A tornado leveled a trailer park in Farmerville, Louisiana, on Dec. 13, injuring two dozen people and leaving 30 residents without food, clothing and other
Organizers and participants of the recent Youth Evangelism Celebration praised God for the 830 students who made decisions for Christ, Nov. 20–21, at the Rapides
Two years after seven pastors and other lay leaders in Louisiana’s Independence area began praying for a mighty movement of God to break out, 512
A tent at a motorcycle rally served as a tabernacle of sorts for 81 new believers who offered themselves as “living sacrifices” in turning their
Wilbert Terry, 99, successfully completed numerous missions as a World War II veteran, but he said none of those compared to the assignment he undertook
A fire damaged the worship center at Richey Baptist Church in January 2021, leaving the congregation of 80 seeking God’s help to rebuild their facility.
A Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief team responded to a last minute call to Romania, and was rewarded by seeing many gospel seeds planted among Ukrainian
Being wheelchair-bound could not stop 68-year-old Jack Butler from publicly declaring his faith in Jesus through baptism. Six men, three on each side, carried Butler
Multiple disasters in the last few years could have caused members of First Baptist Church Basile, Louisiana, to become disheartened but instead the congregation has
The Women’s New Life Center in Baton Rouge was vandalized, and an East Baton Rouge judge issued a temporary halt to Louisiana’s abortion ban on
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