776.00 2,171 95,150 98,228
Little Creek, Epps
Jason Middleton
1944
-
-
10 49 10 -
-
-
-
-
3,000 14,462 14,462
Macedonia, Oak Grove
Mike Howard
1858
2
1
180 357 46 54 27 16 1
-
7,737.17 68,577 181,284 196,458
Melbourne, Transylvania
Butch Goodman
1940
-
-
121 425 46 35 22 37 -
-
6,979.53 13,695 133,386 146,938
Monticello, Lake Providence
Rocky Stephens
1973No Report 320.00 New Hope, Lake Providence
Fred Hale
1940
-
-
74 74 -
-
-
-
-
-
1,017.82 -
44,391 44,391
New Prospect, Pioneer
1936
6
3
17 17 23 -
-
8
-
7
752.55 -
-
New Zion, Oak Grove
Greg Dunn
1934
9
4
313 465 85 85 60 29 27 6 14,151.17 16,791 188,035 214,546
Old Midway, Delhi
Kenneth King
1948
-
-
19 49 10 -
-
3
-
-
1,000.00 1,165 41,835 42,400
Pioneer, Pioneer
William W Fowler
1962
2
1
264 314 56 78 15 14 6
-
6,116.11 8,365 82,640 91,453
Transylvania, Transylvania
Jeff Eagles
1939
1
1
83 266 42 29 10 3
-
-
2,578.83 1,195 25,887 89,120
Trinity, Oak Grove
Rayburn McLarrin
1962
13 -
267 534 169 100 95 27 10 - 12,529.25 15,926 208,964 268,676
Unity, Oak Grove
J. Kelly Coleman
1975
28 8
138 168 67 45 53 18 20 11 15,256.58 11,182 148,485 167,309
Walnut Grove, Epps
Todd Perry
1926
2
-
67 89 25 30 8
13 -
-
6,909.54 -
48,000 48,000
Missions/Satellites
Christ’s Cowboy, Epps
Johnny Smith
2011
2
-
40 70 -
-
-
7
-
-
250 1,100 6,100
Forest Bautista, Forest
Isidro Hernandez
2003No Report Leather and Grace, Epps
Johnny Smith
2011
3
1
40 43 -
-
-
-
-
-
841.67 319 8,556 17,112
135 61 4,221 7,211 1,751 1,222 792 462 157 48 239,968.60 341,627 2,752,024 3,478,591
Bayou Macon
Total Receipts
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
26 -
-
-
8
-
11 172 -
513 225 22 -
-
-
-
-
13 12 -
-
-
-
-
77 -
32 -
-
-
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
-
-
-
50 92 74 -
134 111 103 492 212 85 -
-
67 -
-
-
-
35 -
-
65 29 65 40 21 46 50 150 100 2
16 -
15 35 19 2
27 48 -
291 63 22 5
2
6
21 -
9
3
16 -
10 -
-
64 -
18 29 10 45 19 Church Music
Enrollment
19 37 65 47 103 101 10 75 259 71 1,126 303 84 22 11 64 40 36 28 29 37 76 53 58 24 193 30 40 163 40 191 89 1
8
-
-
13 28 -
16 30 -
43 52 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
12 -
-
12 -
-
-
-
-
54 16 11 6
WMU Enrollment
192 308 506 173 379 275 200 258 600 194 2,137 491 383 236 151 106 180 58 43 44 153 84 242 91 76 301 170 258 363 232 494 173 -
11 -
-
-
14 -
8
-
-
-
50 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
6
-
-
8
-
-
-
-
-
-
10 -
20 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
77 302 312 111 276 189 54 239 505 170 967 442 166 108 81 94 47 42 43 44 80 84 100 80 74 269 62 87 241 230 171 164 11,615.80 -
-
3,117.55 4,299 58,563 65,366
6,930.00 14,971 91,387 111,065
3,190.00 3,093 43,419 43,892
27,879.52 20,993 179,358 192,458
6,400.00 19,981 119,232 143,263
-
8,000 8,000
3,570.89 14,347 93,307 109,270
26,060.00 83,400 337,254 387,447
2,573.40 6,774 57,701 63,907
84,999.73 123,126 1,325,272 2,156,436
41,475.02 76,933 496,347 577,517
9,881.14 29,715 208,941 234,743
783.52 452 15,084 18,249
-
5,901 5,901
1,200.00 4,802 86,407 98,493
3,660.67 1,606 47,305 48,049
-
-
385.00 -
40,000 40,000
2,882.34 3,022 29,343 33,140
216.60 217 35,968 36,307
5,061 52,644 61,754
27,758.00 20,506 135,744 142,097
1,043.36 7,033 69,199 69,199
4,018.55 1,301 50,400 54,400
30,156.75 30,654 498,115 564,831
1,192.00 -
30,000 30,000
8,324.75 11,966 64,075 83,694
28,910.36 22,663 269,233 339,835
900.00 1,243.74 7,253 66,934 88,829
14,935.00 28,709 336,280 385,216
3,800 71,993 78,993
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1922
-
-
1937
1
-
1949
-
-
1874
1
1
1937
7
6
1918
5
3
1935
-
-
1934
1
-
1920
27 3
1916
2
-
1904
42 49 1907
38 12 1896
-
-
1945
2
3
1940
8
-
1854
2
3
1884
7
-
1935
-
-
2003
-
-
1872
2
3
1949
2
-
1955
14 10 1874
1
-
1939
3
-
1885
2
-
1990
9 52 1912No Report 1832
2
-
1922
5
4
1866
4
5
1889No Report 1933
3
-
1875
7 13 1901
1
-
Total Mission
Expenditures
Brent Maxwell
Jerry L Hext
Jim Miers
Roy L Johnson
Charlie Bailey
Bill Smith
Lindsey Burns
Stuart Graves
Wayne Squyres
Wayne LaCaze
Frederick Hartzell
Steve Miller
Byron Williams
Michael Allen
Ryan Perry
Mike Sanford
Lynn Clayton
Bruce Butts
Hardy Fred Estes
Bob Colquette
Ray W. Clark
Danny Wilson
Arlen Smith
Undesignated
Receipts
Arkadelphia, Pitkin
Beauregard Friendship, DeRidder
Beauregard Memorial, Longville
Brushy Creek, Bancroft
Calvary, Merryville
Cherry Grove, Dry Creek
Cypress Creek, Deridder
Diamond, DeRidder
Dry Creek, DeRidder
Faith, Ragley
First, DeRidder
First, Longville
First, Merryville
Gambrell, Starks
Glade Branch, Leesville
Good Hope, Singer
Green Oak, Merryville
Hebron, Kinder
Hilltop, DeRidder
Hopewell Community, DeRidder
Lone Star, Pitkin
Ludington, DeRidder
Magnolia, Ragley
Marlow, Leesville
Mystic, Merryville
New Life, DeRidder
Oaklin Springs, Oberlin
Occupy One, Pitkin
Occupy Two, Pitkin
Palestine, Grant
Pilgrims Rest, Dequincy
Pine Ridge, DeRidder
Pleasant Hill, DeRidder
Providence, Leesville
Beauregard
Total Receipts
146
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
147
-
-
-
-
78 11 22 -
42 -
40 52 -
-
-
-
2
-
-
2
37 -
2
-
17 -
28 43 2
4
17 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
12 4
-
25 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3
33 -
-
-
-
13 -
-
-
-
-
-
1,800.00 1,786.16 519.00 58,639.65 3,861.28 3,064.00 2,724.45 28,108.56 3,600.00 650.00 6,000.00 650.00 290.00 903.39 6,683 5,971 12,329 33,373 3,405 1,361 -
17,396 6,243 1,597 10,000 6,002 -
250 300 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
-
-
50 -
75 7
60 62 101 59 78 42 -
-
40 -
VBS Enrollment
37 -
57 12 425 19 32 23 122 87 66 97 16 12 58 25 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
137 108 196 12 428 134 199 283 661 172 213 393 62 40 64 52 Church Music
Enrollment
38 31 131 12 415 77 99 109 407 98 136 294 23 40 64 35 WMU Enrollment
1
-
15 -
14 -
-
3
3
2
2
2
1
-
2
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
-
6
-
17 -
2
1
2
1
1
4
-
4
2
-
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1885
1877
1842
1885
1847
1894
1900
1886
1848
1840
1922
1904
1837
1873
2007
1947
Total Mission
Expenditures
Lamar Skinner
James Lambert
Ken Roberts
Donald R Woodard
Jeff Hoffman
Edwin (Max) M Rasbury
Orvell Bryant
Robert Leach
Everett G. Geis, Jr
Charles Middleton
David H Bolyer
64,241 42,293 58,410 25,844 629,702 38,613 52,000 -
188,753 135,437 97,763 118,916 43,487 13,763 31,137 -
Undesignated
Receipts
Alabama, Arcadia
Bryceland, Bienville Carolina, Saline
Cypress Springs, Gibsland
First, Arcadia
First, Bienville
First, Castor
First, Gibsland
First, Ringgold
Friendship, Bienville
Jamestown, Jamestown
Magnolia, Saline
Mt Lebanon, Gibsland
Mt Olive, Quitman
New Beginnings, Castor
New Bethel, Arcadia
Bienville
Reeves, Reeves
1960No Report Shady Grove, Pitkin
Andrew Johnson
1940
3
3
72 142 47 47 -
12 -
-
1,500.00 6,012 48,597 50,523
Shiloh, DeRidder
Roderick Martin
1865
6
6
238 442 66 69 12 21 -
-
3,800.06 9,440 100,415 120,823
Singer, Singer
Jordan D Doyle
1892
8
-
63 85 66 -
-
16 5
-
5,061.59 2,266 68,731 68,731
Smyrna, DeRidder
Tim Lee
1863
2
-
159 389 74 86 23 -
4
5
1,650.00 8,328 98,418 102,129
Sugartown, Sugartown
Alfred Kennedy
1878
-
-
32 127 6
-
5
2
1
-
1,306.81 1,437 27,113 27,163
Temple, DeRidder
Frank Ott
1951
10 22 116 200 116 125 -
24 -
-
6,085.00 32,860 156,251 177,122
Texas Avenue, DeRidder
Arthur Rockett
1948
-
-
116 430 21 -
-
-
-
-
4,470.00 7,681 48,516 58,973
The Church of Rosepine
Greg Crawford
1926
18 18 139 230 126 180 122 7
-
-
1,660.04 13,374 171,441 185,353
Unity, DeRidder
Roger Gill
1999
14 15 391 476 137 180 -
45 -
30 4,400.00 9,568 215,887 245,489
Westview, DeRidder
Jason Hoychick
1955
26 44 356 369 241 110 135 -
26 18 13,963.51 17,601 281,288 318,297
Missions/Satellites
Emanuel Hispanic, DeRidder
Ruben A. US
2006
4
-
53 53 38 48 -
4
-
-
-
-
289 275 7,646 12,494 4,462 2,866 1,408 928 338 180 399,200.70 655,244 6,140,063 7,626,954
70,491
44,868
58,410
31,825
710,743
41,344
58,000
282,793
147,253
118,835
138,884
45,795
14,048
31,137
-
Total Receipts
Bienville
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
148
-
234 55 102 -
196 100 35 -
145 80 85 -
-
100 168 -
78 48 -
-
64 -
-
-
53 -
41 -
-
40 21 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
50 207 60 121 12 376 35 118 40 104 20 136 30 17 60 198 15 33 20 30 1
54 12 -
10 20 12 23 -
-
-
22 Church Music
Enrollment
268 391 282 202 22 733 150 406 90 386 78 179 229 68 239 746 10 48 22 6
-
40 6
-
-
1
-
5
-
-
11 47 WMU Enrollment
227 270 282 165 14 712 100 237 60 255 72 128 182 50 170 457 -
25 -
-
-
30 -
-
-
-
-
6
-
-
-
10 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
7
6
5
-
-
3
-
4
-
7
-
3
2
-
-
5
5,543.23 23,050.00 2,443.40 600.00 8,122.00 59,979.47 3,499.61 24,543.99 2,732.85 4,060.00 10,574.35 25,919.90 29,120.00 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1907
2
1871
24 1931No Report 1867No Report 1938
6
1903
10 1891
2
1900
9
1873
-
1896
1
1870
17 1901
17 1904
2
1873
1
1940
7
1871
-
1914
5
1924
6
6,928 21,345 39,665 9,909 -
35,181 6,487 10,097 -
8,178 -
-
951 -
7,785 22,768 Total Mission
Expenditures
Kenneth C Murrell
Carl Gulde
Lamar Carpenter
David Guillot
Stephen Richardson
Bob Dunn
Lloyd D Whitman
Ray Teal
Brian Gunter
Donald Litton
Carl W Griffith
Travis Sanders
Almos Calvin Cantrell
Terry Smith
Jim Winegeart
58,683 242,740 112,356 121,712 -
580,482 63,331 204,177 -
-
-
-
43,570 33,565 102,734 269,246 Undesignated
Receipts
Bentley, Bentley
Bethel, Colfax
Beulah, Winnfield
Big Creek, Dry Prong
Bob, Pollock
Colfax, Colfax
Fairfield, Dry Prong
First, Dry Prong
First, Montgomery
First, Pollock
Friendship, Pollock
Georgetown, Georgetown
Hargis, Montgomery
Hebron, Dry Prong
Hudson Creek, Colfax
Iatt, Atlanta
Lincecum, Pollock
New Prospect, Dry Prong
Big Creek
New Ebenezer, Castor
David P Savage
1854
13 7
299 520 152 81 112 20 -
- 20,651.33 17,932 206,512 256,252
New Ramah, Castor
1898
-
-
53 68 25 26 19 10 -
-
300.00 4,015 45,747 46,942
Old Saline, Castor
Michael Sanders
1844
2
6
160 313 24 106 -
55 -
-
7,317.73 8,728 81,308 94,596
Pine Grove, Castor
1895
-
-
52 88 27 -
16 14 -
-
5,385.85 14,542 63,540 71,275
Taylor, Taylor
Jimmy Eppinette
1889
-
1
43 100 7
-
-
2
-
-
4,890.09 6,165 88,904 107,950
Union, Quitman
William (Bill) W Staples 1867
1
-
25 25 26 -
3
-
-
-
200 17,000 17,300
Missions/Satellites
Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida, Athens
Cleto Perez
2014
4 13 32 32 25 -
8
15 -
-
103 5,125 5,125
Second Chance, Arcadia
Craig Jenkins
2007
3
3
61 61 23 -
15 5
-
-
136.15 42 506 506
63 75 2,734 4,361 1,397 787 418 275 41 49 151,277.64 156,637 2,049,001 2,394,372
113,360
121,712
894,435
71,662
226,896
183,280
43,570
33,565
117,722
317,834
62,407
280,128
Total Receipts
Jim Garlington
Samuel Morrow
Gregory Lynn Griffin
James Preuett
Bob Boyt
Kevin E Simmons
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
149
15 -
20 70 29 43 48 -
-
-
18 4
-
247 -
-
-
-
-
80 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
80 -
600.00 1,224 100,370 102,874
-
2,289.00 -
55,000 55,000
25 14,952.60 18,439 156,187 171,773
-
-
100 100
8
900.00 3,578 27,690 56,131
- 11,260.34 9,579 137,923 140,523
-
120 32,113 32,113
24 10,696.93 8,729 209,695 224,457
368.00 128 241,255.67 210,963 2,551,674 3,249,542
-
-
-
-
4
26 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
30 750.00 -
47,000 47,000
700.00 2,730 30,468 31,448
14,260.62 9,422 172,470 203,939
20,544.86 12,555 189,033 298,479
300.00 6,375 130,184 144,474
27,437.05 55,039 394,415 458,486
20,333.76 16,761 277,409 364,820
1,800 12,000 12,000
100.00 6,050 85,300 85,300
-
-
325.00 4,200 144,266 243,016
2,139.20 -
50,000 50,000
1,950.00 8,754 29,747 30,601
88,840.49 123,686 1,562,292 1,969,563
-
-
59 69 14 85 54 -
-
-
-
20 -
301 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
35 -
97 63 61 264 105 35 30 20 -
40 -
750 Church Music
Enrollment
27 14 101 313 67 314 126 20 53 53 68 25 22 1,203 10 5
17 -
2
21 -
50 357 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
189 145 407 465 298 393 436 30 280 210 172 250 70 3,345 -
-
41 -
12 -
-
-
-
66 -
18 27 -
-
456 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1974
2
-
112 1951
1
1
80 1923
3
8
246 1955
3
7
370 1914
6
4
247 1904
9 10 352 1911
1
2
354 1845
1
-
30 1945No Report 1901No Report 1844
3
8
75 1831
4
-
100 1845
19 10 160 1917
3
-
100 1934
2
-
45 57 50 2,271 30 126 15 38 117 36 4
-
24 74 73 130 14 -
145 209 2,006 1,913 Total Mission
Expenditures
Eddie W Riley
Mark A Dannehl
Brian Rankin
Warren Maxwell
Eric W Harriman
Rick Crandall
Sammy Redden
Wiston B McCarty
Russell McClary
Jerry W Hendrixson
Larry Russell
Karl Doughty
80 260 438 10 165 217 147 606 6,392 Total
Membership
1948
8 10 80 1883
23 -
75 1871
8
5
338 1939
-
-
10 1997No Report 1886
3
-
131 1901
2
7
137 1924
1
2
68 1946
22 13 409 1893No Report 1887No Report 176 79 4,629 Undesignated
Receipts
Banks Springs, Columbia
Bellview, Columbia
Bethany, Columbia
Columbia Heights, Columbia
Cross Roads, Grayson
First, Columbia
Grayson, Grayson
Hebron, Sikes
Holum, Grayson
Kelly, Kelly
Mt Pleasant, Columbia
Old Bethel, Clarks
Palestine, Columbia
Sandy Bayou, Columbia
Springhill, Grayson
Caldwell
Northside, Montgomery
Oak Grove, Bentley
Pleasant Hill, Pollock
Selma, Georgetown
Sherwood, Tioga
Summerfield, Colfax
Verda, Atlanta
Walnut Grove, Colfax
Wayside, Pollock
Zion Hill Of Williana Inc, Dry Prong
Zion, Georgetown
Total Receipts
Russell Beard
John Ward
Daniel G. Stanley,
Clyde Lewis
Blaine St. Germain
Theron William Watson
John D Astling
Steven Shirley
Robert Trahan
Nay Vickers
Dore Langely
Rob Tibbitts
Alan E Weishampel
Tony Crosier
Pat Thomas
Gerard Little
Robert Campbell
Donald L Willis
Steve Bennett
Glenn George
Carl Lee Whitley
Gilbert Broussard
Lonnie Gothrup
Brandon K Oliver
Jack Gandy
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
9
-
100 6
8
10 8
24 20 -
7
15 5
2
51 212 230 5
35 50 -
-
102 9
2
53 -
-
Church Music
Enrollment
-
-
-
-
35 -
-
-
32 -
33 -
56 -
73 156 103 -
-
72 -
-
-
-
77 199 -
-
-
-
-
21 -
1
6
-
24 6
12 10 14 -
95 -
-
-
10 -
-
-
48 -
-
45 -
-
WMU Enrollment
44 12 -
-
-
80 57 93 89 -
39 60 100 -
104 547 110 51 390 73 -
-
230 -
91 341 -
-
-
7,351.26 -
3,963.92 20.00 -
850.00 -
2,284.03 -
713.00 4,183.00 - 24,703.00 -
6,531.00 -
3,367.46 31 37,048.45 -
4,256.64 -
5,356.53 - 13,683.60 -
2,804.77 -
3,314.00 50 33,542.64 - 129,182.99 - 93,887.39 -
1,571.92 - 29,541.01 -
200.00 -
6,891.00 -
2,016.86 20 107,642.06 -
2,700.00 -
1,631.00 28 48,236.77 -
5,820.47 -
5,607.71 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
108 17 100 50 40 49 36 304 142 -
83 70 56 -
196 1,447 545 40 357 -
17 -
451 24 112 432 -
-
Cooperative
Program Gifts
416 76 1,094 151 150 198 110 454 507 70 252 220 268 30 618 2,372 1,342 537 674 110 284 267 706 133 230 1,128 368 75 16,804 162,107 185,394
3,226 33,078 35,752
-
-
3,675 124,188 127,081
- 101,000 101,000
22,285 132,251 147,347
11,359 65,784 81,481
14,726 185,110 207,798
18,956 264,414 358,038
3,907 83,785 85,360
6,639 113,740 157,141
5,287 131,342 137,369
-
-
-
40,000 40,000
29,884 353,979 421,302
87,618 2,028,332 2,234,037
44,178 883,041 1,103,812
2,115 35,214 36,511
27,158 334,761 379,217
29,282 101,559 149,865
-
-
714 39,794 47,416
80,550 837,320 1,034,592
4,655 60,079 63,895
2,146 132,976 143,135
46,894 509,159 665,275
1,678 71,049 71,049
-
11,120 11,120
Total Mission
Expenditures
1829No Report 1963
1
-
362 1960
3
2
30 2002No Report 1986
27 - 1,094 1948
-
2
149 1987No Report 1937
8 13 85 1955No Report 1913
-
-
155 1981
-
1
77 1954
12 7
267 2005
10 16 385 1949
15 10 70 1910
1
1
150 1946
3
3
130 1989
6
-
158 1874No Report 1951
-
-
30 1904
10 4
378 1949
44 114 1,486 1906
6 14 1,112 1940
3
-
209 1912
8
2
633 2007
11 6
92 1936
-
-
93 1947
-
6
171 1955
14 -
652 1955
-
-
85 1935
-
3
163 1897
10 14 480 1935
-
-
368 1909
-
-
75 1902No Report Undesignated
Receipts
Antioch, Vinton
Bellview, Westlake
Bethany, Lake Charles
Bethel Metropolitan, Lake Charles
Bethel Ministries, Jennings
Boulevard, Lake Charles
Calvary, Lake Charles
Carlyss First
Central, Sulphur
Choupique, Sulphur
Cornerstone, Jennings
Crossroads, Vinton
East Ridge, Lake Charles
Eastern Heights, DeQuincy
Elton First
Emmanuel, Lake Charles
Emmanuel, Vinton
Evergreen Missionary, Lake Charles
Fenton, Fenton
First, DeQuincy First, Moss Bluff
First, Sulphur
First. Cameron
Gillis First
Grand Lake Community, Lake Charles
Hackberry First
Hayes First
Indian Village, Kinder
Iowa First
Jennings First
Johnson Bayou, Cameron
Kinder First
Lake Arthur First
Carey
Total Receipts
150
151
Lake Charles First
1880
3
4
971 1,211 413 100 50 59 58 9 51,835.54 43,978 813,407 904,051
Magnolia, Vinton
1939
1
-
61 170 27 12 -
7
6
-
450.00 1,001 33,168 34,169
Maplewood First, Sulphur
Ronnie Burke
1944
16 15 1,220 2,006 563 234 35 107 21 8 35,329.85 45,150 781,632 819,274
Memorial, Lake Charles
Charles W Winstead
1968
2
-
36 85 15 -
-
2
-
-
3,580.00 -
21,600 21,600
Messiah Missionary, Lake Charles
Robert Owens
1994No Report Mt Pilgrim Missionary, Lake Charles
Freddie G Brown
1923No Report 300.00 New Hope, DeQuincy
Roland D Hebert
1946
10 6
423 1,095 264 161 -
35 -
- 16,800.00 59,501 393,326 493,329
Northside, DeQuincy
Shawn Hughes
1949
-
-
60 60 25 111 -
3
-
-
6,411.29 -
15,000 15,000
Oak Grove, Grand Chenier
Robert Fruge
1926
-
-
21 32 6
32 -
-
-
-
2,935.00 -
-
Olivet, Sulphur
Don P Walker
1956
2
-
134 143 35 34 -
17 -
- 20,524.33 - 180,416 180,416
Open Gate Western Heritage, Lake Charles Mark Stagg
2007
8 21 207 217 -
44 -
9
-
-
660.00 -
-
Parkview, Sulphur
Randall J Chesson
1954
2
-
142 280 920 -
-
12 -
-
927,200 1,203,000 1,264,000
Pine Grove, DeQuincy
Christopher Jeffus
1933
2
-
125 131 54 38 6
24 -
- 12,254.39 9,856 115,066 123,235
Roanoke, Roanoke
Darrell Hieronymus
1989
9
1
89 93 98 65 37 10 9
20 10,847.28 6,252 108,904 115,875
Sale Street, Lake Charles
Randy Edwards
1950
14 51 580 941 216 115 90 59 34 8 96,825.71 55,242 808,982 1,008,885
Starks First
1893
18 -
131 131 63 100 -
16 -
- 12,975.57 -
11,622 11,622
Tom Hebert Road, Lake Charles
1979
4
-
180 193 132 61 -
11 -
25 4,988.30 8,523 100,654 112,457
Topsy, Lake Charles
Lloyd Carroll
1983
4
3
118 332 108 52 60 -
7
- 12,144.00 10,483 131,815 141,934
Trinity, Lake Charles
Steve James
1926 128 175 4,356 5,404 2,607 1,224 992 275 19 220 317,255.30 559,249 4,785,926 6,539,414
Trinity, Sulphur
C Lamar Huffman
1958
2
-
249 249 87 60 14 9
-
- 12,424.40 6,750 125,500 125,500
Unity, Lake Charles
A B Lartigue
1970
1
-
185 270 90 30 29 31 27 27 30.00 21 29,254 32,538
University, Lake Charles
Carlys Beard
1965
-
6
58 67 48 -
-
28 5
-
3,000.00 8,319 88,152 101,922
Vinton First
Bobby D Daniel
1889
-
-
378 486 92 93 15 18 11 -
7,066.58 17,024 159,840 174,875
Welsh First
Pat Deshotel
1903
2 12 175 225 75 107 -
49 13 18 17,154.02 15,220 150,303 172,003
Westlake First
Wayne McEntire
1887
10 17 343 348 280 50 -
10 -
- 55,844.17 27,610 489,472 732,754
Westside, Lake Charles
Luke Liechty
1986
3
4
210 281 83 105 9
28 -
10 5,887.25 24,576 189,073 247,527
Westwood, Westlake
Jaceson Johnson
1949
6
-
262 350 224 75 68 9
-
- 12,212.78 10,882 219,453 231,511
Woodlawn, Iowa
Richard Louviere
1948
9
-
110 162 45 80 6
-
8
27 10,895.77 15,071 110,386 131,755
Missions/Satellites
Ford Street, Lake Charles
Willie Mack
1988
-
-
115 115 59 -
-
-
-
-
262.21 225 22,906 24,496
Iglesia Hispana, Lake Charles
Jose Perez-Sanchez
2013
15 -
84 84 28 9
10 8
-
-
4,638.92 1,019 50,946 70,718
Iglesia Hispana, Sulphur
2015New Congregation Sulphur Community, Sulphur
Blake Forman
2014
- 22 45 45 26 -
-
-
-
-
771.20 7,955 31,245 34,245
463 555 20,207 28,046 11,359 5,503 2,257 1,799 510 501 1,325,206.34 2,324,844 18,006,230 21,890,091
Undesignated
Receipts
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
Baptist Temple, Alexandria
Jerry Pounds
1948
2
5
168 558 131 115 -
3
56 - 16,253.64 18,530 155,163 189,946
Calvary Of Gardner, Boyce
Alton A Achord
1934
-
4
135 157 41 25 -
-
-
-
120.00 6,552 39,069 39,366
Calvary, Alexandria
David Brooks
1921
75 - 3,495 3,518 3,140 1,102 -
-
-
- 325,000.00 291,095 5,645,055 10,246,519
Cedar Grove, Lecompte
Lee Taylor
1922
6
2
49 105 45 58 -
12 19 -
240.00 6,414 36,883 40,693
Cloverdale, Alexandria
Dennis Snoddy
1953
-
1
150 178 27 -
-
10 7
-
3,875.61 3,779 52,476 54,367
Cotile, Boyce
Johnny Miller
1982
9 10 251 268 106 91 -
38 6
- 10,324.84 7,732 109,931 125,214
Dixie, Sieper
Jerry Johnson
1919
1
-
81 144 25 34 -
-
-
-
900.00 13,115 46,360 50,795
Dr W L Wise Memorial, Lena
George L Higgins
1938
-
-
14 16 -
-
-
-
-
-
437.70 1,050 3,316 3,316
Emmanuel, Alexandria
Chris Thacker
1881
6
4
446 883 390 101 20 137 59 33 10,312.56 96,473 834,860 1,116,464
First, Boyce
Brent Romero
1882
- 11 191 256 85 55 -
26 -
-
8,908.66 6,512 76,699 82,697
First, Lecompte
1888
1
-
142 192 146 56 -
39 11 - 20,917.81 3,571 209,760 209,760
Gardner, Boyce
Wayne Headrick
1984
17 -
85 100 35 -
-
1
-
-
1,783.08 -
-
Homewood, Alexandria
Jimmy W Koonce
1952
4 13 160 210 71 50 -
7
18 -
770.85 13,147 97,011 118,880
Horseshoe Drive, Alexandria
Brad Robertson
1958
- 12 393 481 105 35 -
9
-
-
1,200.00 212,173 239,129
Hot Wells, Boyce
Jeffrey White
1933
-
-
52 70 14 -
-
-
-
-
2,053.53 1,884 24,385 26,015
Lamourie, Lecompte
Kelly Boggs
1955
-
-
41 112 6
-
-
-
-
-
2,809.54 -
27,987 27,987
Mt Zion Missionary Baptist Church, AlexandriaRoger Green
2009
25 -
300 400 100 -
- 101 -
-
-
-
New Christian Life Fellowship, Alexandria Charles R Veal
1995
6
5
93 100 30 50 7
45 15 14 175.00 2,437 -
Oak Grove, Cheneyville
Conrad J Champagne
1886
-
1
50 100 8
21 -
-
-
-
1,409.00 703 10,559 12,585
Parkview, Alexandria
David L. Shaw
1942
4 12 317 614 321 109 38 31 43 9 37,587.18 21,904 433,430 502,047
Poland, Alexandria
1892
-
-
93 138 19 42 -
9
-
-
3,514.46 1,653 72,149 75,380
Riverview, Alexandria
David Newton
1886
13 1
166 217 111 151 -
-
18 7 13,157.50 11,025 129,429 149,674
Sharp, Lena
William E Howe
1957
5
7
35 35 25 -
-
9
-
-
2,371.89 3,066 45,236 45,557
St Clair, Boyce
Dennis R Ellis
1885
5 14 210 265 99 190 -
22 27 -
2,178.49 13,241 217,851 260,728
Twin Bridges, Alexandria
Brent Dix
1971
3
-
287 412 85 -
-
8
17 11 9,600.00 8,999 111,648 146,402
Wilda, Boyce
Joey Rudisill
1956
4
-
130 632 98 57 -
43 -
-
1,500.00 69,233 152,750 179,854
Wooddale, Alexandria
Wesley Lotts
1993
4
-
155 194 48 83 80 30 -
-
3,014.00 -
-
Missions/Satellites
Calvary Woodworth
David Brooks
2013
Satellite
190 102 7,689 10,355 5,311 2,425 145 580 296 74 480,415.34 602,115 8,744,180 13,943,375
Central Louisiana
Total Receipts
152
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
153
40 -
20 -
40 370 21 18 -
158 -
-
-
-
-
23 -
116 -
29 75 -
-
-
70 72 275 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
44 2
4
14 15 105 2
13 10 120 1
6
8
14 2
33 15 70 14 16 45 24 25 24 70 70 261 32 19 3
15 21 2
4
30 -
-
-
-
-
10 3
-
-
-
25 6
12 -
17 61 21 11 25 13 29 -
13 77 57 84 1
11 -
20 10 -
-
26 18,809.88 21,209 248,467 249,879
-
1,200.00 1,316 39,962 41,087
-
4,287.97 864 -
-
1,392.28 3,784 54,904 61,016
-
4,090.81 6,447 135,751 135,751
- 78,943.21 32,416 611,866 785,522
-
8,354.32 6,139 88,872 92,504
8
4,067.60 3,266 34,397 46,265
-
903.30 11,066 85,280 99,521
- 87,383.70 86,257 983,631 1,251,725
-
175.00 450 17,186 17,186
- 13,094.66 17,669 244,483 244,483
-
9,028.40 11,844 94,315 98,687
14 12,548.10 9,338 121,011 127,593
-
600.00 1,175 76,570 76,570
-
1,800.00 3,705 -
- 10,872.26 11,265 108,119 118,991
13 40,676.15 140,921 522,305 1,133,194
-
4,985 32,268 33,072
-
8,128.88 7,535 77,759 85,017
25 32,648.04 37,052 209,958 301,591
- 14,741.49 9,930 146,822 152,442
- 24,594.99 12,226 177,990 186,240
22 26,991.44 23,024 269,235 296,873
40 74,291.56 77,949 622,942 675,943
- 17,404.24 23,049 219,938 237,671
- 218,900.43 89,242 2,215,917 2,542,813
39 30,714.80 17,489 411,366 524,075
-
8,640.84 20,591 108,932 128,963
-
3,805.27 745 40,367 45,579
-
6,151.23 2,380 60,173 66,264
4
2,700.00 2,304 143,719 146,513
-
900 62,359 62,359
-
1,295.00 576 32,000 32,000
50 -
65 -
40 -
3
-
90 185 -
12 31 98 20 120 101 104 38 62 104 62 100 24 156 70 325 106 -
-
28 117 -
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
166 6
131 36 83 567 31 18 38 534 55 120 38 55 13 78 63 344 21 47 146 84 105 143 364 112 1,058 167 58 63 41 117 40 40 Church Music
Enrollment
594 10 112 60 288 879 134 57 237 638 164 190 207 217 50 387 254 918 165 87 341 286 391 410 978 484 2,395 587 131 159 137 339 58 47 WMU Enrollment
11 450 -
6
-
112 -
35 4
217 -
603 5
68 -
43 10 150 16 531 -
45 -
96 -
168 11 125 -
45 -
279 1
135 10 566 2
130 4
82 13 214 1
119 11 223 3
163 4
700 1
400 49 1,486 2
403 -
96 -
119 -
92 7
146 -
48 9
32 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
17 -
-
4
8
9
3
-
3
16 4
3
3
9
1
4
3
8
-
-
13 6
11 -
4
4
61 5
3
-
1
3
1
-
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1899
1892
1997
1840
1884
1948
1860
1872
1894
1920
1887
1990
1915
1877
1954
1900
1833
1950
1910
1890
1848
1898
1902
1901
1847
1898
1885
1888
1848
1907
1888
1945
1921
2010
Total Mission
Expenditures
Rubin Weaver
Lynn E Hawkins
Antonio Mendoza
Phillip Farris
Daniel Breithaupt
Bill Reid
Charles B Ainsworth
Paul Carter
Charles M Holloway
Dewayne Ramsey
Wayne Whiteside
Jeff May
J E Brown
Donald Reeves
Michael Devillier
Michael M Hawley
Wayne Sistrunk
Connie M Smith
Charles Malone
David Harrell
B K Miller
Kurt Auger
Bubba Hoggatt
Chris Craig
Jason Cole
James Miller
Michael Murray
Donald W Cardin
Jerry T Whitman
David Martin
Jose Martinez
Undesignated
Receipts
Antioch, Farmerville
Barnett Springs, Ruston
Bethel Hispanic, Farmerville
Bethel, Lillie
Beulah, Farmerville
Calvary, Ruston
Camp Creek, Spearsville
Canaan, Spearsville
Conway, Marion
Cook, Ruston
Corinth, Dubach
Crestview, Farmerville
Cross Roads, Farmerville
Culbertson, Farmerville
DaySpring, Ruston
Dean, Marion
Downsville, Downsville
Emmanuel, Ruston
Enterprise, Farmerville
Evergreen, Bernice
Fellowship, Dubach
First, Bernice
First, Choudrant
First, Dubach
First, Farmerville
First, Marion
First, Ruston
First, Simsboro
First, Spearsville
Haile, Marion
Hico, Dubach
Holmesville, Downsville
Hopewell, Spearsville
Iglesia Jesucristo es el Camino, Farmerville
Concord-Union
Total Receipts
154
Concord-Union
Liberty, Marion
Paul King
1850
7
9
133 197 41 29 17 12 22 -
4,377.28 7,339 49,608 59,153
Litroe, Marion
Jessie Foster
1918
-
-
20 20 18 -
-
2
-
-
1,828.63 1,829 -
Longstraw, Choudrant
Larry Emory
1932
7 11 140 165 93 57 -
13 25 55 6,011.57 11,969 120,031 144,816
Meridian, Marion
Glyn Nale
1999
2
-
61 61 23 -
-
2
-
-
10,000 70,000 70,000
Mineral Springs, Dubach
Greg Tipton
1865
-
6
142 329 64 53 8
25 38 - 20,307.35 19,528 145,691 220,579
Mt Ararat, Downsville
1866
-
-
60 169 69 15 -
2
-
-
5,338.02 2,398 -
Mt Tabor, Bernice
John Rushing
1874
4
-
50 125 48 -
24 -
5
-
5,782.00 3,116 72,296 99,237
Mt Union, Spearsville
Marcell H McGee
1888
13 4
81 135 71 47 66 18 24 42 1,917.99 15,411 94,666 108,163
New Hope, Choudrant
Dwayne L Monk
1855
9
4
346 358 176 82 -
39 61 25 38,935.61 28,006 237,872 270,737
New Prospect, Dubach
1871
-
3
177 201 77 39 54 36 85 27 6,274.86 4,223 83,236 88,212
Paron, Sterlington
Mickey Manning
1882
3 10 390 474 123 168 -
39 -
- 18,780.43 11,295 193,400 251,010
Pine Grove, Bernice
1890
8
2
104 129 31 81 12 19 -
-
6,080.00 6,081 52,596 67,523
Pisgah, Bernice
Jeff Hurst
1850
21 -
250 250 -
160 -
8
-
- 17,441.75 28,531 322,125 661,053
Pleasant Grove, Choudrant
Brad Jones
1853
10 -
110 120 35 -
-
15 -
-
-
-
Pleasant Hill, Farmerville
1872
5
-
225 360 62 60 -
10 -
-
4,800.00 4,000 -
Pleasant Hill, Ruston
Greg Morrow
1903
6 11 74 94 41 10 -
2
10 -
440.00 715 27,645 27,914
Providence, Downsville
Johnny L Sanders
1867
3
1
193 255 58 42 -
20 28 -
6,175.80 4,332 80,000 85,000
Rock Corner, Dubach
Garry Massey
1892
4
-
75 89 51 35 26 14 21 - 15,864.10 22,891 105,762 145,014
Rocky Branch, Farmerville
Woodson McGuffee
1985
3
1
73 184 65 21 -
23 21 16 1,450.00 6,801 83,531 85,506
Saint Rest, Dubach
Randy Ray
1854
-
1
118 139 21 50 10 2
7
- 17,314.52 15,774 183,192 191,280
Salem, Farmerville
Aleck Nyegaard
1897
8
7
154 197 68 52 20 17 -
-
1,000.00 11,270 102,042 128,040
Sardis, Farmerville
Robert Jackson
1860
3
9
196 293 30 69 -
18 12 -
7,942.05 11,450 74,065 86,246
Sharon, Dubach
Caroll Holmes
1871
1
-
89 130 46 -
20 12 -
- 15,705.51 64,253 158,977 163,375
Shiloh, Bernice
Scott Scallan
1849
1
-
49 114 31 13 -
25 13 8 13,460.00 6,803 78,175 81,403
Spencer, Sterlington
Jerry Fletcher
1920
2
-
60 69 28 -
-
25 -
-
-
44,537 55,467
Temple, Ruston
Reggie Bridges
1926
36 46 1,682 3,742 2,324 441 543 701 210 78 222,917.25 255,325 4,434,626 7,744,800
Union Grove, Lillie
Adair Ellen
1893
-
-
12 12 11 -
-
2
-
-
600.00 3,604 26,590 26,590
University, Ruston
Jeff Sanford
1977
1
4
25 50 5
-
-
2
-
-
250.00 150 -
Weldon, Bernice
Harvey W Hoffman
1900
2
2
131 237 61 56 20 11 53 10 2,441.56 28,613 114,726 117,810
Zion Hill, Farmerville
Connie E Ward
1841
-
2
61 97 32 -
-
6
9
-
4,800.00 13,257 93,730 106,163
Missions/Satellites
Bethlehem Hispanic, Ruston
Cleto Perez
2007
5 15 59 83 52 82 20 7
-
4
3,208.91 1,812 35,701 36,951
Filadelfia, Simsboro
Miguel Barrios
2014
1
-
12 14 23 -
-
-
-
-
1,267.90 1,595 14,210 14,210
Nazareth Mission, Bernice
Miguel Barrios
2008
5
2
32 32 34 -
-
-
21 -
873.00 145 22,943 22,943
377 324 13,511 21,315 8,894 3,773 2,167 2,250 1,201 456 1,222,821.94 1,301,625 15,420,837 21,256,584
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
155
76 -
3
61 28 -
36 5
39 -
55 -
-
-
20 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
29 -
352 - 28,066.78 83,648 323,501 393,080
-
4,139.88 3,638 58,575 59,030
-
5,762.96 5,547 63,903 71,290
- 16,048.49 22,560 229,096 229,096
12 9,214.87 25,106 107,593 215,186
-
8,820.00 7,573 80,738 95,124
11 41,919.15 45,839 434,213 663,150
-
3,602.00 2,822 38,635 39,299
- 31,105.16 38,886 245,928 329,290
6,153.59 - 10,313.38 41,129 154,345 255,826
- 52,458.62 30,570 361,467 385,633
-
2,869.98 5,064 56,571 56,571
-
4,513.00 23,003 82,309 92,682
-
3,176.91 16,456 105,888 112,295
30 11,150.00 19,767 199,047 214,788
-
4,480 109,861 109,861
-
1,301.00 7,751 57,677 59,903
-
5,058.71 8,434 64,554 84,553
-
1,066.60 17,192 99,291 104,950
-
2,200 23,500 24,700
2,175.84 -
2,553.91 3,102 76,555 106,108
-
4,839.00 2,779 67,144 68,546
-
-
-
-
-
23,000 50,000
-
1,275 70,641 71,916
-
-
-
- 27,895.89 18,198 386,667 406,446
-
2,609.41 4,825 45,010 50,011
53 286,815.13 441,844 3,565,709 4,349,334
30 20 15 30 14 37 10 15 24 44 59 -
10 22 40 -
-
16 12 35 -
21 11 2
20 -
35 -
522 Church Music
Enrollment
81 32 31 43 11 -
118 8
-
-
-
32 44 27 73 -
-
-
18 45 20 26 10 -
25 -
25 35 704 WMU Enrollment
174 136 39 25 50 60 116 94 50 59 77 41 176 231 18 -
132 130 162 45 246 108 34 -
78 73 48 77 102 90 33 74 42 -
63 43 43 -
74 28 49 40 38 34 15 40 30 -
68 52 9
-
185 87 44 6
2,195 1,573 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
471 153 348 464 213 183 829 70 474 410 526 97 400 134 320 131 136 71 249 151 258 200 50 127 225 33 375 129 7,227 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1904
5
2
369 1939
-
-
102 1901
2
5
145 1953
7 11 271 1899
-
1
151 1888
1
4
118 1950
15 10 427 1976
4
-
52 1884
4
7
364 1890No Report 1891
1
-
296 1923
1
4
288 1911
1
-
50 1948
2
2
266 1887
-
3
46 1950
5
-
162 1881
1
5
65 1922
-
2
69 1925
1
-
54 1902
1
-
141 1889
17 2
87 1917No Report 1923
2
1
195 1918
1
2
156 1947
3
-
40 1918
3
3
87 1918No Report 1920
-
1
125 1944
1
-
30 1949
4
6
240 1919
4
8
87 86 79 4,483 Total Mission
Expenditures
Marion Spence
Jerry L Goodman
Bobby Ensminger
Dale Goodman
Paul Perry
Joe M Senn
Bobby Arnold
Terry Ganey
Craig Beeman
Thomas Peoples
Jim Goodman
Wesley Dunn
Mickey Gallup
Prentis Gandy
Scott Allen Gray
Gary Aucoin
Johnny Magnuson
Paul Stephens
Ron Ferrington
Tommy Basco
Edwin Fuller
Leon Ward
Kent Nugent
Keith Dowden
James L Harper
Kyle Spinks
Undesignated
Receipts
Baskin, Baskin
Bayou Macon, Gilbert
Boeuf River, Winnsboro
Calvary, Gilbert
Chase, Chase
Coax, Winnsboro
Crockett Point, Winnsboro
Eureka, Gilbert
First, Crowville
First, Gilbert
First, Winnsboro
First, Wisner
Fish Bayou, Winnsboro
Fort Necessity, Fort Necessity
Fort Road Oak Grove, Winnsboro
Friendship, Baskin
Harmony, Delhi
Hill Ridge, Winnsboro
Holly Grove, Wisner
Lamar, Delhi
Lone Cedar, Winnsboro
Lone Pine, Winnsboro
Magnolia, Winnsboro
New Zion, Winnsboro
North Central, Delhi
Sardis, Winnsboro
Shady Grove, Winnsboro
South Central, Wisner
Taylor Bayou, Winnsboro
Temple, Winnsboro
Turkey Creek, Gilbert
Deer Creek
Total Receipts
Year Organized
156
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
-
-
-
-
-
10 -
18 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
-
33 55 -
57 -
Church Music
Enrollment
40 17 78 13 27 17 -
-
-
-
-
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
332 30 131 39 70 99 8,588.22 14,340.77 600.00 5,545.00 Cooperative
Program Gifts
100 30 80 24 63 44 5,397 1,396 6,927 4,215 4,700 5,789 Total Mission
Expenditures
1854
-
-
1902
-
1
1888
- 11 1943
-
1
1964
-
-
1884No Report 1942
-
4
-
370.95 1,000 32,296 32,296
-
2,560 43,550 44,110
-
1,866.00 2,847 26,814 31,527
- 26,108.22 25,347 249,614 292,160
9 19,001.72 13,242 223,616 256,027
- 80,328.08 90,587 465,857 988,955
-
3,950.92 3,927 75,937 81,900
-
3,666.86 1,015 36,201 39,478
-
600.00 1,465 39,388 39,388
5
5,094.99 12,266 101,855 118,830
-
7,087.33 20,715 68,507 84,135
-
9,261.84 15,586 86,742 91,945
- 10,241.20 8,193 96,265 101,370
-
538.53 4,130 32,152 34,879
14 168,116.64 202,880 1,578,794 2,237,000
106,769 22,003 145,025 35,207 23,464 59,122 Undesignated
Receipts
Bob Latham
David Permenter
Lynn Mitchell
Larry Simpson
Fred Mustiful
Eli F Noble
Baptisms
-
10 -
-
36 43 -
-
-
10 -
-
-
10 109 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
-
2
-
65 36 105 18 8
-
-
12 15 14 -
275 Church Music
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
-
12 -
-
-
-
18 -
-
16 -
25 -
-
71 WMU Enrollment
62,381
111,875
22,503
221,113
40,723
28,764
Total Receipts
Antioch, Mansfield
Benson, Converse
Beulah, Mansfield
Calvary, Mansfield
Carmel, Mansfield
Cedar Hill, Grand Cane
Emmanuel, Mansfield
31 -
-
120 90 262 55 -
-
-
18 112 -
48 736 Sunday School
Enrollment
28 31 -
170 148 734 37 31 6
24 130 97 38 61 1,535 Other Additions
VBS Enrollment
209 38 113 484 524 1,021 223 53 142 54 174 305 230 68 3,638 Resident
Membership
VBS Enrollment
-
63 -
31 -
95 9
151 13 297 27 1,008 6
78 -
37 -
125 10 51 2
96 7
285 -
110 3
50 77 2,477 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
2
-
9
10 9
8
-
-
2
2
16 -
3
61 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1935
1950
1934
1935
1921
1944
1942
1947
1954
1982
1942
1956
1937
1984
Total Mission
Expenditures
Desoto
John Holdiness
Scott Byrd
William W. McCullin
Larry Walters
Clovis E Christman
Randy Williams
Mark Richardson
Larry Foster
Glen Harrigill
Larry Wagoner
Undesignated
Receipts
Bethany, Newellton
Bougere, Vidalia
Clayton, Clayton
FBC Newellton
First, Ferriday
First, Vidalia
First, Waterproof
Flowers Landing, Newellton
Hill Memorial, Ferriday
Lake St John Community, Ferriday
Maryland, St Joseph
Riverside, Vidalia
St Joseph, St Joseph
Westside, Ferriday
Delta
Total Receipts
David Cox
Toby Shaw
Lance Cypert
Charles Hall
Roy Miller
Mel Campbell
Ron McLellan
Michael Scott
Amador Santos
Marion Puryear
Richard L. Tull
Alton Middleton
Donald Mack Black
Edward Williams
Mike Hawkins
William E Hines
Larry Pridmore
Jeff Jinks
Wayne Roberts
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
157
5
74 -
8
9
30 52 7
6
19 -
-
-
-
-
21 -
25 -
-
-
-
-
8,435 36,243 36,243
-
269.00 5,175 26,816 32,616
30 27,723.00 33,594 283,624 406,559
-
9,131.00 72,863 202,482 211,867
- 47,636.29 28,932 513,284 584,501
-
2,631.11 32,348 263,111 331,785
31 118,945.57 76,789 713,484 808,685
22 15,203.48 26,768 337,128 402,417
-
8,630.00 14,941 107,102 118,449
-
100.00 14,630 93,147 95,900
-
611.25 10,192 90,408 93,562
-
6,568.87 7,251 115,525 125,470
5
150.00 3,349 -
2,905
-
2,550.00 6,430 64,083 64,083
-
240.00 2,200 10,273 10,723
- 33,180.00 14,968 156,861 261,877
-
1,581.63 13,405 96,279 96,279
-
8,004.00 108,850 429,982 522,356
- 16,661.33 17,819 211,545 218,471
-
2,100.00 21,428 55,434 72,731
88 330,990.52 548,791 4,198,401 4,984,838
-
-
-
-
10 -
10 -
-
-
-
713.00 51,664.50 4,200.68 3,033.15 8,868.41 19,340.00 21,270.25 12,100.23 512.00 6,333.00 879.91 1,990 51,021 11,524 39,424 7,316 7,727 33,107 8,795 80 10,519 1,118 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
-
-
-
45 -
-
92 71 -
-
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
-
300 22 122 48 130 147 35 113 86 49 2
-
49 9
82 16 38 62 23 -
-
-
7
-
-
30 -
20 10 7
383 Church Music
Enrollment
41 1,350 25 97 123 109 180 85 74 64 39 -
-
56 -
-
-
22 -
5
-
-
6
-
-
-
20 -
-
-
-
-
-
2
-
86 122 39 -
28 7
6
-
-
25 16 -
-
-
331 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
1980
11 -
55 1841
5 24 2,215 1986
1
-
47 1945
3
-
373 1971
3
-
364 1986No Report 1996
23 -
194 1851
7
2
807 1952
4
-
145 1912
3
-
206 1950
5
2
331 1990
10 6
188 18 -
35 50 189 98 31 -
321 129 61 58 212 120 213 80 86 40 21 -
60 68 23 -
7
-
33 -
-
-
260 60 25 35 163 119 92 65 13 -
2,055 1,067 Cooperative
Program Gifts
150 3,297 309 374 400 194 1,031 150 215 610 188 151 129 655 175 428 250 545 300 323 49 233 150 23 72 181 407 111 718 188 38 5,827 Total
Membership
-
-
78 1
-
120 10 6
274 1
5
108 8
9
306 4 10 186 9 10 363 11 -
250 11 7
269 3
4
32 13 12 144 3
3
150 -
-
19 -
-
42 -
-
80 6 24 339 -
1
64 1
-
311 2
6
129 -
-
Expenditures
Michael Luce
Charles Ellzey
Robby Dickerson
Willis Easley
Bill W. Holifield
Max B Landry
Trey Cowell
1947
2007
1870
1915
1851
1905
1916
1883
1884
1984
1900
1854
1850
1890
1955
1870
1856
1911
1876
1903
17,293 17,293
991,769 2,593,665
29,897 34,222
167,132 188,998
60,003 74,114
269,580 600,500
268,818 318,473
96,274 114,637
-
148,146 149,838
61,247 76,961
Undesignated
Receipts
Agape’, Denham Springs
Amite, Denham Springs
Beech Ridge, Walker
Bethel, Livingston
Carroll, Walker
Central, Gonzales
Christ’s Community, Denham Springs
Colyell, Livingston
Don Avenue, Denham Springs
Doyle, Livingston
Emmanuel, Denham Springs
Faith, Livingston
Eastern Louisiana
Fellowship, Mansfield
First Community, Mansfield
First, Logansport
First, Longstreet
First, Mansfield
Frierson, Frierson
Gloster, Gloster
Grand Cane, Grand Cane
Hunter Magnolia, Mansfield
Kingston, Frierson
Maple Springs, Logansport
Mt Olivet, Logansport
Old Union, Mansfield
Pelican, Pelican
Pine Grove, Logansport
Salem, Stonewall
Shiloh, Keatchie
Southside, Mansfield
Wallace, Pelican
Wood Springs, Grand Cane
Total Receipts
158
Eastern Louisiana
Leo Miller
1900
44 35 1,242 1,276 924 425 154 88 160 50 90,025.92 37,682 1,022,018 1,342,214
First, French Settlement
1954
8
2
291 390 87 85 61 4
-
12 7,663.74 7,980 97,382 104,841
First, Head Of Island
1962
2
3
120 196 20 -
-
9
-
-
1,141.49 3,694 40,267 43,492
First, Holden
1888
7
1
504 504 75 75 50 26 -
-
9,489.37 6,504 98,658 108,129
First, Livingston
Tim Norris
1946
11 -
403 544 265 115 -
58 -
- 32,085.40 43,154 411,727 823,454
Gray’s Creek, Denham Springs
Carl Sullivan
1947
3
2
265 611 126 97 27 17 -
-
8,715.22 13,453 138,646 214,799
Hebron, Denham Springs
Joseph C Alain
1837
25 20 1,032 1,089 761 300 203 189 13 30 46,029.40 61,096 642,659 934,255
Judson, Walker
David Lane
1889
11 20 1,123 1,166 696 665 325 88 96 38 81,836.29 147,661 642,452 916,864
Live Oak, Denham Springs
Howard Turner
1985
21 33 474 513 325 64 220 34 -
40 16,958.83 21,499 368,744 458,124
Macedonia, Holden
Roger Dunlap
1856
2
6
82 120 63 45 -
17 -
-
900.00 1,701 33,410 33,410
Magnolia, Holden
Berkley Boyd
1919
-
-
293 401 84 59 46 24 -
-
523.00 4,315 110,527 126,444
Maurepas, Maurepas
Glynn Reine
1917
19 10 385 450 177 195 31 13 9
10 369.00 1,911 90,804 95,000
Midway, Livingston
Charles McCants
1984
4
-
61 96 57 105 -
-
-
-
8,529.20 262 87,042 103,417
New Bethlehem, Denham Springs
James Courtney
1953
8
-
343 410 85 96 -
-
-
-
1,200.00 86,901 194,079 288,823
New Covenant, Denham Springs
Keith A Zachary
1983
6
-
163 163 302 215 -
15 -
-
1,200.00 52,787 387,676 646,441
Northside, Denham Springs
Merelin McCon
1956
3
8
571 593 115 48 -
34 1
- 13,242.62 17,733 179,221 203,431
Pine Grove, Livingston
Paul A Taylor
1889
-
-
350 498 158 60 72 58 -
- 34,347.00 72,040 279,768 342,695
Red Oak, Livingston
Alan Moak
1933
3
4
283 312 71 83 -
48 18 4
6,000.00 6,948 113,086 138,364
River Of Life Worship Center, Port VincentBobby Ready
1981
14 -
295 295 190 75 90 34 -
-
200.00 -
-
Riverside, Denham Springs
Larry A Hubbard
1997
2 15 269 279 226 80 -
53 23 -
2,500.80 10,211 300,174 319,779
Salem, Walker
Bobby Duncan
1854
2
-
68 72 40 -
-
-
-
33 -
-
Satsuma, Livingston
Brad Delaughter
1959
4 18 236 414 142 73 145 32 -
51 21,414.34 9,201 196,720 240,948
Southside, Denham Springs
Don Hoy
1969
- 10 345 349 51 50 -
16 8
8
5,798.68 15,109 116,766 123,156
The New Beginnings, Walker
Charles R Smith
2006
12 11 58 62 37 -
-
-
10 -
2,522.57 9,760 29,766 70,794
Walker, Walker
Richard S Blue
1907
9 21 1,229 1,284 603 323 242 89 59 30 77,403.60 90,491 796,315 1,514,750
Watson, Watson
John Pemberton
2009
15 41 194 196 247 78 -
67 -
-
6,105.98 9,844 258,200 287,555
Missions/Satellites
Community Church, Springfield
Dane Blankenship
2013
3
-
125 125 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
82,000 82,000
Genesis, Walker
Jeff Smith
2014
-
-
8
8
9
-
6
1
-
-
-
3,600 3,600
Greater Third Zion, Maurepas
Calvin E Brown
1993No Report One Life, Walker
Frank Valenzano
2007
9
-
98 98 72 -
45 17 -
-
-
-
South Walker, Denham Springs
Mark Carroll
2001
13 5
181 189 88 85 76 -
-
-
833.34 2,936 98,934 108,178
The Way Church, Denham Springs
Scott Cheatham
2011
40 -
125 125 203 95 -
40 -
-
6,796.37 -
-
Victory, Walker
Fred Dyess
2008
16 12 200 225 173 797 -
25 17 16 10,723.00 3,227 100,342 194,875
391 311 16,341 19,971 8,659 5,440 2,001 1,306 460 342 623,470.29 910,721 9,031,142 14,038,533
Undesignated
Receipts
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
159
Calvary, Lafayette
James E Craft
1987
2
-
68 132 33 115 14 10 -
-
7,915.11 8,818 166,497 184,162
Christ Church, Lafayette
Brandon Nealy
1940
10 30 115 115 131 110 105 15 -
-
4,000.00 14,300 395,601 440,036
Community Chapel, Abbeville
Ronald Abshire
1986
4
1
10 12 10 -
-
4
-
-
1,126.60 1,512 14,837 17,907
Community, Lafayette
Tom Lambert
1996
5 22 201 201 126 50 -
-
26 30 22,948.62 17,599 250,714 269,686
Emmanuel, Lafayette
Steve Younger
1955
-
-
50 150 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Erath, Erath
Frank Dudley
1958
1
5
22 29 -
-
-
2
-
-
3,316.00 7,737 33,099 36,570
Esther, Kaplan
Wallace Primeaux
1943
1
-
22 41 24 -
-
-
-
-
1,638.70 2,727 23,260 24,565
First Baptist of Pecan Island, Kaplan
Thurman Floyd
1928
-
-
16 16 10 -
-
2
5
-
297.91 913 3,116 3,844
First of Lydia
Joseph Wilson
1958No Report First, Abbeville
John P Riley
1895
2
7
171 188 130 112 -
12 18 -
2,081 54,094 61,821
First, Broussard
Weldon B Moak
1958
27 15 181 383 216 165 52 45 45 15 14,462.39 36,245 319,938 603,199
First, Carencro
Nick Peters
1960
1
4
75 80 30 -
-
12 -
-
2,107.93 6,246 59,192 59,192
First, Delcambre
Johnny Ward
1949
1
2
81 81 59 50 -
15 13 -
5,019.00 4,466 54,597 64,082
First, Jeanerette
Wallace R Millsaps
1939
4
6
90 142 42 63 -
-
-
-
139.72 4,457 41,946 44,636
First, Lafayette
Stephen Horn
1902
78 76 2,446 5,296 3,568 1,217 220 317 156 92 495,786.79 353,873 4,750,259 6,521,706
First, Milton
Beau Guidry
1974
4
-
222 359 108 163 -
4
-
-
3,596.34 12,362 215,600 231,300
First, New Iberia
Ed Downs
1926
2
3
384 875 127 90 25 12 -
- 19,570.81 18,032 197,893 231,557
First, Scott
Frank Ducharme
1958
-
-
336 574 19 -
-
3
-
-
2,127.68 7,681 71,893 73,978
First, Youngsville
Christopher C Fuselier 1960
16 19 512 533 179 100 52 26 26 27 10,816.00 28,164 348,794 414,909
David Denton
1956
10 19 1,221 1,557 853 380 147 25 57 - 133,907.56 104,146 1,190,013 1,781,453
Jenkins Memorial, St Martinville
Jessie J Charpentier
1948
-
-
258 309 178 113 27 28 6
12 19,331.51 30,723 138,396 156,564
Kaplan, Kaplan
1916
5
4
444 596 66 86 18 -
2
16 2,474.00 5,090 66,148 68,422
Lafayette Korean, Lafayette
1982
-
-
34 59 31 -
10 3
23 6
1,200.00 16,381 92,100 109,681
Parks, Parks
Robert D Burdeaux
1987
-
-
63 79 24 25 -
6
11 10 5,314.00 5,628 55,543 60,084
Teche, Breaux Bridge
Joseph Jenkins
2001
7
8
180 180 76 102 -
24 50 15 11,396.74 15,250 194,055 206,698
The Bayou, Lafayette
Mike Walker
1969 133 98 2,537 2,537 1,691 631 -
73 259 304 50,413.00 161,461 4,389,525 4,811,283
The Bridge Fellowship, Breaux Bridge
Rodney Chitwood
1953
3
-
65 70 68 63 71 5
-
-
1,741.12 1,696 45,100 45,100
The Garden, Lafayette
Larry L Langley
2007
2
2
36 40 36 -
15 7
1
-
1,000.00 6,520 90,716 101,571
The Open Door, Lafayette
Sam Brooks
1979
4
8
200 200 169 40 -
11 12 20 1,319.06 71,089 363,647 565,195
Trinity, New Iberia
Samuel Blaylock
1955
6 26 263 409 104 76 33 10 54 -
6,038.97 2,991 75,973 81,113
Westside, New Iberia
Tracy King
1978
6
-
127 151 82 22 -
12 8
-
4,159.23 4,493 51,990 57,288
Evangeline
Total Receipts
160
Evangeline
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
337 41 60 -
-
VBS Enrollment
300 27 47 30 34 69 -
-
5
22 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
995 198 82 45 40 94 7
6
5
5
Church Music
Enrollment
636 182 75 40 40 52 10 18 -
-
WMU Enrollment
12 1
3
-
4
54 -
16 -
5
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
17 7
5
5
9
28,211.00 2,334.00 3,190.00 3,912.31 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1964
1939
1987
1969
1956
26,347 4,656 3,738 1,200 5,796 Total Mission
Expenditures
Steven L Kelly
Darren J Carpenter
Chad Hebert
Frank Pellissier
379,931 51,250 59,853 16,697 57,042 Undesignated
Receipts
Bayou Vista, Morgan City
Belle River, Pierre Part
Calumet, Patterson
First, Amelia
First, Berwick
Gulf Coast
Missions/Satellites
Basin, Breaux Bridge
Lonnie P Cleveland
2012
-
-
11 11 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Christ Church University, Lafayette
Brandon Nealy
2014
-
-
45 45 10 -
-
-
-
-
250 22,551 94,607
Church Acadiana, Lafayette
Andrew Manning
2005
7
-
28 28 -
-
-
-
-
-
160.00 2,722 81,803 81,803
Church without Walls, Youngsville
Barry Faul
2002
8
-
22 22 -
-
-
-
-
2
5,057.27 957 71,940 71,940
Coteau Holmes, Saint Martinville
Tony Ronsonet
1979
-
-
89 89 17 -
-
-
-
-
-
5,080 5,080
Duson, Duson
Toby Ryder
1986
5
2
35 75 42 117 -
5
-
-
4,886.68 1,398 48,867 63,654
El Renuevo, Lafayette
Melvin Mendoza
2014
-
-
11 11 -
-
-
-
-
-
154.80 293 14,677 14,677
Freedom Biker, Lafayette
2011
23 -
100 100 -
-
-
-
-
-
672.45 915 37,677 44,526
Genesis, New Iberia
2000Satellite Highland Laotian, New Iberia
Phaysane Sengsourivong 1987
-
-
57 61 33 -
-
-
-
-
3,552.90 741 40,521 40,521
Iglesia Nueva Vida, New Iberia
Melvin Mendoza
2008
-
-
13 13 -
-
-
-
-
-
3,080.63 6,293 33,755 33,755
Jehova Jireh, Abbeville
Alonso Guido
2013
4
-
38 70 24 54 55 7
22 20 1,300.00 1,899 19,323 29,957
Lakefront Community, St Martinville
Louis L Charrier
2010
3
-
33 33 15 33 -
3
-
3
1,112.09 472 17,974 28,860
Loreauville, Loreauville
Riley Graham
1954
-
-
69 126 26 87 -
7
7
7
1,872.43 4,067 26,438 27,938
New Hope, St Martinville
Thomas Phothisack
2009
-
-
30 33 28 -
-
4
2
-
1,858.55 598 20,470 23,809
Nueva Vida, Abbeville
2014New Congregation Redeemer City, Lafayette
Aaron Shamp
2013
2
5
16 16 12 -
-
-
-
-
120.00 150 10,000 27,000
St James, Lafayette
1992No Report 275.00 The Bayou, Youngsville
Andrew Tribe
2010Satellite 4,583.00 Trinity, Lydia
2015Satellite Unity 1, Franklin
2014New Congregation Vatican, Cankton
Chad Thibodeaux
1999
8
-
93 98 29 48 -
-
8
11 1,150.78 2,220 64,690 65,555
394 362 11,120 16,225 8,426 4,112 844 709 811 590 863,001.37 975,657 14,270,302 17,981,285
573,838
56,208
66,625
24,197
63,398
Total Receipts
Aimoch, Olla
Calvary Heights, Jena
Crossroads, Jena
East Jena, Jena
Ebenezer, Trout
Fellowship, Trout
First Mt Nebo, Jena
First, Jena
First, Olla
First, Tullos
First, Urania
Good Pine, Jena
Hurricane Creek, Jena
Magnolia, Jena
Midway, Jena
Mt Sinai, Jena
New Union, Tullos
Oak Ridge, Jena
Pine Grove, Jena
Resident
Membership
160 30 44 365 78 500 288 391 508 100 17 44 209 76 60 30 50 Total
Membership
160 35 83 426 100 650 336 497 508 400 140 83 300 144 60 81 75 Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
161
-
-
-
31 -
90 44 88 -
26 -
2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
51 12 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
WMU Enrollment
-
-
-
93 -
100 37 24 -
-
-
28 62 -
11 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
18 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
25 -
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
-
-
63 46 325 98 112 60 92 -
40 81 53 14 -
60 2,459.63 4,918 -
1,832.14 1,371 11,000.00 45,297 10,545.12 3,551 32,736.58 34,907 110.00 300 12,000.00 258,287 30,610.86 6,409 10,289.48 7,613 700.00 228 650.00 1,700 8,855.13 15,199 50 -
820 1,594.18 4,036 Cooperative
Program Gifts
-
39 9
231 38 275 96 263 98 86 7
28 78 27 47 12 37 Total Mission
Expenditures
1939
-
-
1980
1 14 1938
-
-
1935
3
5
1912
-
-
1890
11 13 1855
6
2
1843
4
2
1893
6
-
1892
10 -
1906No Report 1908
17 -
1946No Report 1932
3
2
1923
2
-
1919
-
-
1859
3
-
1949
-
-
1858
-
-
132,806 7,200 28,051 456,455 109,714 437,206 215,610 463,314 -
151,496 228 44,156 159,975 44,497 -
10,769 58,246 Undesignated
Receipts
Todd Whittington
Daniel Tony Wilson
Ronnie Tarver
Matthew Murrell
Dominick C DiCarlo
Johnnie E Phillips
Scott Smith
Aubry L Prather
Walter Lloyd
Jerry Wilson
Tommy Prince
Brad Bunting
Norris Byron
P A Paul
LaSalle
First, Franklin
Paul Vandercook
1938
2
-
189 343 30 -
12 6
-
-
1,804.88 3,178 48,000 48,000
First, Morgan City
Nathan Rush
1932
2
4
319 1,385 96 36 -
21 6
8 12,729.89 22,961 216,325 260,748
First, Patterson
1953
4
3
127 304 35 44 -
10 -
-
3,777.31 4,222 102,156 104,416
Immanuel, Morgan City
Jonathan Moore
1954
8
8
250 340 200 -
-
15 26 10 6,657.54 34,705 338,848 338,848
Little Pass, Charenton
Chris Holloway
1973
6
7
381 523 88 150 60 36 -
12 7,219.61 27,535 157,816 214,516
Myette Point, Franklin
Joseph C Sauce
1939
2
2
34 39 13 -
6
5
-
-
5,844.85 6,044 64,669 72,412
Missions/Satellites
Baldwin Baptist Mission
Martin Romero
1982
-
2
60 60 32 24 -
-
-
-
883.31 1,008 -
38,763
Calvary Spanish, Morgan City
Daniel A Brown
1990
5
-
75 75 80 -
-
-
-
-
1,225.00 -
-
22,000
Cypremort Point, Franklin
Bobby Hodnett
1987
3
2
31 76 -
38 -
4
-
-
1,625 16,379 17,591
Teche, Centerville
1953
2
1
15 15 15 13 -
-
-
-
2,582.00 6,280 -
77 49 2,454 4,520 1,027 743 174 214 112 105 80,371.70 149,295 1,508,966 1,901,560
44,156
209,740
48,676
10,769
58,771
12,166
133,406
9,000
29,124
538,111
109,714
459,472
216,556
561,650
195,276
Total Receipts
David McGuffee
Ricky Gresham
Joe E. Reynolds
Terry L. Doughty
Patrick G Willis
Reid Terry
Shad Tibbs
Jimmy Keene
Denver M McBroom
Joel Johnson
Sunday School
Enrollment
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
162
48 -
-
37 101 101 48 25 100 69 128 -
40 50 54 148 -
-
VBS Enrollment
15 10 31 60 42 100 51 25 30 34 127 11 14 17 23 189 26 19 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
20 -
-
-
-
16 -
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
24 12 2
6
18 46 -
-
-
-
21 4
-
-
-
-
-
4
14 8
1
-
1
53 -
-
-
-
23 -
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
65 33 192 78 165 124 114 133 160 419 256 9
266 79 21 280 105 97 Church Music
Enrollment
-
-
-
1
1
14 1
2
-
-
1
-
2
-
1
4
1
-
7
22 -
69 21 13 26 21 -
8
2
470 -
1,000.00 8,515 139,187 143,793
-
1,583.81 7,225 -
157,111
-
4,519.00 1,461 46,589 46,602
- 19,201.00 116,772 304,027 317,703
- 10,758.51 10,645 98,750 103,840
- 28,700.46 36,885 307,622 311,040
-
1,889.30 16,135 203,267 208,211
-
-
31,200 31,200
-
1,529.34 32,292 213,937 217,088
-
300.00 1,800 43,003 43,027
-
-
6,000 6,000
43 192,864.54 616,416 3,713,305 4,222,202
-
-
-
-
10 -
-
1
-
-
-
3
1
-
-
-
-
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
65 17 62 64 66 119 70 90 110 259 151 9
136 54 21 242 50 38 Resident
Membership
3
17 -
1
-
13 1
-
7
2
4
-
1
3
1
10 1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
63 WMU Enrollment
-
34 -
58 -
70 -
-
-
-
-
517 1,129.41 274.00 4,411.00 8,893.00 10,358.79 680.00 1,100.00 1,670.80 2,260.70 5,604.11 4,800.00 1,274.76 4,140.63 2,731.53 600.00 5,225.49 4,705.11 1,641.68 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1845
1988
1841
1816
1846
1812
1926
1950
1971
1916
1897
1988
1918
1873
1998
1979
1896
1939
100 75 81 -
56 30 90 176 36 -
78 80 92 170 31 -
93 80 22 35 9
-
2,059 1,690 -
252 1,590 3,332 -
2,522 5,955 8,930 -
915 22,095 615 1,749 1,080 5,380 9,388 4,943 1,156 Total Mission
Expenditures
Eugene Carlock
William Floyd
David Trimbur
Brian Johnston
Wayne Holston
Jerry Adams
Bill Housley
Keith Lamartiniere
Charles Lowe
Timothy Mark Robinson
Rocky Warden
Steve Neesley
Bob Braly
493 104 170 296 48 256 216 75 387 111 59 6,293 Total
Membership
1860
7
4
372 1952
1
3
95 1921
4
-
98 1931
9
4
184 1877
1
-
38 1926
3 14 180 1945
34 12 178 1949
2
-
75 1946
7
2
273 1951No Report 1956
-
-
61 1922
-
-
39 134 77 4,543 -
17,168 43,682 89,537 -
44,615 69,056 50,589 -
54,492 196,739 12,386 49,339 31,971 48,876 103,539 55,401 17,671 Undesignated
Receipts
Bayou Des Glaises, Moreauville
Bayou Jack, Plaucheville
Bayou Rouge, Evergreen
Beulah, Cheneyville
Big Cane, Morrow
Calvary, Ville Platte
Centerville, St Landry
Eola, Bunkie
Fifth Ward, Marksville
First Lone Pine, St Landry
First, Bunkie
First, Dupont
First, Melville
First, Simmesport
Grace Community Lighthouse
Hessmer, Hessmer
Marksville, Marksville
Morrow, Morrow
Louisiana
Pinehill, Olla
Pleasant Hill, Jena
Pleasant Ridge, Olla
Pritchard, Jonesville
Rosefield, Grayson
Searcy, Trout
Standard, Olla
Summerville, Olla
Temple, Jena
United, Jena
Victory, Jena
Zenoria, Georgetown
17,168
50,723
94,745
50,697
86,136
81,888
64,942
204,640
12,768
51,338
32,141
48,876
118,834
68,113
18,958
Total Receipts
Year Organized
163
Total
Membership
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
-
114 72 55 -
27 37 26 75 -
24 64 -
34 -
18 33 -
-
40,989.76 35,487.11 1,885.00 41,243.12 24,249.00 4,008 81,227 81,227
41,325 527,848 997,974
2,686 35,685 37,620
19,699 83,378 88,908
12,795 160,697 167,848
6,408 81,359 162,718
2,445 30,000 64,009
89,366 1,000,194 1,600,304
-
34,410 28,662 26,338 14,485 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
-
52 52 141 118 VBS Enrollment
19 81 181 244 183 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
19 199 732 782 718 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
19 161 460 532 709 Church Music
Enrollment
-
8
14 -
10 10,183.05 50,264.00 2,982.00 5,341.00 13,215.04 2,946.72 442.60 85,374.41 Cooperative
Program Gifts
19 2
18 8
11 8
45 10 20 26 -
-
109 Total Mission
Expenditures
1969
1946
1954
1926
1936
1959
-
39 -
13 5
-
-
57 -
61 -
10 -
-
14 85 Church Music
Enrollment
10 -
10 35 -
19 30 104 21,943 219,440 469,323 449,391 249,516 Undesignated
Receipts
Bruce Hankins
Joe Don Hawthorn
Casey Lee Johnson
John White
Kyle Peters
Robert Spicer
Baptisms
510,449
263,836
21,943
237,412
560,481
Total Receipts
Antioch, Bastrop
Bethel, Bastrop
Bonita Road, Bastrop
Bonita, Bonita
Cherry Ridge, Bastrop
Faith, Bastrop
VBS Enrollment
51 223 26 40 81 70 40 531 WMU Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Morehouse
47 359 32 48 83 49 39 657 Sunday School
Enrollment
121 1,469 145 185 659 194 97 2,870 Other Additions
Sunday School
Enrollment
-
69 11 599 -
39 3
149 5
243 7
117 15 83 41 1,299 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
5
4
6
2
6
7
7
37 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1954
1914
1954
1948
1972
1944
1944
Total Mission
Expenditures
Don Thornton
Jason McGuffie
Kelly Clark
Jeff L Sykes
Martin W Parker
Undesignated
Receipts
First Waverly, Delhi
First, Tallulah
Mound, Tallulah
New Hope, Delhi
Parkview, Tallulah
Warsaw, Delhi
Willow Bayou, Tallulah
Madison
Refuge, Echo
Adam Thornton
1982
6
-
50 161 25 40 -
-
-
-
600.00 908 33,001 40,250
St Landry, Saint Landry
Philip Caples
1912
-
-
73 132 45 48 -
16 6
-
4,695.15 2,429 -
1,197
Missions/Satellites
Lifepoint Community, Mansura
Jacob Crawford
2007
43 38 181 181 121 100 -
11 30 20 4,777.73 16,825 252,722 312,722
Plaucheville Outreach, Hessmer
2015New Congregation The Church at Marksville
Dennis G Hackler
2009
1
-
114 114 26 98 -
4
-
-
2,372.68 -
118,000 118,000
114 66 2,041 3,184 1,041 1,235 36 165 140 35 73,946.57 90,064 1,288,784 1,474,135
Total Receipts
164
Morehouse
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
8
-
-
15 -
-
32 -
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
41 -
-
-
20 126 91 130 163 7
1
2
10 -
24 5
12 16 Church Music
Enrollment
37 13 12 30 25 23 137 107 105 10 6
5
-
-
-
125 55 102 86 203 48 317 359 402 -
1
5
-
-
23 2
4
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
125 26 30 54 100 41 186 215 228 100.00 4,789.97 4,717.20 3,294.56 16,196.89 25,918.83 11,880.99 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1828
1
1
1881
-
-
1952
-
-
1870No Report 1940
-
-
1956
4
-
1952
3
9
1961No Report 1913
11 15 1912
4
6
1957
6
8
64,477 668 2,927 2,279 -
5,037 10,488 9,738 9,979 Total Mission
Expenditures
John Edward Rayburn
Alton Hodnett
A J Trosclair
Brad Perkins
Brandon Gill
Tony Robinson
Dale Poe
Danny Perry
Mike Evans
Nicholas W Hodges
91,985 35,043 26,777 37,303 -
78,238 162,763 177,893 121,948 Undesignated
Receipts
Amiable, Glenmora
Beaver Creek, Oakdale
Bethany, Oakdale
Bethel, Glenmora
Calcasieu, Glenmora
Calvary, Forest Hill
Cornerstone, Oakdale
Davis Crossing, Glenmora
Elizabeth, Elizabeth
Elwood, Forest Hill
Emmanuel, Oakdale
Mt. Olive
Fellowship, Bastrop
Robert Tyson
1862
-
-
23 23 8
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
First, Bastrop
Jim Ingram
1850
4 11 546 599 320 -
-
40 24 - 60,776.63 44,445 592,785 651,991
Greenacres, Bastrop
Tony Campanale
1951
2
7
303 497 110 85 57 20 26 15 12,540.55 12,939 211,133 232,494
Horseshoe, Mer Rouge
Bob Lonadier
1952
6
2
85 205 26 -
21 -
-
-
3,233.00 2,500 76,224 83,460
Mer Rouge, Mer Rouge
Ronald R Vollmar
1911
-
-
70 135 4
-
-
-
-
-
3,968.89 3,130 35,000 39,200
New Friendship, Bastrop
Todd M Wooden
1903
10 8
323 342 93 126 -
9
-
-
7,604.76 3,677 99,821 114,721
New Hope, Jones
Gary Traylor
1903
-
-
37 94 30 -
26 10 -
1
5,039.33 1,424 57,150 57,150
Oak Hill, Bastrop
James A Myrick
1954
-
-
119 302 34 42 27 -
3
-
6,466.25 13,297 79,342 85,674
Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge
Rayland Trisler
1849
1
-
48 67 13 -
-
2
-
-
13,823 82,345 90,697
Pine Grove, Bastrop
James Moffett
1939
1
-
101 390 59 -
15 3
16 -
5,040.00 54,223 56,882
Riverside, Bastrop
Stewart Bedillion
1953
-
-
157 292 27 -
-
10 11 -
1,524 62,478 65,806
South Side, Bastrop
Judd Roark
1956
-
-
31 43 13 -
-
-
-
-
2,324.80 3,152 45,912 45,912
Tillou, Bastrop
1940
8
3
138 143 92 -
-
20 -
- 11,167.17 -
-
Twin Oaks, Bastrop
Luther E Sanson
1953
4 11 29 60 26 13 26 10 -
-
7,737.01 10,497 80,911 88,909
Missions/Satellites
Mision Bautista Victoria, Bastrop
Alvin Rosenow
2001
15 -
15 15 10 -
-
5
-
-
2,840.08 558 -
North Monroe - Bastrop
2002
109 74 3,906 5,657 1,573 629 413 294 202 67 272,592.46 214,861 2,886,937 3,207,017
174,369
205,372
145,491
37,303
85,558
163,887
35,471
27,655
Total Receipts
165
First, Oakdale
Michael McIntosh
1870
10 -
861 897 269 -
-
23 1
- 10,455.96 16,790 -
First, Pine Prairie
Keith Sheridan
1919
5
2
395 530 163 165 25 20 90 36 21,558.72 65,551 216,036 246,784
Forest Hill, Forest Hill
George Marshall
1899
2
6
117 132 60 52 -
24 5
20 4,818.73 2,526 57,258 69,159
Freedom, Pitkin
Jeff James
1955
6
5
120 150 95 160 -
-
7
-
4,598.54 2,663 -
Friendship, Pine Prairie
Todd Richardson
1890
4
5
353 373 89 59 60 15 24 7 11,502.96 12,202 108,311 138,347
Glenmora, Glenmora
Falis E Holloway
1894
13 1
475 781 207 161 132 59 18 12 22,851.99 21,984 228,808 264,969
Gospel, Glenmora
1952
-
-
88 134 29 89 21 15 -
-
2,083.00 -
-
Harmony, Glenmora
Roger Whittington
1949
3
3
327 502 105 152 51 58 38 33 13,140.53 7,900 131,000 146,000
Hopewell, Pitkin
1960
-
-
120 154 17 -
-
6
-
-
1,359.00 1,968 27,000 27,000
Humble, Pitkin
1947
-
2
158 246 108 121 101 62 9
-
1,200.00 9,147 104,826 117,824
Lake Cove, Turkey Creek
Herbert Pitre
1980
4
-
41 46 15 62 8
1
-
-
900.00 -
-
Lone Star, Hineston
1923No Report Long Leaf, Longleaf
Scott Burns
1914No Report 350.00 Mt Hope, Oakdale
Kenny Blackwell
1935
4
-
416 416 90 72 33 25 14 10 19,687.20 16,533 210,366 216,786
New Hope, Elmer
Robert G McLane
1873
9 12 195 417 181 188 56 34 18 -
600.00 44,112 223,028 253,460
New Sunrise, Otis
1955No Report Oak Hill Community, Oakdale
Donald Turner
1934
7
-
137 195 26 -
-
20 -
11 2,354.43 16,226 91,869 99,431
Oberlin, Oberlin
Gary Hahler
1911
24 7
251 403 120 134 -
13 10 7
6,374.34 20,362 140,881 151,962
Peniel, Glenmora
1944
-
9
83 213 85 63 49 20 13 47 1,196.70 7,114 116,962 121,140
Pine Grove, Elizabeth
Aaron D Isbell
1915
2
2
52 122 34 -
-
22 -
-
406.23 1,750 34,398 34,703
Pine Ridge, Melder
Jason Townley
1892
55 -
320 350 95 100 57 18 10 -
6,603.75 4,130 350,634 350,634
Pisgah, Forest Hill
Joshua B Adams
1889
9 12 113 233 105 189 45 40 45 12 14,093.18 23,432 155,969 181,936
St. Matthew, Oakdale
Dean Gunter
1952
14 -
191 352 43 20 -
-
-
-
5,090.00 2,666 -
Trinity, Oakdale
Dennis LaFleur
1951
1
-
243 243 75 73 -
26 15 12 10,764.73 4,707 138,511 138,511
Trinity, Turkey Creek
Eddie Douglas
1948
13 14 344 493 96 -
77 20 12 15 9,187.83 2,767 255,547 268,090
Union Hill, Glenmora
Troy Doyle
1880
1
2
61 104 75 71 -
23 -
-
7,310 28,452 98,080
Westport Friendship, Pitkin
1971
6 14 68 237 63 -
-
28 -
12 200.00 800 -
Yancy Road, Glenmora
Henry Laird
2004
7
-
7
7
7
-
-
-
-
-
1,564.00 970 9,416 9,416
Missions/Satellites
Iglesia Nueva Vida, Forest Hill
2011
4
-
10 10 38 -
-
-
-
-
486.31 563 6,809 6,809
232 135 6,551 9,437 2,779 2,502 770 649 445 269 240,326.57 399,766 3,368,031 3,816,147
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
-
-
-
-
-
25 -
25 -
-
-
-
28 -
-
-
216 40 -
-
-
-
-
9
-
-
125 -
100 568 -
6
10 9
-
-
-
-
9
-
1
23 -
20 -
6
35 70 54 39 -
4
8
-
16 -
-
40 -
69 419 Church Music
Enrollment
18 -
86 70 16 -
34 17 7
-
71 50 61 55 18 18 36 23 28 25 12 15 52 39 88 43 42 40 13 -
29 63 139 102 538 284 131 145 139 119 21 -
7
-
36 30 36 -
17 -
20 -
30 70 172 80 92 90 410 220 2,399 1,598 -
23 -
-
-
-
-
-
10 3
-
-
-
-
-
12 -
6
-
20 -
-
7
-
-
-
6
17 18 -
122 WMU Enrollment
104 239 161 48 16 62 382 66 60 153 27 188 180 116 74 315 394 766 366 314 37 15 33 65 85 79 182 872 360 820 6,579 -
140.13 914 6,660 6,660
-
523.85 8,967 -
-
2,011.39 950 26,027 27,433
-
436.84 6,031 45,616 47,870
-
403.26 1,497 18,847 18,847
-
673.02 11,315 74,510 79,387
-
6,819.33 9,562 98,879 104,373
-
639.59 3,885 -
7
260.00 2,754 23,445 26,489
-
5,958.00 8,837 58,719 65,482
-
-
12,493 12,493
-
1,300.00 9,354 54,000 59,562
- 10,040.16 33,918 -
-
8,056 59,722 59,722
-
-
-
-
1,415.90 8,029 71,375 89,522
- 12,338.00 41,363 154,197 197,786
- 49,903.98 135,079 990,629 1,335,589
-
5,842.10 13,285 158,016 174,030
30 8,752.00 37,781 233,764 315,020
-
200 4,606 4,606
-
859.16 1,050 16,175 16,175
-
1,000.00 2,029 39,970 41,699
-
1,611.21 17,395 78,415 78,459
-
585.66 3,744 57,519 61,423
-
4,189.73 9,215 42,069 43,023
-
515.25 5,066 49,068 53,439
- 14,486.77 15,319 144,644 250,973
20 1,800.00 8,374 165,281 201,090
30 33,429.36 21,888 516,297 610,534
87 165,934.69 425,857 3,200,943 3,981,686
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
3
-
63 3 11 156 3
4
65 7
4
46 -
-
7
-
1
55 - 10 123 4
-
46 2
5
38 -
-
120 2
-
16 4
4
124 2
3
152 -
-
88 2
4
56 1
-
127 -
4
212 13 12 714 10 16 216 35 5
194 -
-
18 -
-
15 7
-
33 -
8
45 -
1
41 -
-
39 -
-
104 6
7
606 3 16 156 29 11 725 136 126 4,400 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1944
1904
1877
1908
1891
1915
1952
1861
1916
1945
1952
1912
1915
1930
1915
1946
1884
1879
1881
1885
1924
1935
2007
1953
1869
1868
1847
1952
2008
1927
Total Mission
Expenditures
Ernest Alanson Rains
David Moore
Roger G Matkin
Billy Burkett
Trey Etheridge
Thomas J Boyd
Claude Weatherford
David Matlock
Nathaniel Wade Merrell
Truman Leach
Earnest R Little
Billy J Shugart
John R. Elliott
David Free
Thomas B Rush
Brian Ray
James E McDonald
Michael Dubois
Timothy White
Wayne Hicks
Randy Olliff
Danny Joe Asbell
Josh Currie
Mike Honzell
Undesignated
Receipts
Anthony, Robeline
Ashland, Ashland
Bay Springs, Chopin
Bellwood, Provencal
Bethany, Marthaville
Briarwood, Saline
Calvary, Natchitoches
Central, Robeline
Christian Harmony, Natchitoches
Clarence, Natchitoches
Cloutierville, Cloutierville
Coldwater, Natchitoches
Creston, Saline
Cross Roads, Marthaville
Cypress, Natchitoches
Emmanuel, Natchitoches
First, Marthaville
First, Natchitoches
First, Provencal
First, Robeline
Good Hope, Cypress
Gorum, Gorum
Grace, Cloutierville
Grand Ecore Road, Natchitoches
Harmony, Provencal
Kisatchie, Provencal
Old Bethel, Natchitoches
Trinity, Natchitoches
United, Campti
Westside, Natchitoches
Natchitoches
Total Receipts
166
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
16 20 6
-
5
-
37 20 13 360 10 -
21 15 9
-
30 34 5
6
6
63 20 11 30 179 12 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
26 -
-
2
-
-
-
-
-
80 -
-
-
95 -
-
1,325 47,659 64,666
-
8,399.00 -
118,000 118,000
-
1,604.34 -
-
-
633.11 2,118 30,773 30,773
-
2,040.97 -
-
-
-
8,000 8,000
-
- 861,734 861,734
-
900.00 - 165,000 165,000
-
-
53,203 58,203
- 39,133.34 637,000 3,704,798 5,176,836
19,022.16 -
-
-
-
3,882.74 3,744 74,649 77,170
6 14,057.80 13,500 202,435 240,113
60.00 -
2,087.00 -
-
-
150.00 -
-
10 3,200.00 12,715 91,985 91,985
- 11,106.62 4,320 81,445 111,430
-
7,168.61 10,716 268,811 295,813
-
200.00 -
48,000 48,000
-
-
60,000 60,000
6,838.08 -
6,057.88 -
-
60 86,196.33 111,796 1,060,006 1,220,428
-
500.00 5,126 391,780 464,994
- 14,314.12 20,419 304,718 340,586
- 24,621.64 19,789 260,291 296,986
68 169,514.18 302,235 2,187,358 2,375,044
-
4,707.47 -
-
674.00 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
-
-
30 24 -
5
252 -
31 1,858 -
19 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
205 58 41 89 53 30 Church Music
Enrollment
15 75 120 25 -
-
300 76 -
-
-
-
-
25 -
-
112 390 200 -
128 485 250 218 104 547 234 WMU Enrollment
50 50 50 32 9
4
487 87 96 3,033 25 52 141 30 134 54 103 257 70 25 151 557 288 106 212 1,124 114 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
335 294 130 17 554 12 800 71 297 6,850 350 127 155 76 255 56 92 810 2,500 35 116 621 344 196 372 2,400 150 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1954
3
-
60 1952
5
-
199 1925
10 -
120 2011No Report 1948
-
-
17 1944
1
-
123 1983
2
-
12 1933
10 -
420 2011
5
-
71 1920
10 25 201 1989 405 501 6,349 1986No Report 1999No Report 1854
5
-
165 1985
2
4
98 1951
5 38 140 1972No Report 1985No Report 2001
-
-
70 1973
16 -
135 1944
-
-
56 1907No Report 1967
4
-
92 1944
18 17 288 1949
28 -
285 1991
2
-
35 1918No Report 1927
6
-
100 1926
18 66 594 1957
15 3
292 1954
1
8
190 1952
4
-
331 1843
28 53 1,351 1936
10 -
150 1959No Report Total Mission
Expenditures
Eric Benoy
Robert B Stewart
Anthony S Thibodeaux
Forell Bering, Sr
Michael Dawsey
Jung Park
Michael Carney
Page Brooks
Brian Keith Webber
Dennis Watson
Harold R Mosely
John Curtis
Chad Gilbert
Eric Gonzalez
Anthony A Pierce
Nathan R Luce
Joseph F Blanchard
David R Lema
Joan T Smith
Marc Daniels
John D Jeffries
Benny J Jones
Jody J Heneghan
David Eastland
Mike Miller
Paul Naylor
Ronnie G McLellan
David E Crosby
Kenneth Rush Tew
Jim M Kultau
Undesignated
Receipts
Airline, Metairie
Ames Boulevard, Marrero
Barataria, Lafitte
Bethlehem, Reserve
Bridge City, Bridge City
Bridgedale, Metairie
Calvary Korean, New Orleans
Calvary, New Orleans
Canal Street Mosaic, New Orleans
Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans
Celebration Church (SBC), Metairie
Christ, Harvey
Christian Fellowship Cathedral, New Orleans
Coliseum Place, River Ridge
Crossroads Community, Kenner
Edgewater, New Orleans
Emmanuel Spanish, Kenner
Evangelistic, New Orleans
Faith, New Orleans
First Haitian, Gretna
First Spanish American, New Orleans
First United, New Orleans
First, Avondale
First, Belle Chasse
First, Chalmette
First, Destrehan
First, Gretna
First, Harahan
First, Kenner
First, LaPlace
First, Luling
First, Marrero
First, New Orleans
First, Norco
First, St. Rose
New Orleans
Total Receipts
167
168
New Orleans
First, Waggaman
Frank Romero
1974
6
-
100 150 17 85 -
6
-
-
-
31,200 31,200
First, Westwego
Jay Adkins
1931
4
-
64 152 80 56 -
8
-
-
250.00 5,169 116,348 140,615
Franklin Avenue, New Orleans
Fred Luter
1932 147 236 6,615 6,621 843 1,512 - 511 40 387 164,803.43 162,885 4,951,341 5,897,322
Free Mission, New Orleans
Johnny Jones
2001
2
-
40 60 -
30 10 30 -
-
-
10,400 10,400
Gentilly, New Orleans
Kenneth B Taylor
1923
1
-
195 390 35 125 39 20 -
-
9,600.00 - 106,428 106,428
Getsemani Hispanic, New Orleans
Jorge Alvarenga
1968
4
-
101 116 55 -
8
16 -
-
150.00 -
90,000 90,000
Good News, Destrehan
Oscar Williams
1995
23 -
100 135 43 -
40 13 -
-
450.00 -
-
Good Shepherd Hispanic, Metairie
Gonzalo G Rodriguez
1980No Report 3,300.00 Grace, New Orleans
Toby D Brogden
1904No Report 6,196.58 Harbor Community, New Orleans
James Welch
2003
8
-
35 35 75 -
20 25 -
-
- 150,000 150,000
Holy Anointed House of Prayer, New Orleans Lionel Roberts
1998No Report 1,000.00 Irish Channel, New Orleans
Cornelius Tilton
1979No Report 1,200.00 Korean Agape, Marrero
Yong N Shin
1995No Report Living Rock Missionary, New Orleans
Leonard Vincnet
2012No Report Loving Faith, Gretna
Samuel C Davis
2009No Report Maranatha Baptist Church, La Place
Carlos Lopez
1983No Report 3,206.86 Memorial, Metairie
James Daniel Pritchett 1957
9
4
130 150 47 115 -
4
-
- 12,021.73 14,020 200,662 209,360
Metairie, Metairie
Thomas L Strong
1930No Report 32,670.20 New Covenant, New Orleans
Kenneth Taylor
2012No Report New Hope Community, Kenner
Mark Mitchell
1991No Report 740.00 New Orleans Chinese, Kenner
1981No Report 2,400.00 New Pilgrim, Reserve
Forell Bering, Sr
2011No Report New Salem, New Orleans
Warren Jones
1955
4
-
297 297 77 115 -
47 20 17 900.00 - 146,000 146,000
New Testament, Harvey
Jerry D Davis
1987No Report 2,929.39 New Vision, St Rose
Marvin Joslin
2006
17 -
185 185 15 -
50 5
-
-
600.00 -
96,000 96,000
Oak Park, New Orleans
Bobby Stults
1954
-
6
125 140 80 25 44 18 -
- 22,201.69 14,292 -
Parkview, Metairie
William H Day
1958No Report 21,921.34 Pontchartrain, New Orleans
1954No Report Port Sulphur, Port Sulphur
Lynn Rodrigue
1935No Report 1,814.03 Potter’s Wheel, Harvey
Joseph Walker, III
2011No Report Poydras, Saint Bernard
John F Galey
1963No Report 7,882.00 Rio Vista, Jefferson
Kolby DePratter
1943
8
5
63 241 44 98 -
13 17 -
2,793.16 8,431 56,221 63,768
Riverside, River Ridge
1954
1
-
117 131 75 118 -
-
-
-
8,647.28 -
-
Shiloh Christian Fellowship, New Orleans Michael B Raymond
1989No Report 60.00 St Bernard, Chalmette
Paul E Gregoire
1966No Report Suburban, New Orleans
Jeffery Q Friend
1960
19 112 300 324 112 20 36 30 15 20 800.00 19,266 97,000 103,666
Temple of New Life, New Orleans
Edward Scott
2009
9
-
25 40 -
-
-
16 -
-
500.00 -
27,258 27,258
Valence Street, New Orleans
Cipriano Stephens
1886No Report Vietnamese, New Orleans
Nathan H. Nguyen
1979
-
-
150 160 50 25 20 -
-
-
3,400.00 - 103,000 103,000
Vieux Carre’, New Orleans
Tom Bilderback
1964No Report 7,187.59 Vintage, New Orleans
Rob Wilton
2008
27 -
50 50 246 -
-
32 -
-
4,000.00 20,700 612,834 911,492
West Marrero, Marrero
Anthony Barrett
1958No Report 220.00 West St Charles, Boutte
Mike Picard
1945
3
-
106 455 167 92 -
-
-
-
9,383.98 7,951 106,472 134,678
Williams Boulevard, Kenner
Tim Williams
1960
34 13 644 700 493 186 394 65 175 70 21,000.00 14,988 665,929 898,938
169
Missions/Satellites
Allen Temple, New Orleans
2004No Report Calvary Spanish, New Orleans
Manuel J Ponce
1985No Report 2,950.00 Canal Blvd Deaf, New Orleans
John Lovas
1978
7
-
38 38 12 -
-
-
-
-
-
Canal Street Mosaico Hispano, New Orleans Rolando Lopez-Garcia 2013
-
-
12 12 -
-
-
-
-
-
20 Carver, New Orleans
Kelly John OConnor
1994No Report Christian Light, New Orleans
Clarence Neason
1994No Report Cosmopoliton Evangelistic, New Orleans Andrew Amedee
1997
14 -
165 165 15 65 25 60 -
-
-
Covenant, New Orleans
Rene’ Phillips
2013
4
-
25 30 15 -
15 7
-
-
1,305.50 -
Crescent City Rock, New Orleans
Jim Louviere
2009No Report 757.13 Delacroix Hope, St Bernard
Paul Hussey
1994
1
-
85 100 16 58 -
3
-
-
2,144.98 -
Deliverance, New Orleans
Jessie Magee
1997
13 -
250 386 50 117 -
45 -
-
-
Desire Fellowship, New Orleans
Oscar Brown
2012
10 -
34 34 8
45 -
6
-
-
-
El Camino, Metairie
Thomas R Lowrie
1984
1
-
50 80 15 30 10 9
-
-
672.70 -
Epiphany Missionary, New Orleans
Roy H Williams
2002
9
6
65 117 29 24 3
17 23 18 810.80 1,357 Faith & Glory, New Orleans
Samuel I Davis
2009
4
-
40 90 10 70 -
10 -
-
300.00 -
First Korean, Metairie
Woo I Jun
1972No Report First, Venice
Steven Leon McNeal
1939
3
-
31 33 5
42 -
1
-
-
3,300.00 -
Fruitful, Metairie
2011No Report Grace Point, Destrehan
2015New Congregation Gracia & Restauracion, Kenner
2014New Congregation Hahnville, Hahnville
Anthony Bellow
1993
1
-
25 40 -
-
10 2
-
-
-
Hope, Metairie
Matt Tipton
2010No Report Horeb Hispanic, Chalmette
Jose (Emilio) Lora
2012
10 -
60 60 28 -
-
-
-
-
1,300.00 630 Iglesia Bautista Bethel, Kenner
2014New Congregation Iglesia Bautista Horeb, Gretna
David Rodriguez
1990No Report 1,300.00 Impact Church, New Orleans
Lance Montalbano
2013
3
-
30 40 25 -
-
6
-
-
-
Lake Forest Replant, New Orleans
Philip H Williamson
2012
-
-
6
6
6
-
-
-
-
-
250.00 10 LaVina, Kenner
Santos G Gomez
1991
6
-
75 95 60 45 6
5
-
-
400.00 -
Level Ground, New Orleans
Joshua Holland
2014
5
-
30 30 -
-
20 3
-
-
491.60 -
Lifehouse, New Orleans
2014
1
5
29 29 34 -
-
-
-
-
300 Live Oak, New Orleans
2015New Congregation Living Water, La Place
Stan C Genovese
1994No Report Loving Four, New Orleans
Matthew Tanner
2001No Report Lower Light, New Orleans
Kenneth Davis
2011No Report Metairie Church
Jared Stacy
2013
5
1
35 35 8
-
-
-
-
-
1,250 New Covenant, Harvey
Thomas Glover
1993No Report New Hope East Campus, New Orleans Mark Mitchell
2012
6
2
85 85 -
-
-
-
-
-
150.00 800 New Life Ministry, New Orleans
Kenneth Foy
1996No Report 925.00 New Life Spanish, Marrero
Gonzalo A Vargas
1995No Report 300.00 Nola, New Orleans
Kyle M Jagers
2013
1
-
17 17 15 -
5
2
-
-
8,100.00 -
One Faith, New Orleans
Jerry Darby
1997No Report Refuge, New Orleans
2015New Congregation 29,829 29,829
378 3,225
60,000 60,000
-
42,000 42,000
36,000 36,000
9,000 9,000
30,000 30,000
7,188 38,343
60,000 60,000
42,000 42,000
5,200 5,200
743,306 1,568,888
21,600 21,600
500 1,574
85,630 85,630
-
4,100 49,362
-
8,465 21,293
28,800 28,800
New Orleans
Dean Ross
Lonnie Tucker
Kemp A Johnson
Total
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
15 107 40 125 94 50 69 30 12 34 133 257 46 79 85 7
347 485 20 95 -
132 36 16 40 202 -
72 35 60 75 46 -
65 25 34 125 75 -
65 28 -
31 178 -
110 13 137 34 -
-
85 Resident
Membership
Sunday School
Enrollment
30 145 123 293 228 182 150 153 70 46 611 668 108 401 343 12 900 1,582 44 370 86 341 170 140 387 532 -
74 -
-
-
-
-
20 -
-
-
165 -
45 -
-
129 59 12 55 -
56 1
10 -
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
25 137 100 243 180 177 81 150 39 46 299 550 60 280 176 12 607 715 36 137 69 181 130 40 116 288 7
6
21 17 -
24 -
1
-
-
62 62 -
40 16 -
103 111 15 33 -
44 11 -
-
40 -
57 30 15 13 -
-
-
-
-
-
47 8
25 11 -
32 67 -
-
-
11 6
-
6
40 Church Music
Enrollment
-
-
11 4
-
-
1
-
-
2
1
12 4
6
2
-
8
10 -
1
9
16 2
5
2
3
-
20 -
20 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
86 -
35 -
-
75 34 -
35 -
25 -
-
-
61 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
2
4
5
1
2
-
3
-
4
3
14 1
11 1
1
5
7
-
7
1
5
-
3
-
3
-
750.00 250 24,434 117,564
-
650 14,974 14,974
-
310 1,779 22,913
656 807,506.36 1,418,082 18,842,921 23,514,081
1,409.87 12,776.00 13,498.00 9,200.15 1,581.64 8,074.34 647.95 13,154.72 29,827.87 1,373.96 2,900.04 6,949.17 1,300.00 45,504.23 61,210.04 8,531.92 12,515.67 678.00 2,341.61 2,334.70 7,517.40 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1902
1880
1907
1875
1959
1988
1894
1860
1877
1894
1937
1849
1948
1903
1910
1908
1860
1871
1887
1881
1968
1904
1904
1955
1945
1938
-
-
-
493 WMU Enrollment
-
-
-
-
-
-
3,450 1,963 590 9,955 6,273 6,242 5,283 -
6,646 -
57 2,154 6,314 26,316 11,531 5,479 11,269 9,700 95,295 52,666 -
-
1,245 11,658 8,629 8,087 8,726 7,756 Total Mission
Expenditures
James E Grafton
Dusty Clay Durbin
Duane Moreno
Lance Otwell
Joey W Bignar
Jared Little
Nick Verett
Travis Hampton
Bruce Cardin
Randy Lee
Craig Stephens
Billy VerHoef
Elvin Wheelis
Charles Wesley
Mike Green
Jason B Womack
Norris Curry
Wallace Ingles
24 8
-
12 12 -
6
-
-
30,111 10,266 6,402 VBS Enrollment
2014
3
-
24 2014
-
-
12 1994No Report 2014
-
-
6
1,046 1,105 22,615 6,237 6,727
153,122 216,502
145,826 152,835
128,849 149,314
91,133 100,720
-
102,100 106,212
18,000 18,000
11,374 11,374
49,994 54,994
58,895 118,577
433,833 482,053
-
138,423 146,139
133,780 150,867
27,000 27,000
631,853 810,042
801,039 1,065,739
-
-
30,882 31,178
140,361 161,920
34,164 39,089
34,895 36,687
61,364 64,480
161,751 189,771
Undesignated
Receipts
Ansley, Quitman
Atlanta, Atlanta
Beech Springs, Quitman
Bethlehem, Winnfield
Calvary, Tullos
Caney Lake, Chatham
Center Point, Jonesboro
Crews New Salem, Montgomery
Cypress Creek, Dodson
Dodson First, Dodson
East Winnfield, Winnfield
Ebenezer, Jonesboro
Fellowship, Quitman
First, Calvin
First, Chatham
First, Eros
First, Jonesboro
First, Winnfield
Friendship, Sikes
Goldonna, Goldonna
Grace, Goldonna
Hodge, Hodge
Hurricane Creek, Dodson
Lakeside, Winnfield
Laurel Heights, Winnfield
McDonald Memorial, Jonesboro
North Central
Restoration, Metairie
Still Water, New Orleans
Urban Family, New Orleans
Westbank, New Orleans
Total Receipts
170
171
James M Staples
Randy Hartwell
Hudey Beaubouef
Doyle McGrew
Donald R Rudd
Jerold McBride
Adam Stanfield
Jack Miller
Wesley Venable
Melvin C Brunson
Wilton Wall
Tony Dick
Chuck Lacroix
Justin M Caples
Jim Manning
Bobby White
Stan Foster
Baptisms
Year Organized
606 53 104 -
-
6
98 133 15 836 100 13 30,666.84 32,000 478,932 560,999
-
5,797.68 3,198 -
- 17,621.70 29,644 154,628 192,560
-
-
-
-
990.03 -
-
-
246 15,036 15,400
-
9,402.25 68,270 179,660 290,040
- 15,299.26 4,172 122,611 122,611
-
-
-
29 105,062.96 103,170 1,146,778 1,799,671
-
1,800.00 -
-
-
29 642 1
85 -
186 -
35 -
55 1
20 1
275 -
159 -
82 67 1,407 -
180 Other Additions
6
-
4
-
1
1
7
5
1
13 12 Resident
Membership
30 15 -
-
-
-
36 -
-
88 -
Total
Membership
Sunday School
Enrollment
70 15 30 -
-
-
22 31 -
121 12 VBS Enrollment
97 9
-
-
-
-
47 -
15 57 -
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
1895
1889
1910
1947
2008
1963
1948
1957
1985
1911
2008
-
800 48,631 48,631
-
100.00 -
13,200 13,200
-
14,610 65,906 66,176
-
680 29,239 29,239
-
2,498.00 5,040 58,465 58,465
25,780.00 -
3,402.26 -
-
-
-
10,800 10,800
7
3,927.00 3,634 51,684 53,309
36,060.27 -
3,125 36,741 36,741
9
3,081.26 4,934 98,119 98,861
40 52,736.00 67,157 582,790 684,372
-
1,895.20 913 38,224 39,674
-
5,115 71,816 71,816
4,299.61 4,489.02 30 1,200.00 4,182 98,000 98,000
-
1,225 17,000 40,000
6
1,059.90 15,954 28,392 45,212
483 383,855.80 429,240 4,643,882 5,534,716
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
234 25 -
-
-
-
150 120 -
204 60 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
24 -
24 217 -
35 -
15 21 962 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1,592 218 191 97 55 40 376 161 189 2,720 180 -
2
15 -
-
2
5
13 2
22 80 -
-
60 -
-
814 Church Music
Enrollment
17 -
16 -
27 23 15 -
23 -
20 30 18 -
41 44 37 28 63 59 356 205 26 55 53 100 136 85 28 -
49 30 3,481 1,952 Total Mission
Expenditures
Lucas LaCour
David Gatch
Kenneth Moore
Charles Harrell
Richard LaCour
Mark Breland
Clark Palmer
B Michael Hedrick
Stewart Holloway
Michael Hein
-
-
-
-
5
-
-
6
-
-
25 -
-
-
-
7
411 WMU Enrollment
1896
1
-
40 62 1954
1
-
20 35 1929
-
-
34 74 1948
-
-
40 65 1942
-
-
79 176 1901No Report 1860
3
-
87 100 1908
-
-
40 50 1849
1
-
67 120 1925No Report 1954
5
2
108 205 1855
3
2
227 286 1912
18 14 563 731 1991No Report 1876
6
-
179 252 1968
2
3
75 75 1910No Report 1914No Report 1977
9
7
151 280 1860
4
-
58 83 1857
-
2
129 151 136 129 6,771 10,860 Undesignated
Receipts
Alpine First, Pineville
Big Island, Deville
Carmel, Pineville
College Drive, Pineville
Cross Branded, Pineville
Discipleship, Pineville
Esler, Pineville
Faith, Pineville
First Baptist Church Of Ball, Pineville
First, Pineville
Gateway, Ball
North Rapides
Midway, Jonesboro
Mill Creek, Goldonna
Mt Olive, Eros
New Hope, Jonesboro
New Jerusalem, Winnfield
Quitman, Quitman
Sardis, Winnfield
Sikes, Sikes
Siloam, Dodson
South Winnfield, Winnfield
Southside, Jonesboro
Springhill, Jonesboro
Sweetwater, Quitman
Trinity, Winnfield
Union Hill, Montgomery
United, Winnfield
Vernon, Ruston
Walnut Ridge, Quitman
Weston, Jonesboro
Yankee Springs, Goldonna
Zion Hill, Winnfield
Total Receipts
172
North Rapides
His Church, Pineville
Steven M Speer
2006
71 82 751 766 -
223 431 57 -
-
1,350.70 28,073 402,557 445,042
Holloway, Deville
D Jack West
1894
6
-
449 455 126 80 30 102 40 29 11,424.00 8,996 154,328 193,853
Hopewell, Center Point
Lou Gordon
1939
2
-
236 279 49 45 -
-
-
-
1,200.00 9,740 70,761 72,445
Hosanna, Pineville
Bennie Hollingsworth
1964
-
-
69 74 47 -
24 -
-
-
2,910 68,862 70,936
Journey Church, Pineville
James Greer
1936
69 133 1,120 1,120 64 164 -
12 -
-
-
-
Kingsville, Ball
Bart Walker
1931
8 27 1,206 1,843 1,380 404 327 129 32 18 96,670.16 73,520 1,140,541 1,387,491
Lakeside, Pineville
Lloyd Bye
1953
7
6
79 91 73 87 -
31 7
-
6,409.56 9,404 91,318 99,112
Liberty, Pineville
Jim Thomasee
1975No Report Longview, Deville
Robby D Poole
1924
12 8
612 626 429 259 200 60 15 6 30,695.91 13,111 400,408 647,780
Macedonia, Effie
Michael A Wilkinson
1901
9
9
206 281 99 97 50 27 -
-
6,549.00 8,829 93,443 114,318
Paradise, Ball
Terry Horowitz
1952
-
-
35 50 11 -
-
-
6
-
1,190.00 -
26,000 26,000
Philip Robertson
1872
81 62 1,842 1,965 1,796 430 787 294 -
- 226,130.00 286,534 2,201,146 2,522,566
Pine Grove, Ruby
Ken A Gilmore
1896
14 3
241 427 123 73 41 28 7
- 20,599.27 20,261 226,884 443,768
Pinehurst, Ball
Kevin Paul
1960
2
2
76 92 39 25 -
-
-
-
7,370.00 6,126 73,627 79,360
Pineville Park, Pineville
1955
4
-
365 938 238 -
-
44 32 - 20,970.62 17,530 369,800 413,545
Richey, Deville
Grady Dodge
1944
30 7
209 263 56 99 -
25 -
-
3,821.18 1,209 131,112 262,224
The Gathering Place, Tioga
Glen Whatley
1960
4
-
280 280 312 -
-
78 -
- 14,322.52 19,567 248,113 275,708
Tioga First, Pineville
Tim D Hisaw
1899
-
7
343 562 231 135 16 35 33 - 16,634.33 24,698 234,692 335,463
Trinity, Pineville
Darryl J. Hoychick
1946
8 21 310 568 366 50 85 43 13 -
7,354.14 5,727 363,210 429,512
Union, Deville
Blaine Ussery
1960No Report Unity, Pineville
Jason S Dubea
1984No Report 11,416.54 Vick, Vick
Denton D Perkins
1915
2
6
169 313 57 -
-
18 5
-
2,084.00 21,904 94,458 99,946
Missions/Satellites
Alexandria Korean Baptist Church, Alexandria Kye hwan Son
2005
-
2
23 23 5
-
-
-
-
-
1,800.00 4,150 68,104 77,827
Family of Grace, Alexandria
Brad Webb
2007No Report 1,800.00 Main Street, Pineville
Samuel H West
1988
5
1
65 80 80 54 -
-
15 20 1,062.37 3,600 102,174 107,626
Progression, Baton Rouge
Brian Crain
2014
6 15 61 61 49 -
-
-
-
-
4,427.69 2,112 75,296 230,261
TGP-Wardville
2014Satellite Grand Total - Church & Missions
390 490 11,873 16,976 7,581 3,018 2,216 1,284 374 115 681,922.71 808,701 8,734,479 11,316,064
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
173
-
-
4
-
-
-
-
-
2
5
-
-
9
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
20 -
-
42 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
15 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
14 71 26,882.85 38,906 267,726 307,191
820 27,686 27,686
17,261.04 29,552 288,664 332,524
1,975.18 4,232 52,879 90,060
-
18,000 18,000
255.25 426 4,493 4,493
900 23,459 24,659
6,400 25,066 25,066
2,398.73 15,978 119,770 163,284
2,279.34 22,252 160,234 174,523
12,895.00 -
-
-
36,008 36,008
15,189.09 34,551 216,209 240,542
1,251.57 7,150 48,850 54,050
3,141.62 8,103 66,510 67,110
140.00 365 -
474.92 755 485 2,585
370.53 12,397 79,128 83,813
1,381.29 600 3,191 8,626
1,357.00 30,858 85,265 110,921
13,239 137,552 148,578
547.82 7,618 2,400 10,700
6,963 33,568 33,568
807.10 8,884 47,000 55,800
6,970.00 12,812 152,252 167,828
1,544.57 8,117 71,591 71,591
97,122.90 271,878 1,967,986 2,259,206
28 -
26 10 2
-
-
-
34 -
20 -
25 -
24 -
-
-
-
14 46 17 -
-
31 9
286 Church Music
Enrollment
-
-
140 11 -
-
-
2
37 -
15 -
-
-
18 -
-
19 -
11 3
-
-
-
-
-
256 WMU Enrollment
229 85 23 -
176 90 24 -
15 -
4
-
16 -
24 30 82 92 78 49 43 60 30 -
293 156 30 -
35 -
3
-
10 -
40 35 30 19 56 79 82 100 55 146 10 -
20 -
83 108 50 -
1,541 1,049 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
388 48 400 57 35 25 91 115 152 196 410 269 423 82 351 65 35 183 174 234 290 370 47 37 312 253 5,042 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1890
18 15 259 1928
33 -
32 1933
8 14 300 1927
2
1
28 1894
4
-
35 1988
6
-
4
1987
-
1
40 1951
2
1
42 1882
71 8
107 1896
4
-
126 1900
6
-
185 1903
-
-
98 1897
10 8
174 1962
-
-
50 1985
7
1
86 1938
3
-
25 1961
19 -
20 1935
-
4
133 1901No Report 1901
-
-
124 1902
7 10 138 1850
6
2
132 1968No Report 1861
13 5
225 1946
-
1
47 1874
3
-
25 1874
3
-
168 1872
1
-
Expenditures
Billy Wood
Cyle Clayton
Bobby Simmons
Jimmie J Townsend
Paul Ferrant
James E McDonald
Marshall D Ingle
Ronnie Sandifer
George Treutlein
Lon D Almeida
Patrick Cobbs
Jerry W Penfield
Gary Allen
Randy Parker
Freddie Hippler
Benny Crittenden
Clinton Alford
Lynn Lawrence
Danny Forsythe
Jimmy Price
A Dean Johnson
Wade Penfield
Rick Wing
Logan R Brock
Richard D Enterkin
Glynn Howard
Undesignated
Receipts
Aimwell, Zwolle
Bethsadia, Many
Calvary, Many
Carson, Zwolle
Cedar Grove, Robeline
Chapel on the Lake, Many
Dowell, Pleasant Hill
Emmanuel, Pleasant Hill
Fellowship, Converse
First Ft Jesup, Many
First, Converse
First, Pleasant Hill
First, Zwolle
Friendship, Many
Lakeside, Converse
Lakeview, Noble
Memorial, Zwolle
Midway, Converse
Mt Olive, Many
Mt Zion First, Many
Noble, Noble
Old Pisgah, Marthaville
Pilgrims Rest, Many
San Patricio, Converse
Shady Grove, Noble
Spring Ridge, Pleasant Hill
Union Springs, Converse
Union, Belmont
North Sabine
Total Receipts
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
63 76 152 45 36 -
252 30 45 -
137 75 60 -
-
46 194 175 76 125 284 813 -
107 55 175 87 78 100 -
52 315 -
236 VBS Enrollment
107 70 361 37 86 117 825 59 212 -
166 139 217 108 35 63 616 616 275 105 766 6,622 15 223 82 287 45 480 6
43 97 860 25 601 -
19 54 -
-
30 -
-
68 -
-
-
88 86 -
17 128 79 204 -
170 1,448 -
-
30 64 -
-
-
-
29 190 -
109 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
57 81 160 96 114 633 1,759 85 642 24 363 350 560 234 26 750 985 1,102 281 373 1,042 8,539 399 366 650 928 155 823 455 65 437 1,500 157 1,206 7
8
13 12 -
27 100 -
20 -
36 38 25 30 -
48 122 60 69 10 67 261 -
20 15 48 39 39 -
-
42 195 -
120 Church Music
Enrollment
52 73 85 46 78 386 1,154 23 307 14 299 200 500 156 26 226 624 1,080 275 303 967 5,796 276 324 300 378 51 649 186 65 318 1,400 44 905 -
16 50 -
-
34 66 -
47 -
205 30 29 10 6
13 126 25 23 8
-
10 -
15 8
26 19 -
-
-
-
115 -
9
WMU Enrollment
-
-
-
2
-
5
37 2
13 -
28 -
12 3
5
2
53 16 -
16 13 52 -
8
-
13 1
-
8
2
-
53 -
24 -
3
45 -
-
-
20 -
15 -
14 19 10 10 11 -
71 -
-
-
-
-
-
22 6
-
-
-
-
-
14 35 11 -
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
1
1
5
4
4
-
36 11 13 1
3
2
2
-
-
-
19 26 10 4
21 115 -
16 -
8
6
1
25 1
-
17 3
28 4,035.00 4,929 72,749 86,429
1,300.00 6,736 122,470 155,474
-
20,961 41,361
5,066.00 5,372 92,437 99,433
707.68 500 28,883 30,933
14,821.52 7,255 179,270 187,481
144,006.11 190,043 1,432,817 1,875,605
120.00 900 45,682 46,702
16,713.75 13,090 183,250 191,668
1,000.00 280 8,857 8,957
12,850.73 28,358 217,036 234,715
16,065.00 13,496 244,654 324,727
9,750.00 11,195 318,504 347,763
1,867.04 16,611 195,150 215,815
5,285 81,893 96,141
9,042.16 8,758 129,147 156,911
103,911.21 71,553 -
54,902.75 48,564 961,561 1,128,427
44,213.74 33,793 606,997 696,740
25,070.11 15,134 262,017 329,090
109,615.19 49,879 927,138 1,034,311
300,000.00 475,948 5,398,244 5,742,167
200.00 770 29,224 29,994
14,061.40 4,300 100,481 104,791
4,878.83 1,627 102,364 130,018
40,507.87 32,649 441,772 477,359
643.11 1,219 133,661 144,689
35,401.36 -
411,217 411,217
1,007 -
1,200.00 2,780 97,750 97,750
1,800.00 5,948 134,100 144,267
83,213.36 18,716 1,116,239 1,116,239
-
21,000 21,000
62,204.33 22,748 740,985 781,802
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1956
1981
1987
1950
1933
1921
1979
1934
1932
1946
1895
1944
1979
1868
1949
1942
1949
1951
1854
1928
1908
1920
1900
1982
1954
1956
1870
1954
1847
1995
1885
1931
1987
1837
Total Mission
Expenditures
Danny Hawthorne
Clyde Sanchez
Carl L Gipson
Toby Frost
Bruce Underwood
David Willoughby
Gregory L Clark
Tony Cassels
Zachary Anderson
Wayne Duncan
Jimmy Pitson
Stan Wyant
Danny McIlveene
Larry Eubanks
Rusty Grant
Terry J Mims
Waymond Warren
Neil Everett
Craig West
Ben Hackler
Michael Wood
Ricky Baker
Larry L Linson
Gordon E Dean
Don J White
William L Smith
William Sikes
Kevin Stewart
Roger Stoffer
Randy Burdeaux
Undesignated
Receipts
Agape, West Monroe
Bayou Oaks, Monroe
Berean, Monroe
Bethel, West Monroe
Bosco, Monroe
Calvary, Monroe
Center Point, West Monroe
Cheniere, West Monroe
ChristWay, Monroe
Clark Springs, Eros
College Place, Monroe
Community, West Monroe
Cypress, West Monroe
Edgewood Reformed, West Monroe
Emmanuel, Monroe
Fair Park, West Monroe
First, Calhoun
First, Monroe
First, Sterlington
First, Swartz
First, West Monroe
Good Hope, West Monroe
Grace, Monroe
Highland Park, Monroe
Highland, West Monroe
Jerusalem, Calhoun
Lakeshore, Monroe
Liberty, Calhoun
Lighthouse, Monroe
Loch Arbor, Monroe
McClendon, West Monroe
Memorial, Monroe
Mt Vernon, West Monroe
Northeast Louisiana
Total Receipts
174
175
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
30 -
43 89 25 1
56 3
7
-
43 35 21 -
39 -
-
-
50 10 -
-
23 -
333.53 6,165.00 38,120.29 36,293.00 12,414.75 5,000.04 25,756.54 590.00 798 15,771 31,548
1,465 59,497 63,260
51,676 448,245 531,804
21,445 463,452 466,734
8,180 143,636 163,961
- 284,031 284,031
22,537 1,327,176 1,627,327
-
-
-
-
-
110 -
-
-
50 -
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
35 -
300 328 46 75 182 -
Church Music
Enrollment
20 37 403 388 77 86 256 -
WMU Enrollment
127 150 809 773 464 300 944 28 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
116 75 809 730 440 150 276 26 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1890
4
-
1957
1
-
1951
25 29 1875
17 6
1932
3
3
1858
16 -
1959
9
4
1964No Report 1983
-
-
Total Mission
Expenditures
Frank P Treme
Joe E Dunn
Sammy Smith
Jake Roudkovski
John E Reid
Shannon A Burns
Ivy Ellis
Undesignated
Receipts
Antioch, Tickfaw
Bayou, Slidell
Bedico, Ponchatoula
Bethlehem, Albany
Blood River, Albany
Bogue Falaya, Folsom
Calvary, Slidell
Collins Boulevard, Covington
Countryside, Tickfaw
Northshore Baptist
New Chapel Hill, West Monroe
Charles V Dupree
1895
13 25 1,203 1,381 574 153 110 121 20 10 38,382.41 46,486 803,820 852,292
New Hope, Monroe
Johnny W Miller
2007
4
-
132 138 117 -
-
17 2
-
6,341.05 6,025 165,000 181,000
New Light, Monroe
Lindle Stewart
1910
12 -
320 560 71 53 21 45 16 - 11,009.22 8,933 113,606 121,962
North Monroe, Monroe
Bill Dye
1963
57 134 3,096 4,038 2,782 812 - 262 -
- 97,500.00 158,325 4,010,584 4,688,473
Oak Grove, Eros
1884
7
4
507 608 183 92 53 47 23 14 30,269.43 12,317 306,305 336,228
Dennis R. Hensley
1984
24 16 761 801 351 200 188 83 91 74 21,710.06 22,760 357,131 395,628
Parkview, Monroe
Erby Burgess
1946
2 15 324 1,297 284 60 -
40 12 3 10,612.09 36,933 628,095 736,466
Peniel, West Monroe
Eddy Shoemaker
1914
1
2
109 742 101 21 31 -
-
- 15,098.04 15,970 167,145 168,230
Pine Hills, West Monroe
Bobby Wilson
1988
-
5
30 35 27 8
-
6
-
-
-
12,647 13,597
Ridge Avenue, West Monroe
Jim Wolfe
1940
2 15 234 344 170 25 8
33 14 -
6,488.73 9,908 273,033 352,370
Riverview, West Monroe
Randall Ford
1955
-
2
20 50 12 -
-
-
-
-
1,526.00 1,163 28,435 28,721
Trinity, West Monroe
Purvis Rodriques
1940
8
4
210 221 22 18 -
3
-
-
3,088.14 908 75,020 76,522
Victory, Monroe
1956
21 -
120 490 128 -
-
33 -
-
4,800.00 5,120 -
Missions/Satellites
Chinese, Monroe
Compi Chao
1981
-
-
30 30 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Emmanuel Hispanic, Monroe
Elias Salas
1984
1
1
24 24 41 -
-
6
-
-
914.00 2,992 14,232 15,832
First West Fairbanks, Fairbanks
2012Satellite Hope Alive!, West Monroe
Michael E Sammons
2009
6
5
68 68 35 -
-
18 25 15 -
6,662 9,162
Monroe Korean, West Monroe
Barnabas Son
2013
-
-
15 20 11 -
-
-
-
-
1,110.00 -
-
North LA Cowboy Church, West Monroe Laymond Tucker
2004
-
-
60 63 -
-
-
-
-
5
1,507.10 2,431 14,684 17,132
Northeast Hispanic, West Monroe
Alvin Rosenow
2008
3
-
10 10 12 -
6
5
-
-
-
7,800 7,800
544 596 24,839 36,317 19,287 5,331 3,230 2,190 1,093 427 1,369,524.52 1,429,714 21,842,709 24,491,391
Total Receipts
176
Northshore Baptist
Covenant, Slidell
Creekside, Loranger
Crossgate First, Robert
Crossroads, Hammond
Ebenezer, Hammond
Emmaus, Tickfaw
Evans Creek, Pearl River
First, Albany
First, Covington
First, Folsom
First, Hammond
First, Independence
First, Lacombe
First, Madisonville
First, Mandeville
First, Pearl River
First, Ponchatoula
First, Slidell
First, Springfield
First, Tickfaw
French Corner, Ponchatoula
Full Faith Christian, Ponchatoula
Grace Community, Mandeville
Grace Memorial, Slidell
Grace, Folsom
Hebron, Bush
Hillside, Hammond
Immanuel, Hammond
Jerusalem, Bush
Jerusalem, Hammond
Killian First, Springfield
Lee Hill, Folsom
Lee Valley, Loranger
Life Church, Mandeville
Lighthouse, Independence
Loranger, Loranger
Manchac, Akers
Midway, Ponchatoula
Millville, Ponchatoula
Mt Calvary, Independence
Natalbany, Natalbany
New Beginning, Bush
New Beulah, Hammond
Robert R James
Louis Husser
Joel Asah Hudgins
Gregory Kent Newell
Richard Taylor
Daniel Reed
Dan Munson
Waylon Bailey
Nathan W VanHorn
Mitch Williams
Byron Brown
Ken Schroeder
Tobey Pitman
David E Cranford
Ricky Cummings
Richard A Sandberg
Larry Kropog
Eric W Hattaway
Donelle Henderson
Archie England
Robert J Heustess
James M Thornhill
Phil Weaver
Nathan Lott
Ronnie Douglas
Paul E Smith
Robert Spinks
Mike Hegwood
Jimmy Wall
Joshua D. Day
Don Bassett
Rodney Taylor
Otho Schilling
L C Lord
2005
3
-
35 1987
6 10 68 1959
11 11 250 2002
12 15 86 1922
9
-
190 1983
-
-
50 1910No Report 1963
3 18 475 1904 143 124 3,669 1908
6
6
448 1888
-
2
204 1910
5
2
243 1925
6
4
149 1942No Report 1878
25 32 582 1912
15 -
559 1915
36 47 878 1893
8 27 1,577 1938
8
-
298 1958
9
6
155 1949
6
9
223 1990
-
-
35 2006
-
-
6
1968
25 28 830 1988
-
-
38 1831
21 20 441 1987No Report 1983
7
-
220 1863No Report 1902
11 11 542 1939No Report 1984
5
-
50 1921No Report 1997No Report 1946No Report 1956
4 15 351 1984
2
-
22 1980
1
-
27 1961
1
-
80 1955
-
-
136 1905
40 21 428 1996
2
6
81 1859
7
4
371 49 68 700 86 622 50 510 4,737 465 451 365 149 1,409 646 885 1,686 298 155 305 50 6
1,500 65 691 238 721 109 353 22 77 95 186 478 91 540 20 -
44 -
117 72 30 60 142 62 35 48 90 -
4,872 1,652 235 120 61 -
26 -
134 135 646 238 314 117 531 309 1,096 526 148 120 80 37 80 246 7
200 7
-
1,229 252 40 -
152 169 44 -
148 150 15 60 258 56 20 -
20 12 56 117 65 125 194 129 30 -
97 100 18 -
-
55 85 21 34 1,129 -
12 -
56 153 52 127 -
-
29 23 20 -
189 -
-
-
20 -
-
11 -
-
-
-
-
78 7
-
12 5
15 12 19 210 36 -
15 6
66 13 192 211 25 15 21 20 -
118 2
43 21 21 4
9
-
-
-
1
20 10 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
25 -
-
23 -
32 -
57 -
10 -
-
-
-
66 -
2
-
16 -
-
6
1
-
-
-
-
4
4
5,319.68 -
36,993 37,940
-
555 23,367 23,367
-
3,999.41 13,500 210,566 231,629
-
4,296.00 4,300 200,000 212,000
16 27,241.26 11,613 277,576 307,127
-
300.00 -
-
5,513.45 - 10,757.02 10,121 156,610 160,362
- 256,666.68 265,972 5,141,638 9,842,114
- 27,582.07 5,712 185,621 228,131
-
3,061.19 6,674 110,829 128,655
15 2,600.00 6,600 72,808 82,533
- 12,738.71 8,915 180,702 246,197
- 107,961.12 96,778 1,091,572 1,274,256
15 27,472.03 18,409 306,342 317,990
14 87,713.44 67,817 902,652 1,243,561
- 108,192.25 85,857 1,399,336 1,633,901
- 10,277.20 14,421 157,088 172,238
-
2,278.27 2,177 79,411 87,255
22 4,190.64 4,565 113,220 127,403
-
-
-
-
5,806 21,125 21,125
45 73,182.20 51,916 925,251 1,240,750
-
2,377.70 3,124 24,578 49,156
14 26,988.80 24,127 277,647 412,732
1,891.50 -
5,156.11 - 192,977 192,977
15 20,865.07 12,638 276,533 306,860
-
583.05 -
-
2,411.99 991.00 - 12,335.14 11,629 175,458 187,946
10 1,192.00 2,603 18,407 18,527
7
1,618.72 2,713 36,998 73,996
-
1,607.47 5,074 85,764 92,052
-
3,458.47 -
-
- 11,368.84 21,690 285,898 313,292
-
200.00 1,045 51,477 61,907
-
8,942.07 4,297 127,588 132,783
177
New Haven, Tickfaw
1950
2
-
15 15 16 -
-
-
-
-
1,411.65 -
-
New Hope, Franklinton
Kennith G Sterling
1935No Report 1,395.20 New Hope, Independence
Steven Campbell
1886
6
2
50 226 82 102 -
8
-
-
1,200 77,800 84,000
New Zion, Covington
Clark Stewart
1905
45 24 1,250 1,356 843 624 229 146 83 40 65,010.57 62,650 667,559 952,232
Northshore, Slidell
Larry McEwen
2001
13 -
498 498 -
150 182 55 217 70 36,000.00 34,175 809,428 930,959
Northside, Slidell
Carey Long
1981
1
-
167 266 26 -
-
2
-
-
8,020.37 6,612 91,366 107,582
Old Zion Hill, Independence
1832
12 5
577 591 154 146 -
55 44 - 23,232.06 19,301 256,837 281,041
Pilgrim Rest, Covington
Lonnie Thompson
1890No Report 6,600.00 Red Bluff, Folsom
John David Maxwell
1957
8
1
370 458 258 87 64 34 42 20 20,680.09 11,725 214,055 251,619
Redemption Christian Center, Hammond Curtis Bellazer
1987
-
-
64 64 27 120 8
9
-
-
-
75,000 75,000
Ridge Memorial, Slidell
Paul Dabdoub
1956
7
-
98 121 34 35 -
14 -
-
7,500 49,700 57,200
Springville, Livingston
Steve Arledge
1944
4
-
106 204 18 50 20 8
-
-
4,729.02 -
36,000 36,000
St James, Madisonville
George Burris
1990
26 -
227 275 70 179 60 34 -
-
- 234,000 234,000
Tammany Hills, Covington
Darryl C Woolery
1983
14 6
53 53 99 105 -
12 30 -
891.50 3,105 50,000 52,000
The Louisiana Church, Abita Springs
Jerel Keene
1952No Report Thompson Road, Slidell
Randy Boyett
2003
6
-
98 107 64 44 24 24 -
5 11,818.76 5,059 131,068 150,648
Trinity, Hammond
Randy Davis
1953
3
6
300 500 198 48 24 33 37 21 7,838.00 10,030 179,765 190,121
True Life, Slidell
Michael Callahan
2008
37 -
175 250 -
85 -
11 -
-
3,400.00 - 228,000 228,000
Victory, Hammond
Jimmy Hill
1986No Report Wadesboro, Ponchatoula
Leslie W Fogleman
1975
-
-
36 36 20 30 -
-
-
-
2,067.16 2,885 49,879 49,879
Wardline, Hammond
Chris J. Fernandez
1963
6
1
73 141 82 53 27 19 6
-
125 41,952 41,952
Westside, Ponchatoula
Jonathan LaFleur
1983
4
1
170 328 124 68 32 10 26 17 15,881.38 9,194 190,186 339,377
Woodhaven, Tickfaw
Michael J Baham
1925
3
-
289 304 110 62 -
4
-
-
1,000.00 1,688 141,051 160,673
Woodland Park, Hammond
Scott E. Thompson
1945
40 38 1,680 1,718 602 192 -
87 34 - 87,331.40 79,398 1,018,021 1,303,719
Woodland, Springfield
Joshua Powell
1947
14 -
490 551 148 110 -
6
-
-
3,292.00 8,468 304,323 529,576
Missions/Satellites
Bridge Church/West St. Tammany MissionStephen Lane Corley
2009
11 -
65 65 65 -
-
10 -
-
7,290.00 -
-
Calvary Spanish, Slidell
Francisco Saavedra
1991No Report 1,589.68 Celebration, Slidell
Adam Beach
2012
6
-
100 100 98 -
8
-
-
-
1,820 91,000 91,000
Cristo para Todos, Natalbany
Jose Ramon Rodriguez 1993No Report 2,789.60 Cross Brand Cowboy,Loranger
Norwood R Smith
2008
20 -
170 205 45 -
-
5
-
-
443.84 9,847 10,995 23,485
Fuente De Agua Viva
2015New Congregation Grace Hispanic Mission, Folsom
Oscar Jeminze
1997No Report 582.50 Hope, Covington
Avery D Dixon
2001
4
5
86 86 35 20 68 5
-
-
4,583.00 7,531 99,504 111,667
Iglesia Bautista Buenas Nuevas, Slidell Marvin Mercado
2011
3
5
75 75 82 15 -
-
14 12 4,440.47 6,698 69,795 98,820
Iglesia Cristo Redentor, Mandeville
Humberto Medina
2007
-
2
75 75 94 8
26 -
-
-
6,614.44 2,343 67,145 89,245
Jesus Prosperity Teaching Ctr,Slidell
Ramon Sam
2005No Report Light To The Nations, Slidell
Julieto D Magbanua
2008No Report Redeeming Grace
Clay Johnson
2012
2
-
13 13 -
-
-
-
-
-
1,412.60 670 13,178 29,878
River Road, Hammond
2011Satellite Still Water Northeast, Hammond
Elltore Austin
2014
9
-
34 60 -
-
-
6
-
-
300.00 -
-
Still Water, Hammond
2005No Report 2,720.00 Northshore Baptist
Lonnie Tucker
Rodrick Cooper
-
25 -
-
828 556 24,122 31,503 15,769 8,411 254 55 VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
243 -
200 209 -
621 119 40 30 -
-
-
713 338 -
338 -
-
-
75 753 207 -
10 -
218 -
286 -
-
43 -
30 -
375 -
-
265 -
-
-
-
-
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
646 27 136 237 48 1,307 205 40 85 40 52 36 3,894 2,001 13 854 16 64 21 203 2,976 1,613 117 15 25 29 5
94 31 5
17 -
25 -
487 102 3
55 -
8
10 6
245 132 20 38 67 -
-
402 2
-
8
-
-
-
175 34 -
-
-
-
-
-
35 -
Church Music
Enrollment
1,351 112 300 350 156 3,780 1,136 63 333 57 130 37 6,902 2,898 226 6,882 36 250 35 159 4,076 1,678 1,800 -
-
4,420 4,420
25 118,155.76 82,904 1,324,284 1,722,905
13 3,300.00 71,204 300,657 338,859
-
3,620.00 3,200 80,000 83,000
- 14,521.93 20,302 294,688 328,993
- 15,721.84 15,635 101,435 126,185
- 46,785.69 86,363 1,517,792 4,035,187
-
2,478.35 18,896 269,947 269,947
-
1,125.00 -
-
20 15,812.65 12,211 175,098 188,757
-
-
-
1,828.88 -
-
-
-
250.00 4,051 80,169 84,819
- 620,771.16 781,211 6,188,300 7,921,750
-
6,500.00 217,338 2,213,006 2,864,578
-
1,819.14 4,492 36,302 37,560
-
1,554.59 165,152 1,835,654 8,527,530
1,400.00 -
50 65,203 65,203
-
1,200.00 2,400 70,000 85,000
-
40.00 550 12,000 12,000
20 1,766.77 7,634 176,703 184,616
80 99,332.01 319,078 4,661,419 6,679,769
- 84,727.97 -
-
-
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
1,329 109 160 188 112 3,175 1,136 42 233 37 100 37 5,349 2,247 111 5,062 36 150 35 159 2,544 1,460 200.00 445 1,341,568.99 1,170,573 21,089,867 30,133,520
-
-
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1955
24 42 1994
-
8
1991
8
5
1940
5
5
1925
6
-
1961
85 42 1956
10 30 1953
2
-
1925
13 8
1951
8
-
1870No Report 2000
23 -
1946
-
-
1930
43 141 1955
15 54 1872
-
1
1926
55 26 1957No Report 2004
-
4
1968
12 22 1981
2
5
2004
24 18 1977
63 125 1983
40 14 -
-
920 -
4
WMU Enrollment
3,044 1,997 -
-
Total Mission
Expenditures
Yong Koo (David) Lee
James Otis Jenkins
Calvin T Hubbard
Buddy Hampton
Randy Harper
Danny Taylor
McKinley Basco
Robert Samuel Salts
Melvin Sharry
Phillip N. Hardin
Kendall Holley
Chuck Pourciau
Michael Smith
Timothy R Dye
Ed Baswell
Randall W Johnson
Weldon Sistrunk
Shane Nugent
John Fream
2012
-
-
254 2013
10 -
45 2015New Congregation Undesignated
Receipts
Airline, Bossier City
Ban Suk Korean, Bossier City
Baptist Bible Fellowship, Shreveport
Barksdale, Bossier City
Belcher, Belcher
Bellaire, Bossier City
Belle Park, Haughton
Bellevue Road, Haughton
Bethany, Bethany
Bethel, Shreveport
Bethsaida, Ida
Beulah Land, Haughton
Broadacres, Shreveport
Brookwood, Shreveport
Caddo Prairie, Hosston
Calvary, Shreveport
Central, Bossier City
Clarion, Shreveport
Countryside, Keithville
Countryside, Mooringsport
Cross Point, Benton
Cypress, Benton
Eastwood, Haughton
Northwest Louisiana
Still Water, Ponchatoula
Still Water, Slidell
Vida Nueva, Ponchatoula
Total Receipts
178
179
Dennis Sims
Brian D Prucey
Chad Hardbarger
William Green
Don Crook
Ralph Hines
C E Rainbolt
Robert Beadle
Doug H Allen
Brad Jurkovich
Kenneth Joyner
Gevan L Spinney
Michael Stowell
Jessie C Colston
Darrell Cooper
Jeffrey A Raines
Eddie Briery
Freddie W Williford
Shaun E Armstrong
Wayne Shew
Mike Anderson
Earl M Blackburn
Larry Allen
Brian Hevrin
Reginaldo DeLeon
Bill Crosby
Michael David Reichard
William Valentine
Tommy Allen
Gary Hostetter
Ed Gonzalez
Dave McKinney
Roy D Strother
William H Treadway
Michael A Prescott
Clarence Sanders
Danny R Mitchell
Elijah Teh-Teh
Tracy Graham
Will Simmons
Roy W Davis
1986
10 22 1941
2
6
1941
3
9
1954
-
2
2000
7
-
1937
-
-
1955
-
-
1891
9
7
1885
25 42 1903 223 156 1925
10 20 1885 133 84 1931
20 32 1914
11 16 1947No Report 1845
6 23 1903
14 18 1957
-
1
1992
13 8
2009
-
-
1961
12 14 2003
6 13 1959
3 12 1992No Report 1906
1
-
1923
4
9
1982
17 -
1948
5
-
1962
8 22 1951
3
-
1951
5
-
1920
-
-
1955
-
-
1979
4
-
1999
-
-
1910
13 14 1860
5 17 1860
-
-
1985No Report 1975
21 41 1926No Report 2006
-
-
1985
6
-
1963
8
-
627 175 1,927 143 84 50 45 418 1,609 5,041 180 1,838 706 302 1,000 496 205 110 42 1,045 88 195 50 96 137 623 370 201 105 37 100 50 80 214 98 9
515 210 60 184 631 250 2,514 526 98 50 46 882 1,719 9,948 225 2,841 911 344 1,873 1,080 585 216 50 1,912 95 334 220 160 137 1,140 889 206 210 62 250 60 80 715 326 48 904 210 72 189 411 136 719 38 62 53 35 305 1,119 3,784 92 1,655 452 100 713 586 85 96 -
466 75 163 31 68 35 100 240 66 40 17 10 25 53 125 61 10 195 280 26 100 108 88 175 -
22 -
32 68 131 823 46 469 150 31 140 -
-
71 -
123 85 48 -
96 114 125 200 17 -
-
-
35 -
90 75 -
91 -
-
94 228 -
-
-
57 -
8
95 145 1,020 42 391 75 62 -
-
-
-
-
-
30 35 -
11 -
25 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
12 -
-
42 70 35 106 12 16 4
1
60 95 335 -
297 88 3
109 95 23 -
-
30 -
47 -
35 27 65 105 3
15 4
5
10 6
11 -
7
72 38 -
16 -
10 31 -
15 -
-
50 -
173 -
166 -
-
65 54 -
37 -
4
-
9
-
63 -
-
14 -
-
-
-
-
-
12 8
-
74 -
-
16 - 112,970.86 128,216 1,265,168 -
9,542.58 9,009 160,000 - 71,704.54 76,797 897,367 -
5,095.76 10,800 66,651 16 4,435 105,258 -
1,870.07 3,875 88,581 -
2,574.00 -
-
40 26,138.04 30,742 29,975 - 54,260.63 86,797 964,186 152 177,847.65 61,575 4,732,590 - 30,355.67 13,516 305,159 150 188,840.42 154,691 1,746,485 - 50,786.00 60,971 757,210 - 11,762.35 9,773 171,496 5,099.92 - 42,632.13 387,350 1,590,026 31 33,126.39 51,451 564,805 - 22,562.20 14,850 247,458 -
500.00 600 36,442 -
2,964.72 27,622 138,525 - 40,334.50 17,607 806,376 -
3,313.00 12,636 97,095 10 23,000.10 20,850 287,705 1,417.50 -
4,365.50 13,364 102,028 20 3,815.75 2,385 72,730 -
300.00 -
-
- 21,305.00 - 300,000 29 27,735.00 21,133 307,044 -
2,001.53 2,232 107,852 -
320.68 -
58,000 -
1,711.08 1,506 24,394 -
-
-
-
700.00 -
-
-
750.00 9,950 69,351 - 15,836.14 13,923 194,015 5
1,905.78 4,990 63,120 -
5,166 14,583 3,376.48 34 1,800.00 6,300 414,548 700.00 - 77,281.00 - 850,000 -
4,448.76 2,618 36,206 14 6,993.75 8,826 137,698 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
Ellerbe Rd, Shreveport
Elm Grove, Bossier City
Emmanuel, Vivian
Fellowship, Benton
Ferry Lake, Oil City
Fillmore, Princeton
First, Benton
First, Blanchard
First, Bossier City
First, Greenwood
First, Haughton
First, Keithville
First, Oil City
First, Princeton
First, Shreveport
First, Vivian
Ford Park, Shreveport
Gospel Light, Shreveport
Grace of Bossier City, Shreveport
Grawood, Keithville
Gray, Jefferson (TX)
Haynes Avenue, Shreveport
Heritage, Shreveport
Hosston, Hosston
Ida, Ida
Iglesia Bautista Ebenezer, Shreveport
Kingston Road, Shreveport
Koran, Haughton
Lakeview, Shreveport
Lighthouse, Shreveport
Linda Lay Memorial, Gilliam
Linwood, Shreveport
Mansfield Road, Keithville
Memorial Baptist Chapel, Elm Grove
Mooringsport, Mooringsport
Mt Gilead, Vivian
New Bethel, Rocky Mount
New Birth, Shreveport
New Elizabeth Missionary, Shreveport
New Zion, Bossier
Norris Ferry, Shreveport
North Keithville, Keithville
North Shreve, Shreveport
850,000
70,991
170,479
596,007
112,318
76,992
300,000
382,808
138,654
58,000
26,763
87,101
387,706
125,498
17,333
3,051,533
752,976
274,643
36,442
162,303
882,387
97,095
337,695
1,802,456
173,845
1,038,159
105,095
207,809
121,581
32,020
1,190,312
5,358,159
353,245
1,924,001
1,225,292
197,052
180
Northshore Baptist
Northwoods, Shreveport
Kevin Smith
1956
3
6
149 188 165 35 -
18 19 -
5,821.86 7,632 144,737 160,926
Oak Hill, Plain Dealing
1951
-
-
71 123 -
-
-
-
-
-
2,840.21 991 -
Pilgrim Home, Benton
Byron Longino
1892
3
-
204 270 92 46 67 12 13 -
5,222.35 6,243 101,022 114,897
Pinecroft, Shreveport
1951
2
9
401 1,215 132 -
-
24 7
- 18,515.22 21,896 222,116 295,592
Plain Dealing, Plain Dealing
James D Hill
1890
5
6
243 349 164 52 51 23 -
- 27,124.57 16,123 285,776 322,255
Praise Temple, Shreveport
Larry L Brandon
1992No Report Providence Road, Shreveport
Darrell Dean
1849
5
5
185 186 119 85 -
15 -
- 10,425.70 16,457 186,247 197,979
Red River, Benton
1849
6 12 218 292 58 72 -
13 19 -
6,856.66 4,368 107,334 109,848
Redeemer, Keithville
Billy Sutton
2008
2
-
43 43 40 23 -
-
-
-
600.00 -
85,000 85,000
Richland Hills, Shreveport
Larry Bass
1987No Report River Valley Church, Bossier City
Lowell Kenyan
1999
35 -
875 875 200 -
-
12 -
-
-
-
Rodessa, Rodessa
Dale Wooten
1914
-
3
67 76 22 -
-
12 -
-
3,051.13 6,841 80,781 90,258
B J Maddox
1955
18 57 1,053 1,208 865 150 - 137 60 67 95,870.00 73,340 -
Salem, Plain Dealing
Larry Earhart
1844
2
-
84 150 36 30 -
2
-
-
2,226.45 -
-
Shreve City, Shreveport
Gene Nix
1949
6
2
723 934 140 62 6
15 -
- 11,651.38 16,612 182,443 192,346
South Bossier, Bossier City
Chris Young
2000
26 38 387 445 133 157 127 11 -
- 21,110.20 26,981 363,555 440,198
Southside, Shreveport
Buddy Hankins
1914
7 17 186 207 47 17 -
8
-
-
985.70 2,499 72,995 76,438
Springs of Grace, Shreveport
Derek Cox
1952
8 13 475 552 305 63 -
21 -
-
3,000.00 57,157 711,390 770,968
Steeple Chase, Shreveport
Antonio T Dixon
2005
2
-
90 200 50 75 -
35 -
-
-
-
Summer Grove, Shreveport
Aaron D Burgner
1849
48 91 4,217 5,308 2,450 378 1,071 342 127 61 170,000.04 116,217 3,894,617 5,258,355
Tower, Mooringsport
James Gstohl
1978
4
-
35 100 20 -
8
8
-
-
603.49 -
24,000 24,000
Trees, Vivian
Mark Crook
1953
56 23 590 681 140 55 -
57 -
- 12,153.07 28,669 319,785 405,812
Kris A Chenier
1941
31 22 1,202 1,800 985 421 340 153 92 90 114,026.92 185,711 1,225,248 1,864,580
Waller, Bossier City
Casey B. Hough
1953
6
8
384 857 482 105 30 33 15 - 18,663.59 10,882 327,294 393,790
Western Hills, Shreveport
Joey Ketchum
1961
12 -
88 157 70 54 30 7
-
-
1,650.00 11,290 114,458 137,863
Westlake, Shreveport
John McDonald
1979
-
-
310 310 42 -
-
24 -
-
4,150.00 16,289 81,759 96,168
Westwood, Keithville
David Venable
1986
-
1
82 231 37 44 -
19 -
-
1,829.00 9,858 61,661 70,404
Willow Point, Shreveport
1913
6
-
235 235 196 82 -
55 24 - 10,173.00 8,518 351,702 409,131
Woodland Hills, Shreveport
1987No Report Woodridge, Shreveport
Chuck McInturf
1931
10 28 647 1,334 646 205 354 129 107 21 139,119.96 225,321 1,264,746 1,535,483
Missions/Satellites
Bethesda, Shreveport
Ernest C James
2002
7
1
194 194 194 55 46 25 23 20 600.00 200 96,629 96,629
Broadmoor Hispanic, Shreveport
2015New Congregation Chinese, Shreveport
Po-Ting Chao
1980
4
-
81 231 51 -
-
-
-
-
3,588.96 3,941 42,070 83,687
Common Ground, Bossier City
2005
-
-
35 35 20 -
-
5
-
-
-
6,000 6,000
Cornerstone Community, Shreveport
2014New Congregation Faith Baptist Fellowship, Bossier City
Larry D Black
2000
5 13 55 55 22 -
-
16 -
-
1,727.81 -
-
First Deaf, Shreveport
Michael McKee
1978
-
-
59 149 29 -
-
-
-
-
392.64 83 3,924 22,177
First Hispanic, Haughton
Miguel Guillen
2014
-
-
29 29 8
-
-
-
-
-
272.48 170 6,420 11,350
First Zo
MT. Kham Za Nang
2012
-
-
106 106 54 -
-
-
-
-
2,477.40 2,600 49,409 65,609
Richard Thomas
Carlos Meza
Alan Pitman
Stanley Bennett
Joseph Johnson
Ron E Johnson
Joseph P Ricard
Trandy Wade
Roy Thomas
Luke Allen
Gregory Shyne
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
181
-
2
-
3
26 65 2
15 1
12 22 18 58 -
10 17 -
-
1
-
10 22 7
4
20 -
-
-
18 -
-
12 5
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,746.65 3,203.80 1,252.00 3,077.38 31,143.82 33,155.32 8,052.24 3,600.00 2,381.59 3,664.00 9,838.21 12,883.61 4,437.14 10,316.57 31,852.00 820.32 7,354 3,899 6,451 1,587 23,070 25,621 7,543 14,449 -
4,239 1,930 30,171 18,585 12,300 45,678 37,854 1,615 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
12 -
103 50 -
42 -
-
Church Music
Enrollment
30 33 64 -
165 142 50 80 -
-
54 111 93 27 60 21 -
WMU Enrollment
16 22 36 15 170 232 43 112 6
27 45 137 127 27 91 65 13 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
66 185 215 47 434 535 146 112 43 119 204 441 324 35 251 186 74 4
124.00 49 2,540 4,961
7
2,951.50 600 3,200 4,700
- 13,963.00 5,237 141,480 190,030
-
190 13,843 33,646
-
6,564.17 7,453 67,221 77,657
-
120 3,724 9,424
-
-
54,000 54,000
-
9,614.71 - 210,000 210,000
6
1,740.00 1,069 19,000 19,000
935 2,868,444.39 3,980,834 48,140,910 70,222,570
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1941Joined Assn 10/2014 1957
1
-
43 1951
2
-
148 1944
1
1
152 1975
-
-
18 1914
5
5
257 1906
6
5
382 1952
2
1
109 1990
3
-
92 1954
-
-
7
1918
-
2
76 1952
-
-
193 1947
8
9
299 1953
4
-
178 1860
1
-
28 1942
4
-
138 1893
6
1
76 1953
-
-
16 -
7
-
7
2
2
190 20 -
-
-
-
24 -
-
-
-
-
-
12 -
80 8
-
-
32 17 5,936 4,568 2,107 Total Mission
Expenditures
Elbert Sanson
Curtis R Smith
Jack Crane
Cory B Bruce
Gary Norris
James Gass
Perry Gardner
R V Couch
Frank Bass
Byron Gray
John Rushing
Larry Whittington
Dennis Baker
James G King
Don J Blackmon
2014
-
-
20 20 9
-
1999
-
-
54 54 54 -
2013
13 -
57 57 -
-
2003No Report 2008
4
-
16 16 7
-
1990
7
7
104 104 82 74 2004No Report 2014
-
-
19 19 6
-
2014New Congregation 2014New Congregation 2013
5
-
35 45 10 -
2010
8
-
90 90 160 -
2014
25 -
134 134 63 150 1,426 1,500 57,608 83,619 35,546 9,923 43,245 54,977 59,500 30,743 314,313 298,602 80,522 143,582 4,700 39,929 56,012 236,975 141,799 52,004 286,491 212,344 13,700 Undesignated
Receipts
Aimwell, Aimwell
Bird’s Creek, Harrisonburg
Dunbarton, Ferriday
Evangeline, Wildsville
Faith, Clayton
First, Harrisonburg
First, Jonesville
First, Sicily Island
Grace, Jonesville
Kidron, Harrisonburg
Lake Lilly, Jonesville
Larto, Jonesville
Lismore, Jonesville
Monterey First, Monterey
Mt Hermon, Jonesville
New Era, Monterey
New Ouachita, Enterprise
Norris Hill, Sicily Island
Ouachita
Gethsemane, Shreveport
Iglesia Bautista del Calvario, Shreveport
Journey Church East, Bossier City
Liberty, Shreveport
Living Waters, Shreveport
Mission Point, Stonewall
New Beginning Missionary, Bossier City
New Life Journey, Bossier City
Open Road Fellowship, Haughton
Saint James, Shreveport
St. James Missionary, Shreveport
The Covenant Church, Benton
United Outreach, Shreveport
46,336
56,530
59,500
30,778
438,997
332,167
109,500
162,047
7,600
40,567
56,012
244,229
167,066
59,676
288,752
253,885
17,946
Total Receipts
Ouachita
Gary Wagoner
Tony P Ganey
Juan McClure
Harrell Tucker
Kenneth Hoots
Craig James
Tommy Sanson
James Foster
Bethel, Coushatta
Fairview, Coushatta
First, Coushatta
Harmon, Coushatta
Hickory Grove, Coushatta
Liberty, Coushatta
Martin, Coushatta
Mill Creek, Ringgold
Mount Zion, Coushatta
Open Door Fellowship, Coushatta
Social Springs, Ringgold
Springhill, Ringgold
Union Hall, Coushatta
Wiley C Cole
Matthew F Endris
Nathan Davis
Calvin Phelps
Mike Fort
Harry T Bamburg
Richard D Kaufman
John W Barnett
Randy Tisdale
Collin Wimberly
James Hester
Joshua R Eubanks
Jeff Shows
Red River
Oak Grove, Jonesville
Parhams, Jonesville
Patton, Jonesville
Pine Hill, Sicily Island
Pisgah, Jonesville
Pleasant Grove, Jonesville
Prosperity, Jonesville
Ridgecrest, Ridgecrest
Utility, Jonesville
Wallace Ridge, Jonesville
Year Organized
-
7
7
-
4
12 11 -
5
9
12 13 -
80 Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
182
38 248 246 19 63 31 107 4
40 74 136 130 15 1,151 Sunday School
Enrollment
-
77 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
26 -
103 VBS Enrollment
-
202 9
432 7
316 2
43 3
121 10 69 4
231 -
8
-
57 12 198 6
147 9
225 -
90 62 2,139 10 1,761.82 5,874 150,000 150,000
-
3,000 22,000 22,000
-
630.50 2,582 31,367 34,647
1
2,585.00 4,460 61,600 74,000
-
5,545.76 7,103 55,055 57,900
13 8,964.97 26,765 108,425 122,758
-
200.00 -
59,780 59,780
-
8,227.81 81,766 330,803 358,038
30 26,965.28 51,338 181,785 230,872
-
2,400.00 1,635 45,410 45,845
54 219,705.79 426,869 3,115,663 3,527,427
-
2,975 34,439 34,439
- 88,228.16 352,190 727,439 927,366
- 79,776.60 58,992 619,796 797,183
-
665.00 15,473 71,673 71,916
-
863.50 1,225 62,619 74,626
-
1,572.00 6,530 71,773 80,998
- 11,388.96 28,310 242,771 260,643
-
-
5,000 5,000
-
5,500.00 6,563 61,866 71,728
- 17,833.62 5,150 257,212 348,168
-
8,132.76 37,916 120,542 258,001
- 21,937.78 72,424 151,490 342,015
-
3,089.95 928 33,829 37,338
- 238,988.33 588,676 2,460,449 3,309,421
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
8
62 55 -
10 -
46 -
4
-
17 25 3
230 74 40 7
-
24 -
70 -
24 -
107 81 25 45 200 240 82 59 22 -
1,819 1,395 Cooperative
Program Gifts
-
70 85 -
-
23 50 -
-
-
48 72 -
348 -
-
-
25 -
-
-
137 43 -
412 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
160 57 40 304 96 320 147 727 200 179 5,647 Total Mission
Expenditures
-
127 203 -
55 -
91 -
-
112 110 80 13 791 25 2
-
18 10 47 -
59 5
9
426 Church Music
Enrollment
302 447 628 64 316 90 267 20 70 198 174 357 150 3,083 1
-
-
-
2
7
-
-
30 -
139 WMU Enrollment
-
78 -
22 2
40 4
90 -
49 -
290 5
92 4
561 9
200 -
56 48 3,690 Undesignated
Receipts
1863
1976
1850
1924
1883
1862
1940
1980
1881
2008
1880
1870
1903
3
1
2
5
1
3
3
3
5
-
69 Baptisms
1884
1911
1940
1908
1872
1944
1931
1956
1916
1923
Total Receipts
Undesignated
Receipts
Total Mission
Expenditures
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
WMU Enrollment
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
183
Alto, Rayville
Alan Miller
1850
5
6
101 136 65 40 30 20 -
- 18,300.70 4,205 162,414 170,807
Antioch, Rayville
Keith Evans
1919No Report 1,650.00 Bethel, Rayville
Troy Dennard
1935No Report 944.15 Bethlehem, Mangham
Keith Stephens
1918
-
1
52 75 11 -
-
2
-
-
197.00 4,565 19,281 21,021
Boeuf River, Rayville
David Herrington
1949No Report 254.98 Calvary, Mangham
1936
2
6
79 181 40 25 34 16 5
-
4,743.00 6,962 95,701 96,969
Cedar, Archibald
Mike Loveday
1955
4
2
159 204 31 -
-
11 -
-
8,765.17 6,379 105,933 108,882
Dunn, Delhi
Bernard C Duchesne
1920
1
4
285 475 175 131 -
55 15 22 16,234.00 -
-
Eastside, Rayville
Cris Crawford
1954No Report First, Archibald
John Cleveland
1918
14 10 271 387 108 77 -
19 -
- 15,688.00 39,444 169,645 179,571
First, Delhi
Mickey J. Bounds
1872
12 7
464 1,014 251 136 -
67 -
- 29,300.00 8,698 341,790 382,045
First, Rayville
Eddie Wren
1892
30 30 613 808 580 150 240 77 8
30 96,276.19 149,548 1,062,280 1,467,711
Hegwood, Epps
1950No Report Holly Ridge, Rayville
1932No Report Lone Cherry, Mangham
Doyle L Adams
1897
1
2
75 126 21 -
7
10 6
-
4,700.12 6,592 51,058 59,136
Mangham, Mangham
Rick Aultman
1896
7
8
189 322 125 78 21 20 -
- 24,985.80 52,324 261,652 447,524
New Light, Mangham
Cecil Gregory
1907
2
3
61 102 31 -
-
12 1
-
1,830.00 5,230 72,902 196,152
Newton, Delhi
Marvin Rieger
1913
2
1
94 238 73 50 33 23 -
-
5,215.00 8,563 61,193 83,794
Robinson, Delhi
Clyde Piercy
1927
4
-
88 115 64 54 -
29 -
-
700 29,801 35,859
Start, Start
Jeffrey Thomas
1905
9 24 637 1,014 300 193 100 58 -
8 30,000.00 24,346 426,772 545,586
Unity, Delhi
2007No Report Welcome Home, Hebert
Jim McKeithen
1949
2
-
149 161 30 18 24 1
-
-
1,595.78 -
30,000 30,000
West New Home, Rayville
1931
-
-
138 307 23 50 9
15 -
-
4,292.08 2,320 43,185 46,586
Westside Of Delhi, Delhi
1956
-
-
218 295 14 -
-
-
-
-
1,241.32 450 -
Woodlawn, Rayville
Roger Johnson
1954
3
-
418 478 234 34 -
18 -
- 37,433.53 47,413 301,817 331,109
Zebedee, Rayville
Wayne Parker
1938
2
-
35 40 13 16 4
-
-
-
-
14,686 14,686
Missions/Satellites
Rayville Baptist Christian, Rayville
Wilbert Saucer
1996No Report Grand Total - Church & Missions
100 104 4,126 6,478 2,189 1,052 502 453 35 60 303,646.82 367,739 3,250,110 4,217,438
Richland
Total Receipts
Marvin Joseph Leleux
Kenneth R Leach
Derrick Addison
Dennis S Bignar
Jose A UsMoo
Patrick Morgan
Jack G Bell
Tony J Remedies
Jimmy Speight
Bill Craft
Ottis Branam
John Lewing
Carl D Scroggs
Matt Haggard
Mike Henderson
C M Kelly
Timothy Leach
Wilton Anthony
Leon Manshack
Jimmie Glover
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
21 48 32 4
-
15 -
10 109 -
-
30 -
-
-
54 -
16 16 -
-
-
10 -
365 33 -
48 6
18 8
5
22 47 -
-
5
-
-
12 128 9
7
18 2
27 70 26 3
494 Church Music
Enrollment
70 32 82 75 47 25 6
-
47 60 52 15 42 45 203 102 243 65 25 -
29 -
33 -
26 51 48 50 34 -
190 124 27 43 46 37 49 55 42 27 123 54 177 141 79 156 15 -
1,735 1,157 11 -
-
7
-
9
9
96 48 -
-
-
-
-
-
38 1
-
13 1
-
-
1
-
234 WMU Enrollment
182 330 175 61 48 32 359 413 521 39 109 65 39 194 48 213 200 72 186 96 253 376 524 80 4,615 -
5,085.08 22,959 162,103 170,635
-
3,364.00 32,545 166,048 172,385
-
3,366.39 5,209 110,197 114,737
-
2,032.09 1,465 26,298 28,150
-
1,108.86 9,009 117,453 117,624
-
906 20,000 21,200
-
5,054.06 12,842 170,363 177,248
57 20,408.56 18,541 249,087 254,873
- 43,136.84 76,819 423,506 483,675
-
1,813 24,680 24,680
-
-
57,975 57,975
1
753.18 4,884 44,352 46,384
-
2,312.83 3,066 46,573 52,432
-
7,960.63 300 -
-
-
-
- 10,239.32 39,175 278,132 342,287
-
20,619 94,366 102,905
-
4,198.00 17,865 66,746 86,109
-
2,220.25 11,445 91,150 91,150
-
3,960.59 6,372 71,365 99,070
-
6,356.86 18,425 113,777 120,621
-
1,200.00 15,260 275,502 301,088
- 10,027.01 4,482 133,053 151,218
-
3,367.13 9,855 58,939 65,829
58 136,151.68 333,856 2,801,665 3,082,275
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
3
95 -
220 5
152 -
54 -
47 -
25 -
219 2
258 5
338 2
39 -
108 2
52 4
39 4
114 -
32 2
162 -
78 2
51 3
84 3
84 -
195 23 333 10 392 1
55 71 3,226 Cooperative
Program Gifts
5
1
1
-
3
4
2
3
5
2
14 8
1
9
10 12 12 2
1
1
6
31 10 3
146 Total Mission
Expenditures
1950
1875
1869
2008
1882
2004
1920
1898
1896
1905
1950
2000
1970
1848
1857
1863
1910
1894
1881
1930
1847
1886
1959
1826
Undesignated
Receipts
Alford Heights, Many
Antioch, Florien
Beulah, Many
Christian, Florien
Ebenezer, Florien
El Aposento Alto Hispanic, Florien
First, Florien
First, Hornbeck
First, Many
Fisher, Fisher
Gandy, Florien
Harmony Cove, Florien
Lakeside, Many
Little Flock, Many
Middle Creek, Florien
Mt Carmel, Florien
Oak Hill, Many
Pine Grove, Florien
Pisgah, Florien
Plainview, Florien
Pleasant Hill, Florien
Siloam, Many
Trinity, Many
Zion Hill, Negreet
Sabine
Total Receipts
184
Church Music
Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Total
Membership
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
185
1
-
-
-
27 10 -
6
-
-
-
-
-
8
-
-
8
-
-
-
-
43 17 25 -
600.00 1,413.33 8,332.96 10,346.29 1,200.00 1,696.40 19,658.03 49,058.42 7,460.82 63,658.50 453.31 5,449.42 6,901.13 3,528 1,890 -
560 43,425 27,012 8,581 3,167 39,809 35,325 865 -
227,115 423,041 154,643 51,961 32,103 56,000 45,702 38,740 -
46,899 12,557 76,510 308,511 190 1,566 4,829 2,636 -
5,607 1,255 21,773 37,856 The Cooperative Program figures are actual accounting receipts from September 2013 – August 2014.
10 6
12 7
48 42 21 13 WMU Enrollment
13 19 -
-
66 -
11 -
-
-
15 -
-
15 -
Enrollment
-
54 -
8
90 115 97 40 -
-
-
18 -
12 -
20 50 Cooperative
Program Gifts
18 36 4
7
120 192 60 63 Church Music
Enrollment
-
33 20 -
-
16 -
-
69 Total Mission
Expenditures
43 88 4
14 375 506 353 322 -
80 -
3
-
-
-
20 103 Total Mission
Expenditures
38 57 4
9
289 271 194 225 30 37 40 27 10 28 9
50 231 Sunday School
Enrollment
37 41 57 43 9
91 21 125 424 Undesignated
Receipts
1853
-
-
1938No Report 1927
3
5
1967
-
-
1958
-
-
1909
6
7
1866
6
5
1866
8 10 1893No Report 1894No Report 1880No Report 1883No Report 1912No Report 1901
2
5
Sunday School
Enrollment
30 41 47 37 9
50 12 84 310 Undesignated
Receipts
Jerry L Kennedy
Joe A Weaver
Russell Hinson
Eugene Smith
William D Claxton
Mike Shumock
Tommy Smith
Joey Miller
Brian Becker
Eddie Henson
Mike Cotton
Darryl Miller
Year Organized
32,103
56,000
48,702
40,876
50,461
25,114
111,779
365,035
92,347
36,606
865
3,205
248,737
435,746
180,689
41,439
Total Receipts
Bethel, Kentwood
Chappapeela, Amite
Chesbrough, Kentwood
Crossroad Fellowship, Amite
Darlington, Greensburg
East Fork, Kentwood
First, Amite
First, Greensburg
First, Kentwood
First, Roseland
Friendship, Amite
Grangeville, Pine Grove
Greenlaw, Kentwood
Hillsdale, Amite
Baptisms
Two Rivers
Other Additions
-
6
-
-
-
1
-
2
9
VBS Enrollment
-
4
-
-
10 4
1
-
19 WMU Enrollment
1872
1888
1886
1894
1854
1889
1856
1937
Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
Michael Wayne Reed
Jeff Moore
Bruce Weatherford
Frank Shields
Cooperative
Program Gifts
Beech Creek, Tullos
Big Creek, Winnfield
Corinth, Winnfield
Cross Roads, Tullos
Harmony Grove, Dodson
Pleasant Hill, Winnfield
Shady Grove, Sikes
Welcome Home, Dodson
Shady Grove
Total Receipts
Two Rivers
Durhl R. Davis
Terry Ward
David M. Rhame
Morris Goins
Walter Collins
Wade Carroll
Edgar L Evans
Jeffrey J Smart
Jeff Coleman
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
186
27 18 -
-
47 16 15 54 61 116 Church Music
Enrollment
53 -
-
-
37 -
16 17 725 107 6
-
-
3
54 -
-
9
88 55 75 -
70 10 -
265 448 107 6
-
-
-
28 -
-
-
Enrollment
232 43 60 15 102 39 17 273 914 353 49,296.79 27,616 405,434 444,015
3,000.00 6,703 54,232 55,267
49,500 131,567 134,433
1,116 21,987 43,466
12,426.13 24,044 148,187 157,661
6,509.04 17,766 74,796 78,438
496.00 1,597 17,758 18,373
28,575.74 51,302 330,097 369,005
1,200.00 26,000.00 183,036 1,192,850 1,446,057
34,820.59 41,023 441,436 1,019,706
Cooperative
Program Gifts
523 139 194 42 359 156 65 592 2,305 2,526 Total Mission
Expenditures
1901
11 11 513 1883
1
-
109 1880
7
2
72 1966
-
6
42 1939
6 12 221 1868
7
9
132 1889No Report 1865
-
2
41 1898
20 3
399 1935No Report 1946
82 102 1,345 1898
5 13 823 Undesignated
Receipts
Anacoco First, Anacoco
Antioch, Slagle
Big Hammock, Leander
Calvary, Leesville
Canaan, Leesville
Castor, Leesville
Cold Springs, Anacoco
Comrade, Temple
Cooper, Leesville
Crystal Springs, Anacoco
East Leesville, Leesville
First, Leesville
Vernon
Kedron, Amite
Jacob Williams
1874
7
2
260 305 71 100 8
15 14 -
5,538.98 6,054 72,025 91,597
Lewiston, Kentwood
1918No Report Line Creek, Kentwood
Kenneth Chad Irvin
1839
3
1
158 321 100 76 68 43 -
- 13,436.00 16,910 171,926 201,036
Montpelier, Montpelier
Rusty Durand
1908
2
-
118 285 113 35 46 10 11 23 4,200.00 25,763 207,958 228,201
Mt Nebo, Roseland
1813
12 -
175 300 40 110 12 20 -
-
5,019.60 -
54,000 54,000
New Sharon, Husser
Ron Ball
1944No Report 9,757.83 New Zion, Kentwood
1869
18 6
275 300 168 60 -
20 8
40 7,524.91 4,375 113,604 153,653
Pleasant Hill, Pine Grove
1892
-
-
75 110 72 40 -
-
-
- 10,758.88 60 -
Red Bluff, Greensburg
1874
13 1
54 210 21 56 -
-
-
-
1,735 -
Spring Creek, Kentwood
Danny R. Smith
1859
24 16 693 715 -
146 61 55 -
15 33,086.97 19,858 343,727 540,816
Tangipahoa, Kentwood
Gregory H Stewart
1811No Report 2,950.00 The Lord’s Church, Kentwood
Don Meadows
2001
2
-
155 155 65 -
-
5
-
-
1,611.00 -
-
Westview, Amite
Mike Woodard
1956No Report 1,283.69 Missions/Satellites
Cross-Point Mission
Jerrid Heath Rohner
2009No Report 300.00 Grand Total - Church & Missions
106 58 3,050 4,406 1,150 1,027 304 327 77 163 251,003.89 162,918 1,895,999 2,308,937
Total Receipts
187
First, Pitkin
Jeremy McCrory
1909
11 10 237 325 106 120 -
48 48 16 3,753.51 10,707 79,725 126,357
Flactor, Leesville
Huey Haymon
1890
1
2
175 175 47 32 -
18 21 -
9,527.50 8,063 111,243 116,674
Freedom Rest, Anacoco
Edwin J McCullough
1934
-
4
55 55 17 -
-
-
2
-
910 21,128 21,128
Fullerton, Pitkin
1936
2
-
88 117 65 80 32 -
-
-
234.38 4,023 78,494 86,401
Galilee, Evans
1902
7
1
68 123 50 70 41 23 7
-
5,788.69 3,714 74,139 86,198
Good Hope, Anacoco
Wallace B Palmer
1854
1
-
263 340 132 84 -
88 11 -
1,300.00 32,631 178,569 180,549
Gravel Hill, Pitkin
Kenny Lowrey
1884
2
3
82 229 69 115 -
23 -
-
2,021.44 22,490 89,150 98,624
Laurel Hill, Leesville
1869
2
-
86 116 52 67 -
6
8
-
6,476.07 10,594 13,269 107,165
Leesville Korean, Leesville
June Y. Song
1984
-
-
50 60 30 -
6
11 -
-
1,800.00 13,200 139,000 139,000
Mount Bethel, Leesville
1934
1
4
50 60 45 35 -
-
-
-
33,740 33,740
Mt Carmel, DeRidder
1910
13 7
42 137 37 68 -
14 -
-
1,368.88 5,065 44,747 51,420
Mt Moriah, Hineston
Brian Johnson
1877
5
7
191 224 63 189 -
-
-
- 12,109.70 25,225 174,200 186,818
Mt Olive, Pitkin
Larry White
1857
-
-
110 198 61 25 24 26 9
-
3,198.40 1,828 40,797 46,648
New Birth, Leesville
Clennon Turner
2011
3
-
58 80 23 -
-
12 -
-
625.00 -
-
New Llano FBC
Leslie H Comeaux
1942
4
-
67 69 71 -
26 10 -
-
-
-
Oak Forest, Leesville
Joe Call
1952
11 12 82 82 42 -
-
22 -
-
1,200.00 2,900 12,000 12,000
Oak Grove, LaCamp
Sherman Busby
1940
5
-
55 100 25 40 -
3
-
-
-
9,000 9,000
Old Anacoco, Leesville
Wayne Chance
1853
3 16 221 328 111 76 -
20 -
-
6,780.00 12,733 102,423 159,107
Pine Grove, Mora
1927
-
2
14 22 9
-
-
-
-
2
-
7,600 7,600
Pine Hill, Leesville
Jimmie Evans
1893
11 5
372 472 116 160 -
28 14 -
6,379.00 4,824 129,488 258,976
Pine Land, Mora
Charles Boswell
1964
1
-
79 79 30 -
-
-
-
-
200 -
Pisgah, Clifton
Joe Haynes
1877
-
-
25 50 50 -
-
11 -
-
1,550 28,327 28,327
Pleasant View, Hornbeck
Kenneth H Baggs
1931No Report Prewitts Chapel, Hornbeck
Nick Hilton
1869
1
4
148 204 54 72 -
18 -
-
3,231.56 22,152 91,721 112,980
Sandy Hill, Leesville
1976
2
6
41 46 55 -
15 -
-
-
3,429.93 919 29,029 29,968
Silver Creek, Leesville
Terry McDonald
1923
-
4
30 32 37 -
-
-
-
-
1,126.39 1,973 -
21,105
Simpson, Simpson
Jeremy Blocker
1927
8
6
226 446 172 109 69 -
8
11 26,508.00 9,750 175,000 207,000
Slagle, Slagle
Norman Greg Blackwell 1935
2
4
99 110 53 -
-
29 21 -
4,095.89 6,917 93,743 95,906
South Park, Leesville
Jesse Buck
1952
1
-
9
257 -
-
-
-
-
-
600 12,000 12,000
Spanish Branch, Mora
Larry Vaughn
1949
1
-
7
23 23 40 -
1
-
-
1,143 15,400 15,400
Sunny Hill, Leesville
Millard Monk
1949
2
-
97 289 28 40 -
3
-
-
2,076.57 40 33,977 43,358
Missions/Satellites
El Alfa Y La Omega, Leesville
Jose Arturo Us Can
2007
-
30 51 90 -
-
-
-
-
3,037.09 -
46,703 46,703
239 257 6,854 11,800 3,811 2,540 1,168 768 516 166 268,392.29 607,854 4,682,956 6,106,573
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
-
-
-
-
-
50 140 -
-
-
-
14 25 58 104 -
-
-
1
-
-
30 120 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
-
73 -
80 52 85 294 30 102 126 40 104 40 111 114 14 140 151 80 -
-
17 120 2
18 -
4
33 20 75 12 43 17 30 15 30 17 57 12 40 15 20 4
1
18 24 Church Music
Enrollment
11 61 3
50 60 80 265 30 552 41 72 35 80 95 130 81 70 134 39 10 25 63 284 -
26 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
20 -
16 -
28 70 -
-
14 -
-
-
8
-
WMU Enrollment
40 260 70 332 191 160 789 150 857 342 323 400 250 172 325 348 478 500 135 200 214 191 381 -
20 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
20 30 -
-
8
-
-
-
-
20 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
30 156 35 200 141 110 785 150 644 175 217 140 240 165 195 214 439 430 80 100 122 135 350 20,702.65 -
9,955.80 2,362.61 14,334.57 6,773 -
10,443.00 -
1,359.63 -
952.42 17,658.24 -
27,132.82 55,394.33 -
720.00 3,654.76 9,555.73 -
56,746.26 11,512,810 3,964.70 9,054 13,762.98 20,998 5,606.00 -
42,730.82 -
6,064.00 2,476 18,175.64 16,774 1,100.00 11,472.32 3,661 22,065.99 -
12,460.93 18,897 7,024.15 -
-
2,308.60 -
1,000.00 10,103.19 19,827 11,265.17 23,375 1,488.36 4,769.83 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1906
4
-
1907No Report 1981No Report 1855
2
-
1865
1
-
1973
10 -
1910
-
-
1992No Report 1838
10 -
1906No Report 1873
29 -
3
-
1972
12 12 1910
7
9
1871
3 10 1909
2
-
1957
3
-
1939
8 12 1863
8
2
1840No Report 1920
-
-
1907
10 -
1956
9 13 1916
-
-
1972
-
-
1989
1
-
1881No Report 1928
-
-
1913No Report 1920
5 60 1940No Report 1950No Report Total Mission
Expenditures
Larry Mizell
Joseph E Kelley
Pete Williams
Russell Kirkland
Eric Williams
Anthony Hicks
Eldon David Pigott
Christopher S Wheeler
Greg Whaley
Paul B Watts
Stanley D Salassi
Rick C Elder
Andrew Voss
Jeffrey B Mizell
Patrick D Magee
Fieldon Thigpen
Chad Jenkins
Micah Conly Rutland
James Kemp
Mark Hollingsworth
Frederick Brumfield
David Easterling
Clayton Kennedy
Tim Gay
Milton W Kliesch
D. Clay Norwood
Denny Brumfield
Walter Mixon
37,000 107,592 11,400 800 180,226 150,000 823,347 104,000 573,525 90,246 140,740 -
-
121,030 181,222 146,126 -
248,803 116,435 7,800 22,846 80,969 307,916 Undesignated
Receipts
Angie, Angie
Bethel, Franklinton
Bogue Chitto Heights, Franklinton
Bogue Chitto, Mount Hermon
Bonner Creek, Franklinton
Briarwood, Franklinton
Clifton, Franklinton
Cornerstone, Bogalusa
Enon, Franklinton
First, Bogalusa
First, Franklinton
First, Sun
Hays Creek, Franklinton
Highland, Bogalusa
Isabel, Bogalusa
Lee’s Creek, Bogalusa
Main Street, Bogalusa
Memorial, Bogalusa
Monroe Street, Bogalusa
Mt Hermon, Mt Hermon
Mt Pisgah, Mount Hermon
Mt Pleasant, Bogalusa
Palestine, Bogalusa
Pine First, Pine
Plainview, Bogalusa
Pleasant Hill, Bogalusa
SBC Varnado, Angie
Springhill, Franklinton
Sunlight, Franklinton
Sunny Hill, Mount Hermon
Superior Avenue, Bogalusa
Thomas Baptist, Franklinton
Trinity, Franklinton
Washington
188
351,585
83,253
207,949
282,897
116,435
7,800
22,846
104,000
732,851
105,866
155,634
135,443
191,151
823,347
150,000
123,651
12,400
800
180,226
37,000
Total Receipts
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
189
50 32 89 -
26 77 -
-
-
35 -
-
64 -
67 59 -
-
8
-
-
35 14 26 31 35 26 52 -
-
10 36 5
2
15 34 80 430 -
14 5
2
-
28 -
18 -
55 -
31 -
-
-
47 5
11 8
-
50 425 -
-
-
-
-
51 -
5,195 202,476 229,319
16 20,340.43 34,956 138,303 170,158
- 16,448.83 7,619 176,908 232,370
- 13,370.00 10,041 143,453 198,427
-
8,845.00 6,739 98,305 109,843
22 66,000.00 31,301 590,821 712,445
-
5,400.00 3,300 3,480 20,551
-
-
28,466 29,386
- 12,405.45 7,967 137,382 149,962
23 16,585.03 21,841 292,023 324,841
12 7,306.45 9,741 156,487 162,574
3
1,474.42 3,501 31,283 33,652
8 18,916.82 4,586 210,969 260,666
25 42,379.73 31,616 431,033 450,715
8 44,292.41 50,453 598,639 680,040
53 316,634.83 458,831 2,395,516 3,441,681
-
1,297.05 5,713 55,913 68,171
42 8,572.18 8,428 95,556 104,913
-
1,876.46 1,843 22,266 22,847
-
200.00 2,090 77,961 80,496
-
880.00 1,140 19,420 20,842
- 20,155.29 25,655 172,415 230,626
102 -
-
61 50 135 -
55 60 85 -
-
40 60 119 522 57 38 -
-
-
70 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
127 57 118 93 67 438 -
9
94 291 86 13 125 223 405 2,384 37 69 11 25 7
123 Church Music
Enrollment
180 210 588 329 342 969 3
30 303 622 390 97 712 753 360 2,345 339 174 51 140 39 338 WMU Enrollment
4
180 -
150 15 191 17 172 16 127 9
440 -
2
-
30 1
224 -
283 5
287 -
97 2
398 7
292 17 357 57 2,195 -
249 6
96 -
31 -
140 -
25 10 165 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
4
-
14 15 8
10 -
-
5
-
2
-
3
5
13 21 -
-
-
4
-
8
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1872
1871
1870
1966
1945
1922
1876
1989
1932
1959
1861
1848
1924
1901
1845
1844
1922
1923
1989
1842
1848
1921
Total Mission
Expenditures
Keith M Adams
Ronnie Whitlock
Mike Welch
William Colvin
John D Franklin
Shelby Cowling
Frank A DeLoach
Bruce L Knight
Matthew Cate
Don Shirley
Rick Wolfe
Shelby Cowling
Brian E Thurman
Leland H Crawford
Roy Southern
Lewis Attaway
Ronnie Osborne
Undesignated
Receipts
Antioch, Minden
Beech Springs, Minden
Bistineau, Heflin
Calvary, Homer
Calvary, Springhill
Central, Springhill
Colquitt, Haynesville
Cornerstone, Cotton Valley
Emmanuel, Arcadia
Emmanuel, Minden
FBC, Cotton Valley
Fellowship, Dubberly
First, Doyline
First, Haynesville
First, Homer
First, Minden
First, Sibley
Fryeburg, Dubberly
Germantown, Minden
Gilgal, Minden
Hebron, Summerfield
Heflin, Heflin
Webster-Claiborne
Victory, Franklinton
Larry Archote
1984No Report 2,561.21 Westside Emmanuel, Bogalusa
Marcus Rosa
1949
19 23 389 593 179 85 -
54 29 - 11,192.16 21,042 281,046 300,888
Missions/Satellites
Nueva Vida en Cristo
2014New Congregation Grand Total - Church & Missions
146 141 5,642 7,701 2,450 1,858 542 561 211 98 420,088.87 11,655,687 3,733,069 4,126,022
Total Receipts
190
Webster-Claiborne
Baptisms
Year Organized
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
26 91 82 100 72 306 22 37 55 90 80 -
415 -
Total
Membership
Sunday School
Enrollment
360 426 237 395 413 1,095 200 -
-
-
133 7
-
-
Discipleship
Training Enrollment
130 321 142 292 216 757 15 2
-
27 54 20 107 7
-
11 7
-
24 50 -
Church Music
Enrollment
-
2
-
-
-
-
12 -
2,332.93 -
-
-
5,303.09 3,700 -
- 11,463.59 3,963 116,497 125,197
-
3,300.00 5,758 167,364 167,364
-
445.21 10,950 46,641 48,930
- 26,781.23 17,010 281,382 368,259
- 30,543.77 13,292 305,437 397,552
-
2,000.00 5,891 61,803 62,980
-
1,517.15 1,804 39,866 67,902
-
5,300 49,704 55,704
-
5,531.72 19,797 110,801 127,798
-
1,491.00 1,476 20,623 21,223
- 40,641.06 27,408 250,499 258,493
-
9,474.60 20,747 106,977 109,831
-
650.00 1,200 17,293 17,293
-
2,155.88 9,343 101,520 106,041
-
3,330.00 24,805 38,853 66,279
- 14,354.81 10,035 147,915 147,915
- 14,117.22 13,494 179,196 225,946
212 798,813.64 928,529 8,121,446 10,109,232
-
- 12,199.00 8,470.91 -
9,376.00 - 24,409.29 12 19,395.14 7,966.75 35 53,577.52 4
902.25 323,970.00 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
-
7
6
3
-
8
-
-
1
-
-
16 -
-
-
-
9
-
13 -
-
4
-
-
10 -
19 -
23 -
-
-
-
55 49 -
24 -
2
-
-
-
2
-
18 -
-
-
23 -
19 -
-
37 40 -
6
84 17 -
31 718 1,128 Cooperative
Program Gifts
1891
1841
1955
1925
1989
1836
1835
1874
1940
1958
1911
-
8
79 132 -
-
90 199 2
1
265 364 8
-
102 154 5
1
57 81 20 4
509 658 1 19 570 745 1
3
48 68 1
6
25 40 -
2
64 115 -
-
38 76 -
9
18 29 -
7
160 168 1
2
191 243 -
-
9
12 6
5
190 276 2
-
44 144 4
5
239 382 8
-
164 164 171 238 8,993 13,364 -
24,772 3,790 -
9,194 -
2,249 Total Mission
Expenditures
Jesse White
Keith L Cox
John E Jelks
Tony Hand
Fred A Malone
Joe B Nesom
Basil Wicker
Joel Williams
Marc Gregoire
32 -
58 31 57 97 91 46 -
-
323 102 222 175 29 -
18 -
26 -
36 -
29 -
110 60 64 38 7
-
72 31 36 25 193 65 119 100 6,324 2,224 VBS Enrollment
1865
1958
1890
1910
1824
1910
1953
1852
1949
1891
1990
2007
1845
1926
1881
1960
1890
1952
1978
57,909 192,065 113,871 400,000 165,537 -
34,995 Undesignated
Receipts
Bethany of Baywood, Clinton
Bluff Creek, Clinton
Eastside, Zachary
Ethel, Ethel
Feliciana, Clinton
First, Clinton
First, Jackson
First, Slaughter
First, St Francisville
First, Wilson
First, Zachary
William Wallace
Holly Springs, Homer
John S Campbell
Midway, Sarepta
Doyle Hales
Mount Paran, Shongaloo
Jason Lupo
Mt Olive, Athens
Spencer Lovitt
New Hope, Homer
Eddie Ballance
New Sarepta, Sarepta
Marty Wright
North Acres, Minden
Steven M Smithson
Old Union, Shongaloo
Arthur W Smart
Parkway, Minden
James E Phillips
Pilgrim’s Rest, Doyline
Gary Faircloth
Pleasure Point, Baptist Church, Homer Chuck Johnston
Primera Iglesia Hispana Cristo Es La Roca, Minden Santiago Gomez
Rocky Springs, Lisbon
James L Sellers
Ruple, Haynesville
Jerry Gill
Summerfield, Summerfield
Kenneth Nutt
Temple, Springhill
Union Springs, Shongaloo
Larry Buford
Unity, Cotton Valley
Gene Gibson
West Lake, Doyline
Gerald Palmer
45,356
184,762
127,059
400,000
57,909
226,047
Total Receipts
VBS Enrollment
Sunday School
Enrollment
Total
Membership
Resident
Membership
Other Additions
Baptisms
Year Organized
191
-
8
-
-
-
15 100 2
3
-
-
-
-
30 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
596.40 200.00 4,141.00 3,532.70 1,200.00 300.02 1,500.00 -
-
-
4,573 -
-
-
26 -
-
-
15 53 10 Discipleship
Training Enrollment
20 8
-
11 -
-
60 Church Music
Enrollment
32 16 131 44 29 25 455 WMU Enrollment
29 12 131 32 24 22 420 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Cooperative
Program Gifts
1926
-
2004No Report 2008
-
2008
6
1974No Report 2005
-
1981No Report 2012No Report 2012No Report 2012
-
1995
-
43 2010No Report 2006No Report Total Mission
Expenditures
Cynthia Robinson
Rodney Sanders
Troy Thomas
Joseph Starns
Scott W Holder
David J Correira
Jason Herrington
Nathaniel Wilson
Bobby Taylor
-
27,000 -
39,073 45,000 -
757,193 Undesignated
Receipts
Acme, Acme
Berean Bible, Jonesville
Berean, Rayville
Bethel Church Now, Vidalia
Coburn, Hammond
CrossPoint, West Monroe
Eastside, Ponchatoula
Freedom, Natchitoches
Good Hope, Pineville
Gospel Community, Alexandria
Grace Community, Lake Charles
Greater New Galilee, Baton Rouge
Heart of Worship, Pineville
Life Church, Sulphur
Little Zorah, New Iberia
Mt Bethel, Baton Rouge
Other Churches
757,193
45,000
41,552
39,073
27,000
-
-
Galilee, Zachary
Ron Lowery
1875
13 22 598 622 446 92 -
15 -
- 30,800.02 10,639 669,570 1,339,139
Milldale, Zachary
1963
2 22 136 144 95 -
-
26 -
-
2,400.00 30,970 305,372 322,350
Norwood, Norwood
Rickie D Wilson
1886
10 6
176 193 123 118 44 27 25 18 16,405.27 9,927 143,338 162,848
Plank Road, Slaughter
Burnie Schmidt
1950
2,400.00 Port Hudson, Zachary
Jim Gross
1982
1,500.00 Providence 1, Ethel
Cedric Murphy
2012
2
-
51 51 11 -
-
-
-
-
3,308.94 317 44,008 72,442
Redwood, Slaughter
Ronald Aguillard
1884
-
-
150 398 25 130 -
10 -
-
5,200.00 -
110,000 110,000
Sandy Creek, Pride
1840
8
7
351 497 245 197 94 80 49 42 25,555.62 20,291 260,573 335,063
Second, Jackson
1958
5 10 475 680 31 -
12 17 15 -
1,341.95 2,794 66,648 71,028
Tunica Hills, Tunica
Henry Geter
1962
Wakefield, Wakefield
John Alise
1984
569.47 Missions/Satellites
B-Line, Angola
Henry Geter
2013
4 17 20 21 -
72 -
-
18 3
1,820.08 645 51,654 52,054
68 98 3,830 5,732 1,675 1,286 290 392 199 114 551,568.21 115,588 2,615,540 3,506,057
Total Receipts
192
Other Churches
Mt Zion, Prairieville
1854No Report New Beginnings, Mandeville
2010No Report New Hope, Slidell
1992No Report 754.25 New Life Community, Pineville
Gary Baldwin
2006
New Light, Natchitoches
Cynthia L Cole
2003
Open Door, Lake Charles
Jerry W Chaddick
2006
30 -
110 170 -
-
75 4
-
-
-
-
Plainview, Denham Springs
2007No Report Rock Island Missionary, Natchitoches
Conway Jones
2003
30 -
125 125 10 200 -
22 -
-
740.07 -
-
Shiloh, Carthage TX
2012
1 64 111 25 35 16 -
-
-
3,904.07 13,405 96,279 96,279
Sycamore, Vidalia
Richard Cullum
1955
The Church of The Highlands, Baton Rouge Lance Hahn
1993
2
-
88 88 10 -
-
-
-
-
1,760.00 - 339,242 339,242
The Father’s House, West Monroe
Gerald Brinkley
1997
21 -
25 30 14 -
-
12 -
21 1,000 60,000 60,000
The Refuge, Keithville
2012No Report 1,137.26 The Simple Church, Bossier City
2008No Report The Water’s Edge, Lake Charles Tony Bourque
2008No Report Missions/Satellites
Christ Community, Slidell
2011No Report El Camino Hispanic, Hammond
2011
1
1
14 14 4
-
-
-
-
-
229.60 550 4,010 55,995
North Hills, Calhoun
2011No Report 11,139.00 Northeast LA Hispanic, Epps
2008No Report 151.52 Refuge Worship Center, Clinton
Isiah J George
1989No Report Salvation Min of Jesus Christ, Baton Rouge Anthony C Allen
2007No Report Unbound, Baton Rouge
2011No Report Grand Total - Church & Missions
133 2 1,096 1,270 162 339 214 73 -
21 31,285.89 19,528 1,367,797 1,461,334
Missions
Churches
193
3
31 11 31 Evangeline
Gulf Coast
LaSalle
27 38 DeSoto
Eastern Louisiana
31 14 Deer Creek
Delta
1
4
22 7
3
27 64 Central Louisiana
4
2
1
Concord Union
15 62 Caldwell
Carey
22 29 Bienville
Big Creek
27 45 Bayou Macon
Beauregard
4
Baptisms
17 696 134 77 394 391 83 61 86 377 190 463 57 176 63 289 135 189 Other Additions
79 711 77 49 362 311 114 77 79 324 102 555 50 79 75 275 61 146 Resident
Membership
28 Total
Membership
Baton Rouge
Sunday School
Enrollment
Bayou Baptist
7,211 1,751 8,384 3,043 4,361 1,397 3,345 1,203 6,392 2,006 5,311 7,227 2,195 5,827 2,055 3,638 1,535 4,543 2,454 6,293 2,059 4,520 1,027 11,120 16,225 8,426 16,341 19,971 8,659 3,633 2,477 4,483 13,511 21,315 8,894 7,689 10,355 20,207 28,046 11,359 2,271 4,629 2,734 7,646 12,494 4,462 4,221 5,695 29,890 38,540 18,588 VBS
Enrollment
273 792 456 418 301 456 145 331 71 704 1,690 743 4,112 517 174 844 5,440 2,001 1,067 736 1,573 3,773 2,167 2,425 5,503 2,257 750 1,913 787 2,866 1,408 1,222 1,752 7,120 2,138 2,053 Discipleship
Training Enrolllment
5,707 2,225 296 510 80 298 41 338 157 106 895 253 470 214 709 1,306 383 275 522 63 112 811 460 139 109 352 2,250 1,201 580 1,799 247 357 275 928 462 250 2,545 332 Church Music
Enrollment
4,301 WMU
Enrollment
108 270,902.02 247,034 3,106,723 3,939,348
88,840.49 241,255.67 151,277.64 399,200.70 239,968.60 163,410.30 123,686 210,963 156,637 655,244 341,627 293,368 1,562,292 2,551,674 2,049,001 6,140,063 2,752,024 3,622,141 1,969,563
3,249,542
2,394,372
7,626,954
3,478,591
7,408,873
480,415.34 602,115 8,744,180 13,943,375
43 105 590 342 88 14 53 192,864.54 80,371.70 863,001.37 623,470.29 330,990.52 168,116.64 286,815.13 3,565,709 4,349,334
4,984,838
2,237,000
9,031,142 14,038,533
4,198,401 1,578,794 616,416 149,295 3,713,305 1,508,966 4,222,202
1,901,560
975,657 14,270,302 17,981,285
910,721 548,791 202,880 441,844 456 1,222,821.94 1,301,624 15,420,837 21,256,584
74 501 1,325,206.34 2,324,844 18,006,230 21,890,091
30 128 49 180 48 85 581 1,898,395.06 2,008,400 30,230,108 39,805,488
103 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
241 Cooperative
Program Gifts
9
Total Mission
Expenditures
28 Undesignated
Receipts
Acadia
Associations
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF ASSOCIATIONAL REPORTS FOR YEAR ENDING AUGUST 31, 2014
Total Receipts
Missions
Churches
194
24 1
27 43 Two Rivers
Vernon Baptist
1
8
Shady Grove
Sabine
1
13 26 Red River
Richland
22 98 28 Northwest Louisiana
19 7
5
Ouachita
47 77 Northeast Louisiana
North Sabine
Northshore Baptist
33 28 North Rapides
46 79 47 New Orleans
North Central Baptist
1
39 30 Mt Olive
Natchitoches
Baptisms
2
37 41 126 135 74 556 596 71 490 129 239 106 19 146 100 80 69 257 58 9
71 104 62 48 1,426 1,500 828 544 226 390 136 1,046 1,105 136 232 109 Other Additions
7
Resident
Membership
20 1,299 2,870 657 6,579 2,399 9,437 2,779 5,657 1,573 5,042 1,541 231 3,811 4,406 1,150 424 4,615 1,735 6,478 2,189 3,083 1,151 5,647 1,819 6,854 11,800 3,050 310 3,226 4,126 2,139 3,690 57,608 83,619 35,546 24,122 31,503 15,769 24,839 36,317 19,287 2,717 11,873 16,976 7,581 6,771 10,860 3,481 22,615 30,111 10,266 4,400 6,551 3,906 Total
Membership
Madison
Sunday School
Enrollment
Morehouse
VBS
Enrollment
568 770 413 104 36 962 256 304 69 365 502 348 412 2,540 1,168 1,027 103 1,157 1,052 791 1,395 9,923 5,936 8,411 3,044 5,331 3,230 1,049 3,018 2,216 1,952 6,402 3,450 1,598 2,502 629 531 1,235 Discipleship
3,184 1,041 20 374 411 493 122 445 202 85 140 920 768 327 50 494 453 230 426 516 77 43 234 35 103 139 4,568 2,107 1,997 2,190 1,093 286 1,284 814 1,963 419 649 294 109 165 Church Music
Enrollment
2,041 WMU
Enrollment
66 425,857 399,766 214,861 89,366 90,064 3,200,943 3,368,031 2,886,937 1,000,194 1,288,784 3,981,686
3,816,147
3,207,017
1,600,304
1,474,135
97,122.90 681,922.71 383,855.80 271,878 808,701 429,240 5,534,716
1,967,986 2,259,206
8,734,479 11,316,064
4,643,882 808,506.36 1,418,082 18,842,921 23,514,081
165,934.69 240,326.57 272,592.46 85,374.41 73,946.57 166 163 8
58 60 -
54 268,392.29 251,003.89 10,346.29 136,151.68 303,646.82 238,988.33 219,705.79 607,854 162,918 37,856 333,856 367,739 588,676 426,869 4,682,956 1,895,999 308,511 2,801,665 3,250,110 2,460,449 3,115,663 6,106,573
2,308,937
365,035
3,082,275
4,217,438
3,309,421
3,527,427
935 2,868,444.39 3,980,834 48,140,910 70,222,570
445 1,341,568.99 1,170,573 21,089,867 29,133,520
427 1,369,524.52 1,429,714 21,842,709 24,491,391
71 115 483 656 87 269 67 57 35 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
114 Cooperative
Program Gifts
3
Total Mission
Expenditures
20 Undesignated
Receipts
Louisiana
Associations
Total Receipts
Churches
Grand Total - All Church & Missions
1,433 22 Missions
31 1
194 7
Baptisms
Other Churches
68 10,603 133 Other Additions
William Wallace
9,532 2
98 Resident
Membership
7,701 2,450 1,270 162 5,732 1,675 1,858 339 1,286 2,224 542 214 290 718 359,543 516,526 210,812 101,878 41,370 1,096 3,830 8,993 13,364 6,324 5,642 Total
Membership
141 Sunday School
Enrollment
238 VBS
Enrollment
146 Discipleship
171 211 -
199 791 33,544 14,981 73 392 1,128 561 Church Music
Enrollment
WMU
Enrollment
1
31,285.89 551,568.21 19,528 115,588 928,529 420,088.87 11,655,687 798,813.64 3,733,069 4,126,022
1,367,797 2,615,540 1,461,334
3,506,057
8,121,446 10,109,232
8,071 20,646,436.36 38,085,181 303,412,739 399,348,120
21 114 212 98 Men’s Ministry
Enrollment
36 Cooperative
Program Gifts
41 Total Mission
Expenditures
Washington
Undesignated
Receipts
Webster Claiborne
Associations
Total Receipts
195
196
Year
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
Session
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Mt. Lebanon
Minden
Mt. Zion
Bartholomew
Mt. Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Shreveport
Mt. Zion
Evergreen
Mt. Lebanon
Bayou des Glaize
Cheneyville
Mt. Lebanon
Bayou Rouge
Mt. Lebanon
Mt. Zion
Evergreen
Fellowship
Mt. Lebanon
Keatchie
Shreveport
Mansfield
Minden
Oak Ridge
Mt. Lebanon
Keatchie
Shreveport
Hasley
Shreveport
Bastrop
Shiloh
Minden
Keatchie
Natchitoches
Bayou Rouge
Arcadia
Monroe
Shreveport
Rocky Spring
Keatchie
Bayou Rouge
Place of Meeting
Bienville
Webster
Jackson
Ouachita
Bienville
Bienville
Caddo
Jackson
DeSoto
Bienville
Avoyelles
Rapides
Bienville
Avoyelles
Bienville
Bossier
DeSoto
Bienville
Bienville
DeSoto
Caddo
DeSoto
Webster
Morehouse
Bienville
DeSoto
Caddo
Ouachita
Caddo
Morehouse
Union
Webster
DeSoto
Natchitoches
Avoyelles
Bienville
Ouachita
Caddo
Claiborne
DeSoto
Avoyelles
Parish
James Scarborough
G. W. Baines
R. M. Still
R. M. Still
W. R. Bayles
W. R. Bayles
F. Courtney
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
J. Hartwell
J. Hartwell
W. C. Crane
W. C. Crane
W. C. Crane
W. H. Bayless
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
T. W. Bledsoe
F. Courtney
F. Courtney
J. H. Tucker
J. H. Tucker
J. H. Tucker
J. H. Tucker
George Tucker
George Tucker
J. P. Everett
J. P. Everett
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
President
S. Landrum
John P. Everett
John P. Everett
John P. Everett
1st Vice President
J. P. Everett
S. Landrum
William M. Reese
William M. Reese
2nd Vice President
W. W. Crawford
W. W. Crawford
J. O. Morris
W. W. Crawford
W. W. Crawford
W. E. Paxton
H. Lee
H. Lee
H. Lee
H. Lee
W. E. Paxton
J. Q. Prescott
J. Q. Prescott
J. Q. Prescott
J. U. Shepard
J. U. Shepard
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
W. F. Wells
J. M. Lewis
W. E. Paxton
W. E. Paxton
W. E. Paxton
W. E. Paxton
W. E. Paxton
W. H. McGee
W. H. McGee
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
Secretary
HISTORICAL TABLE, LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION
Not Known
Not Known
Wm. B. Larkin
Not Known
Not Known
J. E. Paxton
A. E. Clemmons
W. B. Knight
A. E. Clemmons
J. H. Tucker
L. Schofield
N. H. Bray
F. Courtney
N. H. Bray
W. C. Crane
W. W. Crawford
W. W. Crawford
G. W. Hartsfield
F. Courtney
W. C. Boone
R. H. Scott
W. M. Francher
J. C. Carpenter
W. E. Paxton
G. W. Hartsfield
R. S. Jackson
J. A. Walker
George B. Fager
W. E. Paxton
W. D. Head
W. H. McGee
L. C. Kellis
S. C. Lee
J. A. Hackett
G. W. Hartsfield
T. N. Coleman
J. P. Everett
Sylvanus Landrum
W. S. Penick
P. O. Everett
C. P.Fountain
Preacher
Registered
Messengers
197
Year
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
Session
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
Lake Charles
Ruston
Mansfield
New Orleans
Mt. Lebanon
Amite City
Monroe
Crowley
Keatchie
Monroe
Alexandria
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Minden
Winnfield
Natchitoches
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Homer
Alexandria
Mansfield
New Orleans
Leesville
Ruston
Amite City
Monroe
DeRidder
Mansfield
Shreveport
New Orleans, B.B.I.
Alexandria
Lake Charles
Shreveport, Highland
Bogalusa
Alexandria
Shreveport, First
Winnfield
Natchitoches
Minden
New Orleans, First
Shreveport, Highland
West Monroe
Alexandria
Place of Meeting
Calcasieu
Lincoln
DeSoto
Orleans
Bienville
Tangipahoa
Ouachita
Acadia
DeSoto
Ouachita
Rapides
Caddo
E. Baton Rouge
Webster
Winn
Natchitoches
Caddo
Calcasieu
Claiborne
Rapides
DeSoto
Orleans
Vernon
Lincoln
Tangipahoa
Ouachita
Beauregard
DeSoto
Caddo
Orleans
Rapides
Calcasieu
Caddo
Washington
Rapides
Caddo
Winn
Natchitoches
Webster
Orleans
Caddo
Ouachita
Rapides
Parish
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
W. H. Jack
E. O. Ware
F. Courtney
D. I. Purser
D. I. Purser
D. I. Purser
D. I. Purser
J. R. Edwards
J. R. Edwards
J. R. Edwards
W. W. Heard
Drew Ferguson
John T. Watkins
L. E. Thomas
L. E. Thomas
L. E. Thomas
Drew Ferguson
Drew Ferguson
J. W. Parsons
J. W. Parsons
W. H. Managan
W. H. Managan
C. Cottingham
C. Cottingham
C. Cottingham
Cass Moss
Cass Moss
T. H. McGregor
T. H. McGregor
L. L. Bebout
L. L. Bebout
E. O. Ware
E. O. Ware
L. W. Sloan
L. W. Sloan
M. E. Dodd
M. E. Dodd
Frank Tripp
Ollie B. Webb
Ollie B. Webb
President
C. P. Fountain
Henry Bennett
C. W. Tomkies
George W. Bolton
John A. Brewer
J. A. Harrell
J. T. Watkins
G. W. Bolton
G. W. Bolton
J. R. Edwards
C. T. Kincannon
C. W. Tomkies
C. W. Tomkies
J. S. Edmonds
C. V. Edwards
A. M. Hendon
A. L. Johnston
W. H. Managan
W. H. Managan
W. H. Managan
W. Benton Boggs
W. Benton Boggs
U. G. Neuhauser
Cass Moss
Cass Moss
E. Godbold
A. T. Terry
C. M. Managan
E. Godbold
A. J. Caldwell
J. H. Tharp
J. E. Brakefield
L. W. Sloan
S. N. Harrell
J. M. McCarty
L. J. Bristow
W. R. Fogle
W. Marvin Johnson
C. M. Managan
H. J. McCool
D. G. Whittinghill
L. E. Thomas
M. E. Weaver
M. E. Weaver
J. T. Wallace
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
L. W. Wilkinson
W. J. E. Cox
T. H. McGregor
L. E. Thomas
J. W. Parsons
Z. R. Lawhon
J. E. Brakefield
C. M. Managan
C. M. Managan
A. J. Caldwell
W. A. Jordan
W. E. Crain
L. T. Hastings
W. J. Westberry
C. M. Managan
M.E. Weaver
V. L. Roy
V. L. Roy
E. O. Ware
2nd Vice President
William M. Reese
G. M. Harrell
G. W. Griffin
Milton A. Strickland
T. J. Butler
O. L. Durham
W. W. Heard
G. M. Harrell
G. M. Harrell
O. L. Durham
1st Vice President
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
G. W. Hartsfield
M. T. Andrews
M. T. Andrews
A. M. Vardeman
A. M. Vardeman
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
J. S. Campbell
F. C. Flowers
F. C. Flowers
C. P. Roney
C. P. Roney
C. P. Roney
C. P. Roney
C. P. Roney
C. P. Roney
J. P. Durham
J. P. Durham
J. P. Durham, D. R. Peveto
J. P. Durham, D. R. Peveto
J. P. Durham, J. S.
J. P. Durham, J. S. Raymond
Secretary
G. M. Harrell
J. F. Duncan
W. S. Penick
C. W. Tomkies
T. D. Bush
W. C. Brown
W. S. Penick
J. F. Purser
A. L. Johnson
M. E. Weaver
L. S. Felix
Bruce Benton
Gilbert Dobs
E. F. Lyon
W. H. Dodson
R. M. Boone
R. W. Merrill
J. R. Edwards
H. A. Sumrell
J. B. Lawrence
A. L. Johnston
J.U.H. Wharton
B. H. Dement
W. H. Brengle
W. J. E. Cox
M. E. Dodd
O. L. Powers
W. J. Bolin
C. J. Johnson
B. H. Dement
C. P. Roney
A. J. Barton
J. R. Edwards
M. E. Dodd
W. H. Horton
Preacher
270
373
532
504
522
662
359
450
523
456
Registered
Messengers
198
Year
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Session
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
Winnfield
Lake Charles
Bogalusa
Shreveport
New Orleans
Pineville
Hammond
West Monroe
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Monroe
Pineville
Minden
Winnfield
Alexandria
Pineville
Shreveport
Mt. Lebanon
Monroe
Alexandria
New Orleans
Hammond
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
New Orleans
Pineville
West Monroe
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Shreveport
Pineville
Lafayette
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Pineville
New Orleans
Pineville
Place of Meeting
Winn
Calcasieu
Washington
Caddo
Orleans
Rapides
Tangipahoa
Ouachita
E. Baton Rouge
Caddo
Ouachita
Rapides
Webster
Winn
Rapides
Rapides
Caddo
Bienville
Ouachita
Rapides
Orleans
Tangipahoa
Caddo
E. Baton Rouge
Caddo
Orleans
E. Baton Rouge
Caddo
Orleans
Rapides
Ouachita
E. Baton Rouge
Calcasieu
Orleans
Caddo
Rapides
Lafayette
Ouachita
E. Baton Rouge
Caddo
Rapides
Orleans
Rapides
Parish
C. M. Managan
C. M. Managan
O. P. Estes
O. P. Estes
B. F. Wallace
T. V. Herndon
T. V. Herndon
L. T. Hastings
L. T. Hastings
J. Norris Palmer
J. Norris Palmer
H. M .Bennett
H. M. Bennett
W. L. Stagg, Jr.
W. L. Stagg, Jr.
T. W. Gayer
T. W. Gayer
(100th Anniversary)
J. D. Grey
J. D. Grey
Edgar Godbold
Edgar Godbold
W. L. Sewell
W. L. Sewell
Sam C. Rushing
Sam C. Rushing
R. Houston Smith
T. C. Pennell
Paul Roberts
H. C. Abbott
H. A. Hunderup, Jr.
H. A. Hunderup, Jr.
Luther B. Hall
Scott L. Tatum
Scott L. Tatum
Ray P. Rust
Ray P. Rust
Perry R. Sanders
Perry R. Sanders
Leon Hyatt, Jr.
Leon Hyatt, Jr.
Charles E. Harvey
James E. Carter
President
J. Melton Oakes
Ira Peak
A. T. Pilgreen
W. L. Sewell
L. A. Stagg, Jr.
Jaroy Weber
A. T. Pilgreen
Scott Tatum
W. F. Town, Jr.
J. M. Oswalt
H. C. Abbott
H. A. Hunderup, Jr.
Charles Harvey
Luther B. Hall
Stanley Jordan
Charles McIlveen
Nelson Price
Emory Wallace
T. Earl Ogg
M. H. Fields
John M. Causey
J. Garland McKee
R. H. Whittington
Roger L. Richards
J. I. Funderburk
T. W. Gayer
O. P. Estes
T. W. Gayer
B. F. Wallace
S. O. Oliver
Sam R. Gordon
Sam R. Gordon
Sam R. Gordon
W. L. Stagg, Jr.
Sam R. Gordon
C. W. Culp
M. E. Williamson
R. Houston Smith
H. M. Weathersby
H. H. McBride
C. E. Autrey
C. E. Autrey
1st Vice President
E. C. Harris
J. E. Knighton
R. L. Holmes
J. D. Cheatham
A. T. Mitchell
R. L. Cook
Fred Mosely
Loy Baird
Shirley Briggs
George Ritchey
O. P. Bazer
A. D. Becton
Troy V. Wheeler
C. C. Martin
Mercer Irwin
Perry R. Sanders
James N. Lee
Jerry Schmucker
Jerry Green
P. Lionel Crowell
John G. Alley
James E. Carter
W. D. Stogner
Jerry H. Edmondson
Randall Sledge
B. F. Wallace
A. Leonard Allen
B. F. Wallace
L. T. Hastings
C. W. Caldwell
R. W. Singleton
R. W. Singleton
W. C. Bennett
E. N. Weaver
C. W. Culp
S. C. Rushing
Cunyus Skannal
J. C. Wells
J. C. Wells
C. W. Williams
Lowry Eastland
Lowry Eastland
2nd Vice President
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
W. Leon Ivey
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
J. P. Durham,
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
John S. Raymond
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
L. R. Morgan
W. Leon Ivey
Secretary
Glenn Bryant
Mercer Irwin
H. T. Sullivan
Emory Wallace
H. L. Sampson
M. H. Fields
Troy V. Wheeler
Leon Hyatt, Jr.
James E. Carter
Ira Peak
Schuyler M. Batson
John G. Alley
Preacher
874
775
994
946
778
715
921
972
691
830
813
1,012
980
766
875
862
873
1,067
680
859
843
1,155
956
477
414
360
565
333
481
518
472
474
829
550
521
605
627
613
1,146
451
Registered
Messengers
199
Year
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Session
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
West Monroe
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Pineville
Baton Rouge
Monroe
New Orleans
Pineville
Lafayette
Bossier City
Pineville
Lake Charles
Pineville
Monroe
BatonRouge
Pineville
Shreveport
Lafayette
New Orleans
Pineville
Bossier City
Lake Charles
Pineville
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Alexandria
Westwego
Bossier City
Lafayette
Alexandria
West Monroe
Lake Charles
Alexandria
New Orleans
Shreveport
Alexandria
Covington
West Monroe
Alexandria
Lafayette
Place of Meeting
Ouachita
Calcasieu
Caddo
Rapides
E. Baton Rouge
Ouachita
Orleans
Rapides
Lafayette
Bossier
Rapides
Calcasieu
Rapides
Ouachita
E. Baton Rouge
Rapides
Caddo
Lafayette
Orleans
Rapides
Norhwest
Calcasieu
Rapides
Rapides
E. Baton Rouge
Ouachita
Rapides
Jefferson
Northwest
Lafayette
Rapides
Ouachita
Calcasieu
Rapides
Oauchita
Caddo
Rapides
St. Tammany
Ouachita
Rapides
Lafayette
Parish
Emory Wallace
Emory Wallace
Clifton Tennison
Clifton Tennison
G. O. McGuffee
G. O. McGuffee
John Sullivan
John Sullivan
Perry F. Webb, Jr.
Perry F. Webb, Jr.
Raymond T. Boswell
Raymond T. Boswell
Robert S. Magee
Robert S. Magee
Calvin Phelps
Calvin Phelps
Fred Lowery
Fred Lowery
Roger Freeman
John Traylor
Mark Sutton
Mark Sutton
Michael Claunch
Michael Claunch
Bob Anderson
Bob Anderson
Tommy French
Tommy French
Steve James
Steve James
Philip Robertson
Philip Robertson
Bill Robertson
Scott Thompson
Mike Holloway
Mike Holloway
Rod Masteller
Rod Masteller
Waylon Bailey
Waylon Bailey
Steve Horn
President
W. Ray Frye
T. C. French
Gail DeBord
Carroll Karkalits
Howard Parshall
Everett Geis
James Garner
Sidney Young
Mark Sutton
A. C. Kirkpatrick
Major Speights
Eddie Simmons
Clarence Young
Waylon Bailey
Stan Allcorn
Tom Calhoun
Luther Burney
Jimmy Yocum
Bobby Bonds
John Jeffries
Lonnie Wascom
George Bannister
Robert Spicer
Wayne Dubose
Stacy Morgan
Mitch Harris
Tim Johnson
Darryl Hoychick
Rick Byargeon
Michael Shamblin
Richard Blue
David Denton
T. J. Delaughter
Truman Kerr
J. C. Clement
Ray Raddin
Richard Luebbert
Harold D. Hughens
Ralph E. Blevins
Charles E. Bennett, Jr.
1st Vice President
Mickey Bounds
Charles Marceaux
Charles Marceaux
Jason Hoychick
Ken Fryer
Dwayne Monk
Bob Heustess
Randy Davis
Fred Luter
Nelda Seal
Bill Ichter
Jerry Price
Lynn Oswalt
Charles Harper
Lloyd Whitman
Kendall Holley
Roy Strother
Bendel Johnson
Mitch Harris
Collin Wimberly
Joe R. Lovelady
A. Lawrence Clegg
Weldon W. Grafton
Jerry O'Neal
Sarah F. Anders
Fred Dyess
Beverly Durham
Claude Kirkpatrick
W. Ray Frye
Marilyn Dickinson
Reggie Ogea
Kelly Fitzgerald
Dorys Wiegand
Connie Ward
Carl E. Voda
Lee Fogleman
Kathryn Carpenter
Bendel Johnson
Carl Gulde
2nd Vice President
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Mark Short
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
Dean Doster
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
David Hankins
Secretary
Jerry L. Breazeale
Robert Magee
John S. Harris
T. Earl Ogg
James O. McNair
Wayne Barnes
William E. Hull
Ernest L. Walker
Charles E. Harvey
Ronald W. Prince
Roger Freeman
Clarence Young
Ralph Blevins
Wayne DuBose
Roy Humphrey
John Traylor
James Sample
Melton Prothro
Connie Ward
Bob Anderson
Herb Dickerson
Emil Turner
Stan Allcorn
Perry Sanders
Carroll Marr
John Alley
Fred Lowery
W. D. "Step" Martin
David Uth
Rod Masteller
Waylon Bailey
Randy Harper
Fred Luter
Hardy Estes
David Crosby
Mickey Bounds
Lindsey Burns
Dustie Dunn
Chuck Pourciau
Bill Dye
Leland Crawford
Preacher
787
791
793
853
774
811
746
945
783
1,010
835
868
804
1,242
1,025
1,660
1,895
2,155
1,026
2,537
1,215
2,456
2,600
1,866
1,226
1,952
2,169
1,596
1,409
1,235
1,669
1,545
927
1,039
558
735
775
787
703
692
674
Registered
Messengers
INDEX
A
H
Administrative Committee Report............. 107
Articles of Incorporation of
the Executive Board........................... 18
Articles of Incorporation of LBC............... 4
Associational Summary............................. 193
Associational Officers & Meetings............ 134
Associations, Statistics............................... 140
Historical Table.......................................... 196
History Committee Report......................... 126
I
Institutions & Agencies, LBC.................... 66
B
L
Baptist Building Personnel........................ 61
Baptist Camps in Louisiana....................... 68
Baptist Faith & Message............................ 29
Baptist Message Report............................. 118
Boards (Trustees)....................................... 55
Business & Finance Committee Report..... 107
Business & Financial Plan......................... 15
Business & Information Services Report... 110
Bylaws, Convention................................... 10
Bylaws, Executive Board........................... 21
Lifeway Christian Stores in Louisiana....... 66
Louisiana Baptist Federal Credit Union.... 66
Louisiana College Report.......................... 124
C
N
Children's Home Report............................. 120
Church Site Plan........................................ 25
Church Websites........................................ 94
Churches & Missions................................. 70
Church-State Relations.............................. 38
Communications Report............................ 112
Collegiate Ministry Directors.................... 63
Collegiate Ministry Report........................ 111
Convention Bylaws.................................... 10
Convention Committees............................. 54
Convention Officers................................... 53
Convention Order of Business................... 41
Convention Proceedings............................ 40
Cooperative Program Budget..................... 116
Nominating Committee Report.................. 122
D
SBC Ministries........................................... 67
SBC Seminaries......................................... 67
State Missions Services Personnel............. 61
Statistics, LBC........................................... 140
Summary of Associational
Reports............................................... 193
M
Mission & Ministries Report..................... 114
Mission Support Committee Report.......... 110
Monday Evening Proceedings................... 40
Moral & Social Concerns Report............... 127
P
Pastoral Leadership Report........................ 114
Proceedings................................................ 40
Properties Committee Report..................... 122
R
Related Ministries...................................... 69
Registration, Convention........................... 52
Resolutions Committee Report.................. 128
S
Director of Missions.................................. 64
E
Evangelism - Church Growth Report........ 113
Executive Board Actions............................ 103
Executive Board Bylaws............................ 21
Executive Board Committees.................... 59
Executive Board Members......................... 57
Executive Board Officers........................... 57
Executive Board Report............................. 103
Executive Committee Report..................... 107
Executive Report........................................ 110
F
T
Tuesday Morning Proceedings................... 44
Tuesday Afternoon Proceedings................ 49
Trustees...................................................... 55
V
Vocational Evangelists............................... 92
Foundation Report..................................... 122
200

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