news H ME CHILDRENвЂ™S SEPT/OCT 2013 VOL. 51 вЂў No. 5 Prayer Calendar page 3 вЂў Adoption Meetings Recruit Families page 5 вЂў Fall Food Roundup Schedule page 10 Maggie, a resident of Mobley-Martin Cottage, is one happy girl! A Publication of Louisiana Baptist ChildrenвЂ™s Home & Family Ministries Established in 1899, the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries is a faith-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing love, care, and hope in Christ to children and families in need. The Children's Home is an agency of the Louisiana Baptist Convention and is governed by a 17-member board of trustees elected by the Convention to serve three-year terms on a rotating basis. The Children's Home receives no state or federal funding. Approximately 75% of all funding comes from individuals and churches; less than 22% of funding goes to administrative costs; less than 5% of funding comes from payment of services. Our major service areas include: Residential Child Care, Residential Family Care, Christian Women's Job Corps of Monroe, Granberry Christian Counseling Centers, Sellers Maternity Ministries, Mobile Pregnancy Care Center, Louisiana Baptist Foster & Adoption Network, Orphans Embrace International Orphan Care Mission Trips, Reclaimed - A Ministry of Hope and Healing to Child Victims of Human Trafficking. Services are provided without regard to race, gender, religion, or ability to pay. Our dedicated Christian ministry team strives to offer the highest quality of services. Please contact us for more information on how we can serve you or someone you know: 318.343.2244 вЂў [email protected] вЂў www.lbch.org LBCH Trustees: Rev. Shawn Fargerson, Chairman Dr. Johnny Sanders, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Salli Perry, Secretary Mrs. Sunshine Elkins Mr. Clint Gulde Rev. Jason Hoychick Mrs. Carol Johnson Mrs. Brenda Myrick Mr. Billy Nutt Mrs. Janice Pharris Mr. Gerald Pool Rev. Dwayne Rogers Rev. William L. Smith Mrs. Glenda Suggs Rev. Reid Terry Words From Home by Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO Recently one of our teenagers sent me a thank you note. She said that she was amazed to know that people really cared about her and loved her. She went on to say that this was the type of family she really needs. I am forwarding that note to you because she was actually thanking you for making her new home possible. Without you she could not have the loving support that she described in her note. Thank you so much. In the September edition of the HomeNews I always give you a sneak preview of our annual report to the churches. This past year has been incredible! With all of our new ministries in place you helped us reach over 6,000 children, families, and individuals in need. Here are the numbers. 149 Children - Residential Ministries вЂў 46 Women - Christian Women's Job Corps 1,900+ - Sellers Maternity Ministries вЂў 2,500+ - Granberry Counseling Centers 78 Families - Foster Care and Adoption вЂў 1,700+ - Orphans Embrace, International In addition, through our new ministry, Reclaimed, you helped us provide trauma counseling for 6 victims of human trafficking and residential care for 3 HT victims. Throughout the year, because of the great investment you have made in the lives of these precious people, many were changed forever as they trusted Christ to be their Savior and Lord. That is truly the greatest news for our report this year and every year. I simply cannot thank you enough for providing the funds needed to expand our work and reach so many with the love and care they need. Please know how grateful we are for your support. Camp Was вЂњAll About Kids!вЂќ One of the many fun activities enjoyed by LBCH residents this summer was a camp sponsored by All About Kids Productions. The camp is led by college students who spend their summer traveling around the U.S., using their artistic expertise to help kids learn about God, as they learn creative arts. This year's theme was "A Hiding Place." Songs, Scripture memory, and dramas presenting the stories of the prodigal son and David and Goliath, presented opportunities for the children to learn about God's love, protection and provision. On Friday night, participants, ages 7 to 17, skillfully and enthusiastically performed for an appreciative audience the songs and skits they had learned during the week, as well as showing off some awesome rhythm skills in the bucket band! This was the second summer to have AAKP on our campus to lead the week-long camp. We can't wait 'til next year!! Dr. Waylon Bailey LBC President Dr. David Hankins LBC Executive Director Dr. Perry Hancock President & CEO Marc Eichelberger Director of Development & Public Relations Julie Cupples Director of Communications HomeNews (ISSN 1094-3587) is published seven times a year in February, March, May, July, September, November, and December by Louisiana Baptist Children's Home & Family Ministries 7200 DeSiard Street, Monroe, LA 71203-3954 Subscriptions: Complimentary Postmaster: Periodicals postage paid at Monroe, LA and additional mailing offices. Send address corrections to: HomeNews, P.O. Box 4196, Monroe, LA 71211-4196 вЂў OUR MISSION вЂў The mission of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries is to provide love, care, and hope in Christ for children and families in need. вЂў OUR VALUES вЂў 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. We value the Bible as the foundation and guide for our ministry (2 Timothy 3:16). We value the worth of the Children and Families to whom we minister (Genesis 1:27). We value Servant Leadership as our model for ministry (Mark 9:35). We value Excellence as our standard for ministry performance (Colossians 3:17). We value Personal Integrity as our ministry standard for living (Romans 12:1-2). вЂў CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT вЂў A Fresh Start for this Family of Three by Debbie Robertson HomeNews Contributor ized. I've had the opportunity to get training in personal finance, and this is something that really everyone should Scottavian and LaTavian are thriving in HomePlace. For learn." She loves the family environment of the cottage and the the past 13 months, they and their mom, KeKe, have been a part campus. For KeKe, the other moms in Peace are also a big part of the Peace Cottage family. KeKe, Scottavian, 4, and of her support and growth. "I've never really had friends LaTavian, 3, had been living in a shelter. Because of shelter before," she says. rules, they had to leave the premises during the daytime hours, Both boys are thriving. Scottavian just started pre-K and is which limited KeKe in the ability to find a job or have a nor- trying to read. He loves learning and thus far knows body parts, mal life for her family. When the shelter closed for a brief time colors and shapes. KeKe said his goal every day is to get no for renovations, KeKe had three days conduct marks! LaTavian is a small, to find other living arrangements. wide-eyed little boy. He loves being She says it was a miracle that a job outside, and he and KeKe frequently opportunity led to a contact with the watch Scottavian's efforts at basket- Louisiana Baptist Children's Home. ball. KeKe says LBCH has offered She didn't get the job, but KeKe says her children so many advantages, and that was her "exhale moment" when "I want them to learn everything that she was assured that she and her boys is offered here so they will have it had found a real home and a fresh with them when we leave." Both are start. KeKe recalls those first days on learning to swim. KeKe is learning a campus. Her boys were so small and lot of new things, too. She has tried so shy following the move, but it did tennis, but it was not her thing. She not take long for them to begin enjoy- has taken piano lessons and has a big ing their new home, the outdoors, rid- smile as she shares that she got a ing their little bikes and making friends with other families in plaque for her efforts. She would love to take guitar lessons but their cottage. doesn't have time right now. In her spare time, KeKe likes to In addition to having a safe, family friendly environment read and in her quiet time when they have the cottage to them- for her family, KeKe feels blessed by the opportunity to partic- selves, she loves to sing and dance. The boys love to join in and ipate in Job Corp training and she continues to stay in touch sing, dance and act with her. She says those are their favorite with a couple of people she met there. She's currently taking times. online courses in business and working part time. Her dream is By the end of the year, KeKe hopes to have a full-time job to be a business owner. Her "first love" and her priority is to and a home for her little family. She's looking forward to being have her own childcare center. She has a name for the center on her own but will miss her HomePlace family. "We're not and knows exactly the type environment she wants to offer. always home at the same time, but we love the times we do have KeKe loves to sing and dance and hopes to eventually have a together." KeKe feels very blessed by the opportunities she and dance studio in Shreveport because "I just feel like that's need- her little ones have had, and she highly recommends ed." HomePlace and LBCH to other moms in need. "I love this KeKe says that LBCH and the HomePlace ministry "are the place, I really do. I have had my ups and downs here, but I love main reasons I haven't given up. There are a lot of rules. I used this place. If you are looking for structure in your life, this is to gripe about chores, but now it's part of my routine. I've the place to go." learned the value of structure and of planning and being organ- PRAYER CALENDAR Lauren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 20 Kaley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 21 Kinsley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 22 Rickevia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 23 Scottavian . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 24 LaTavian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 25 Carrington . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 26 Kaden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 27 Jaylin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 28 Toni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 29 Joshua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 30 Laila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 1 Jessica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 2 Hannah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 3 Alayna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 4 Sandra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 5 Jayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 6 Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 7 Riley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 8 Mae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 9 Matthew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 10 Kimberly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 11 JaвЂ™Kendra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 12 Jarrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 13 Tabytha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 14 Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 15 Emily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 16 Shannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 17 Patrice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 18 MaKenzi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 19 Pheonix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 20 Kenyon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 21 Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 22 Tabitha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 23 Claire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 24 Tiffany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 25 Jessica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 26 Jayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 27 Stephanie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 28 Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 29 Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 30 Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 31 Happy Birthday! Jarrison . . . . . . . . .Sept 21 Cayden . . . . . . . . . .Sept 27 Devin . . . . . . . . . . .Sept 28 Payton . . . . . . . . . . .Oct 20 Sydney . . . . . . . . . .Oct 23 Shannon . . . . . . . . .Oct 31 HomeBuilders by Marc Eichelberger THANK YOU! The Value of Giving On the wall of President Lyndon Johnson's White House office hung a framed letter written by General Sam Houston to Johnson's great-grandfather, George W. Baines, more than a hundred years earlier. Baines had led Houston to Christ and the general was a changed man, no longer coarse and belligerent, but peaceful and content. After General Houston was baptized, which was an incredible event for those who knew him, he offered to pay half the local minister's salary. When someone asked him why, he said, "My pocketbook was baptized too." Sam Houston demonstrated the reality of God's grace to him by sharing that grace with others through giving. God's covenant people began to learn the value of tithing (required giving) very early. Long before the law of Moses, Abraham tithed to the high priest Melchizedek (Genesis 14:20). Jacob promised a tithe to the Lord (Genesis 28:22). God declared the value of tithing in Deuteronomy 14:23, "вЂ¦so that you may learn to revere the LORD your God always." Tithing is intended to train God's people to put Him first in their lives. Tithing reminds us that all we are and all we have is from the Lord. The tithe was never intended to be a ceiling for giving, only a floor. Whereas the tithe was a demonstration of obedience, voluntary offerings were a demonstration of love, joy, gratitude, and worship. In preparation for his son Solomon to build the temple, King David said, "I now give my personal treasures of gold and silver for the temple of my God, over and above everything I have provided" (1 Chronicles 29:3). Family and tribal leaders followed David's example and gave willingly and generously. Then "the people rejoiced at the willing response of their leaders, for they had given freely and wholeheartedly to the Lord" (1 Chronicles 29:6-9). In response to the incredible outpouring of this voluntary giving through God's people, David prayed to the Lord: Who am I, and who are my people, that we should be able to give as generously as this? Everything comes from You, and we have given You only what comes from Your handвЂ¦ It comes from Your hand, and all of it belongs to YouвЂ¦ All these things have I given willingly and with honest intent. And now I have seen with joy how willingly Your people who are here have given to You. O Lord, God of our fathersвЂ¦ Keep this desire in the hearts of Your people forever, and keep their hearts loyal to You. (1 Chronicles 29:14, 16-18) The Israelites tithed because God told them to. They gave above and beyond in voluntary offerings because they wanted to. If God's people had not first learned the discipline of tithing, they would have never discovered the joy of voluntary giving! Thank you for sharing your "voluntary giving" with the children and families we serve! You demonstrate the value of giving every time you share with those in need through our Annual Children's Home Sunday Offering, VBS Mission Offerings, Back-To-School gifts, Fall Food Roundup, and Cooperative Program gifts. Thank you for demonstrating the reality of God's grace by sharing His grace with others through giving! RoyOMartin 9th Annual BHA Fall Golf Classic A group from Barataria BC, Lafitte, LA, came for a tour and shared their VBS offering, school supplies, and other practical needs items with the children and families we serve! Bequests The following friends of children remembered the Home in their will: Edria Lane Bolton, Winn Parish Obituaries FORMER STAFF MEMBER: Rosalie Neal Happy Sweet 16th Birthday Stephanie! Benefitting Homeless Children & Their Moms Sept. 30, 2013 The University Club Baton Rouge, LA Morning & afternoon tee times available. For more info contact Patti Busby: 318-448-0405 вЂў [email protected] Stephanie, a resident of Love Cottage, celebrated her 16th birthday with her cottage family and brother, Stephen, a resident of Faith Cottage. Dear Friend of Children, I hope you're having a great summer! Our boys and girls have been experiencing summer camp, attending Vacation Bible School, and spending time in the pool. It's hard to believe the old school bell will ring in just a few short weeks! Back-to-school needs! Just imagine outfitting all our boy and girls with shoes, socks, pants, shirts, dresses, blouses, and underwear. School supplies and activity fees will be needed for the new school year. Think about eye exams and new glasses, dental exams and new braces. The costs really add up! Many of our children come to us with little more than the clothes they are wearing. That was the case with eight-year-old Janice* and her two younger siblings. With an absentee father and a grandmother unable to provide adequate care, Janice and her younger brother and sister literally came to us with the clothes on their backs. These precious children have really flourished since coming into our care. Janice made excellent grades this year and is looking forward to starting third grade. With the godly influence of her cottage parents and Sunday School teachers, she recently asked her cottage mom what it meant to have a relationship with God. The Lord is working in her tender heart! With your help, we can continue to demonstrate Christ's compassion and concern for Janice and all the children He brings into our care. Thank you for your support in getting our children back-to-school this year. Thank you for caring so much! For the Children, Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO PS: Please continue to pray for our children and staff as the new school year begins! 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The MPCC provided a pro-life witness to over 1,900 women in 2012. Many new volunteers received training at several statewide locations. At an MPCC outreach event, volunteers serve as greeters, observers or peer counselors. From the moment clients are greeted, to the one-on-one counseling sessions, they are made to feel welcome and at ease. MPCC staff hope to share pro-life information and lifechanging spiritual principles as they interact with clients at these varied outreach events. MPCC staff work hard to make the time clients spend in the ultrasound room very special. Cindy Kouf, our MPCC registered nurse, says, "We've seen babies from seven weeks forward. It never gets old seeing a baby's heart beating or movement that's not yet felt by the mother." After obtaining the ultrasound вЂў About 13 weeks gestation вЂў images for the doctor to review, clients are given a copy. "We pray this initial picture of her baby will help to ensure the mother will choose life for her unborn child," Cindy shares. If you are interested in partnership opportunities or becoming a volunteer with the Mobile Pregnancy Care Center, please contact Ron or Cindy Kouf at 318-816-3462 or [email protected]. The MPCC schedule is posted at www.lbch.org and our pregnancy resource emagazine at www.pregnancyanswers.net. We Want To Visit Your Community! Y The Heart of a Child Y Mikayla is a seven-and-a half-year-old who lives in Roseland, Louisiana, with her dad and mom, Michael and Karla Douglas. Mikayla's grandparents, Mitchell and Jodi Warren, have been supporting the Children's Home for a number of years, often delivering their Fall Food Roundup items to the Monroe campus. After learning about the Children's Home from her grandparents, Mikayla decided to do something to help the children who live there. She developed her "business plan" that involved establishing a lemonade stand and selling lemonade and cookies. Mikayla used fresh lemons growing in her backyard from a lemon tree that was bearing an abundant harvest this year. After putting her business plan into action, Mikayla worked hard selling lots of delicious, homemade lemonade and tasty cookies. She said she had to sample some of the cookies along the way. Of course, any good salesperson knows that product testing is essential to being successful in making the sale! I'm sure Mikayla's beautiful smile and bubbly personality also contributed greatly to the success of her sales. Most importantly, her heart demonstrated her desire to help other children! That's such a beautiful picture of unselfish, unconditional love! A seven-and-a half-year-old little girl who wants to help other children that she doesn't even know. No wonder Jesus said in Mark 10:14, "Let the little children come to Me. Don't stop them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these." What a joy to meet Mikayla and her family! How thrilling to watch Mikayla present her gift of $200 to help the children in our care! Jesus also said, "I assure you: Whoever does not welcome the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it" (Mark 10:15). Wow! Thank you Mikayla for your generous gift! And thank you for reminding us of our need for childlike humility and unselfish love! 88.7 FM The Cross Christian Radio Hosts Pizza Party for LBCH Children and Staff Staff and family members from The Cross Christian radio station in Monroe served a pizza lunch (compliments of JohnnyвЂ™s Pizza) to LBCH cottage parents, children, and HomePlace children and their moms. After lunch, everyone enjoyed a fun time together in the LBCH recreation center. Many thanks to Jeremiah, Teka, and Abigail Beck, Sheryl Steen, Jack and Teresa Davis, and Rob Tucker from the Cross! Thanks for making a difference in your community! Adoption Roundtables Recruiting Families for Louisiana's Modern-Day Orphans Louisiana Family Forum, in partnership with Louisiana Baptist Children's Home & Family Ministries, has sponsored Adoption Roundtables across the state, inviting pastors and others who are interested in helping to find Christian homes for children waiting for families in state foster care. Over 4,000 children are currently in state foster care and more than 300 of these modern-day orphans need to find a permanent home through adoption. Louisiana Family Forum's vision is to connect with 100 churches to identify a family within their congregation to adopt a child from state foster care and then to surround that family with additional assistance and support. Gene Mills, president of Louisiana Family Forum, shared, "Imagine a place where every child, including those in Louisiana's foster care system, is a wanted child. The church should find this message of adoption, redemption and unconditional love intuitive!" The first Roundtable was held in West Monroe, featuring Willie Robertson of Duck Dynasty fame. Willie shared his family's story of adoption through a passionate presentation entitled, "Don't Duck Your Dynasty." He encouraged those present to give priority attention to meeting the needs of these most vulnerable children awaiting a forever family. "Watching your adopted child grow up and knowing you had a part in changing that child's life, is a tremendous blessing," Robertson shared. Dr. Perry Hancock, LBCHFM president and CEO, participated in a panel discussion with other leaders to help explain both the needs and the opportunities to meet the needs of these modern-day orphans. "Our Children's Home staff is ready to assist families and churches in developing foster and adoption ministries that will provide the love, care, and hope these children so desperately need," Hancock stated. If you or your church are interested in knowing more about foster care or adoption opportunities, please contact Beth Green at 318343-2244 or [email protected]. Above: Willie Robertson, Star of Duck Dynasty and Adoptive Parent At Left: Foster and Adoption panel answers questions from guests. Shreveport Pastor and Church Family Putting James 1:27 into Practice "Pure and undefiled religion before our God and Father is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself unstained by the world" (James 1:27, HCSB). Just as God comes to the aid of those in need, those who practice "pure and undefiled religion" "look after orphans and widows," the most vulnerable members of society. Chad Hardbarger, senior pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Shreveport, and his wife, Marsha, are passionate about implementing James 1:27 in their family and their church family. "Most churches do a great job of taking care of the widows, but how many of them take care of the orphans?" Marsha Hardbarger asks. In 8 years, the Hardbargers have fostered 13 children. Some have stayed in their home as little as 24 hours, but 5 have found a permanent home through adoption. Monique (18), Chris (13), Bryce (10), Jordan (8), Gavyn (6), and soon to be adopted Bailey (7) are not only a part of the Hardbarger family, they have all become members of God's forever family through faith in Jesus Christ! Marsha shares, "We show the love of God, the Father, by how we love these vulnerable children. Not only that, but adoption is the greatest picture of God's love for us and it opens the door for us to tell others of His grace. According to Ephesians 1:4-6, God planned to adopt us all along into His forever family, which means adoption is His "Plan A." To help fulfill James 1:27, Emmanuel Baptist Church has started a ministry called "Fashioned for a Home" to raise awareness of the need for Christians to become more involved in the care of foster children and orphans. On Saturday, November 2, 2013, the church will host a workshop produced by Family Life's "Hope for Orphans" where all avenues for adoption, including private, domestic, international, and foster care will be discussed. The church family is also in the process of putting supplies together in "Dignity Bags" for children who are entering foster care for the first time. In the future, members hope to go on mission trips to orphanages, to open a school uniform closet for foster parents, and to provide respite outings for foster and adoptive families. The Hardbargers believe "with God all things are possible!" Emmanuel Baptist Church is a member of the Louisiana Baptist Foster & Adoption Network, a ministry of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home. This growing network of Louisiana Baptist churches and families is providing foster, adoption, and orphan care ministries to the modern-day orphans in Louisiana foster care and to orphaned and needy children in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Haiti. If you or your church would like to join this strategic network and help bridge the gap between God's heart and His orphans, please contact Beth Green at 318-343-2244 or [email protected]. Louisiana Baptists Minister In Nicaragua by Beth Green Director of Church and Family Ministries Orphans Embrace, a ministry of Louisiana Baptist Children's Home, sponsored a mission trip to Diriamba, Nicaragua in July that included team members from Cheniere Baptist in West Monroe, First Baptist of Monroe, Bonita Road Baptist in Bastrop, Corinth Baptist in Georgetown, Eastwood Baptist in Haughton, Crestview Baptist in Farmerville and Trinity Baptist in West Monroe. The group worked with Nicaraguan Christian Outreach, a Louisiana-based ministry, and assisted with construction of a new dormitory wing at Emmanuel Home of Protection, a children's home for abused girls; served at Colegio Christiano, a Christian day school for grades PreK-12; assisted with a children's feeding program and clothing distribution in several neighborhoods, and distributed beans and rice to needy families in the impoverished neighborhoods surrounding the city's landfill. Nicaragua is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere, and many of the children suffer from malnutrition. This was witnessed first-hand during the mission trip, especially as the team ministered in the neighborhoods near the city's landfill. The only sources of income for many of the families living near the landfill are from selling plastic and metal obtained by combing through mountains of garbage at the landfill. Through God's provision, this mission team prayed with families and provided the families with a week's worth of beans and rice in over 165 homes surrounding the landfill. The team also assisted in serving meals to 300-400 children each day at neighborhood feeding sites. Because of the generosity of so many Louisiana Baptists supporting this mission team, God provided for other needs that were met above and beyond what was originally planned for the trip. School shoes and socks were provided for over 200 students at Colegio Christiano, grocery staples were provided for four of the students' families who were experiencing extreme hardships, and clothing and undergarments were provided for children residing at Emmanuel Home of Protection. A new roof was also built for the home of a single mother suffering from terminal cancer. This need became known when the team stopped at the home to pray with the family. Upon entering the home, several team members noticed a Bible lying on the mother's bed. It was learned that the mother had been praying and crying out to God for help just moments before the team arrived. Peggy Moffett, LBCH mission team member, shared these thoughts about her Nicaragua mission experience: "The next time you sit down for a meal, just imagine what a very small bowl of rice and chicken stock means to a hungry child. The sadness in the dark eyes of the mothers that can't feed their children! I sit and think, Lord, what if that were me and my children? I want to encourage others to go to the mission field that God has called them to serve and spread the love of Jesus." Orphans Embrace will sponsor several mission trips in 2014 including Nicaragua, Haiti and Guatemala. Volunteers are needed and all trips will focus on ministering to orphans and children in need. For more information visit www.lbch.org or contact Beth Green at 318.343.2244 or [email protected]. Nicaraguan children wait in line for food. Families scavenge through a landfill in search of bits of plastic and metal they might sell. 2013 Orphans Embrace Nicaragua Mission Team TAKE THE NEXT STEP... Contact Beth Green at 318.343.2244 or [email protected] Orphans A typcial house in Nicaragua. A crowd gathers to receive food provided by OrphanвЂ™s Heart. EMBRACE Louisiana Baptist ChildrenвЂ™s Home & Family Ministries Highlights from By Susan Clark, Director of HomePlace Another season has come and gone and we are facing the onset of Fall here at HomePlace. My favorite time of the year is Autumn! The mornings are coolerвЂ¦the smells in the air replace the summertime bluesвЂ¦ new school clothes are always excitingвЂ¦ pumpkins and mums partner once again and the brilliant colors burn of God's glory. Also, if it were not for Fall, I would have missed out on Candy Corn, ChiliFrito Pies, S'Mores and Caramel Apples. Needless to say, Autumn fills up our senses and is necessary for us to draw nearer to our Creator. Since our last newsletter, several milestones have been accomplished. We enrolled eight children into school. Sharquila obtained her driver's license as well as began working her third job. Sandy and Jess began attending their classes at Delta. I might add that Sandy is also working three jobs while finishing up her associate degree at Delta. Her primary job is already a forty-hour job. Sydney started at ULM and begins her new job this week. Carrington landed a forty-hour job and is preparing to move into her own apartment with her two boys by the end of the month. Toni is now enrolled in Christian Women's Job Corp while working thirty hours a week. Kim begins working in a matter of days at her new job. Tina moved in this month with a three-week-old precious baby girl and is waiting to start Christian Women's Job Corp in three more weeks. Mae began her second job this month. Stacey is working forty hours a week and raising three children. Meaghan is volunteering her time in community hours while starting her new job. And KeKe is taking an on-line college class while working part-time. Keep in mind that many of these women are doing this without their own transportation. They are all attending church on Sundays and Wednesdays. In addition, they are attending Bible Study, Parenting Classes and Nutrition Classes once a week. As the Psalmist penned, our precious Lord gives us вЂњstrength for strength.вЂќ Once again, I want to thank each one of you who pray for, give to, and serve in HomePlace. We could not do it without your service through the Spirit of the Living God. A special thanks to HomePlace friend, Kathy Danna, who so graciously volunteered all summer. My prayer is that our God continues to fill our senses with the season of Autumn, but most importantly, He fills us up with the fullness of HIM! Alumni Reunion Scheduled for June 6-7, 2014 Please help us spread the word! Sharquila is all smiles after getting her driverвЂ™s license! Meagan is getting ready for fall as she plants a mum in front of her HomePlace cottage. Cottage Mom, Lou Horath, and Peace Cottage resident, Carrington, get ready for HomePlace family game night. CAMPUS TOURS! Schedule your LBCH campus tour today. Individuals and groups of all ages are welcome! Contact Marc at [email protected] or (318) 343-2244 Pick-Up Schedule 2013 Fall Food Roundup Pick-Up Schedule The schedule below lists dates and locations of pick-up points across the state. The pick-up point will be the townвЂ™s First Baptist Church unless otherwise noted. Please deliver food to pick up locations before pick-up date listed. THANK YOU! Monday, September 9 Simsboro Arcadia Gibsland Taylor Beech Springs Sibley First, North Acres and Emmanuel in Minden Unity and First in Cotton Valley New Sarepta Midway Central in Springhill Mt. Paran Haynesville Ruple Homer New Hope Pleasure Point in Homer Mt. Olive in Marsallis Emmanuel in Arcadia Monday, September 9 Quitman Hodge Dodson Sikes East Winnfield Winnfield Laurel Heights in Winnfield South Winnfield Atlanta Montgomery Colfax Boyce Simpson Flactor Castor, East Leesville and First in Leesville Cooper Anacoco Hornbeck PrewittвЂ™s Chapel Florien Alford Heights, First and Trinity in Many Tuesday, September 10 Robeline Coldwater Emmanuel and Westside, Trinity and First in Natchitoches Grand Ecore Clarence Calvin Bethlehem Goldonna Briarwood Magnolia in Saline Old Saline Friendship McDonald Memorial Jonesboro Center Point Ebenezer Chatham Tuesday, September 10 Trinity Pineville Park Pineville Calvary, Parkview and Emmanuel in Alexandria Paradise Tioga Alpine New Prospect in Dry Prong Bentley Dry Prong Lincecum Georgetown Searcy First and Temple in Jena Midway Tullos Urania Olla Grayson Columbia Heights Columbia Bosco Thursday, September 12 Zwolle Fellowship Converse Union Springs Beulah Magnolia Logansport Mt. Olivet First and Emmanuel in Mansfield Grand Cane Gloster Salem in Stonewall Westwood Providence Keithville North Keithville Grawood Summer Grove Thursday, September 12 Union in Belmont Pleasant Hill Pelican Coushatta Fairview Martin Social Springs Ringgold Castor New Ebenezer Bienville Bryceland Monday, September 16 Liberty Calhoun Choudrant Emmanuel, First, Temple and Cook in Ruston Calvary and First in Vienna Dubach Pine Grove Bernice Spearsville Mt. Union Farmerville Marion Haile Spencer Paron Sterlington Monday, September 16 Kentwood Spring Creek Chesborough Mt. Hermon Clifton Franklinton Hillcrest Bethel Folsom Enon Plainview Superior Avenue and First in Bogalusa Memorial Sun Hebron in Bush Evans Creek Pearl River Northside Grace Memorial in Slidell Lacombe Mandeville Covington Cross Gates Tuesday, September 17 New Beulah Bethlehem in Albany Springfield Ponchatoula Natalbany Ebenezer Independence Amite Roseland Kedron Hillsdale Greensburg Clinton Wilson Norwood Tuesday, September 17 Harrisonburg Wallace Ridge Jonesville Vidalia Sycamore Ridgecrest Ferriday Clayton Lake St. John Community St. Joseph Newellton Bethany Tuesday, September 17 Sicily Island Wisner Calvary and First in Gilbert Chase, First and Temple in Winnsboro Crowville Baskin Mangham Archibald Alto Thursday, September 19 Trinity Heights North Shreve Northwoods Blanchard Countryside Oil City Belcher Linda Lay Vivian Rodessa Hosston Plain Dealing Benton Cypress First and Waller in Bossier Barksdale Eastwood Fillmore Haughton Koran Doyline Thursday, September 19 Lakeview Willow Point Ford Park Emmanuel Rose Park B.C. Greenwood Kingston Road Springs of Grace Brookwood Calvary Academy Broadmoor Haynes Avenue Shreveport First Ellerbe Road Shreve City Monday, September 23 Woodlawn Welsh Jennings Iowa First and Westside in Moss Bluff Boulevard, Trinity, University, Sale Street, and First in Lake Charles First and Westwood in Westlake Maplewood, Central and First in Sulphur Tuesday, September 24 Houston River Vinton Emmanuel Starks DeQuincy Eastern Heights Singer DeRidder Rosepine Sugartown Pitkin Occupy No. 2 Elizabeth Tuesday, September 24 Start Rayville Delhi Herringville Epps Walnut Grove Waverly Tallulah Sondheimer Melbourne Transylvania Lake Providence Kilbourne, First and Trinity & LaneвЂ™s Chapel in Oak Grove Forest Green Goodwill New Prospect Mer Rouge Greenacres Faith Bastrop Cherry Ridge Oak Hill New Friendship Thursday, September 26 Carmel in Kolin Longview Macedonia Marksville Simmesport Bethel Bapt. Worship Ctr. New Roads Woodlawn University, Christ Covenant and Jefferson in Baton Rouge Istrouma Doyle Walker First and Don Avenue in Denham Springs Florida Boulevard in B. R. Cedarcrest Friday, September 27 Baton Rouge Park Forest Oakcrest Lanier Brownsfields Baker Zachary Slaughter First and Second in Jackson Port Hudson St. Francisville Monday, September 30 Forest Hill Amiable Glenmora Trinity and First in Oakdale Oberlin Kinder Indian Village Elton University Emmanuel Eunice North Eunice Chataignier Ville Platte Trinity in Turkey Creek Lecompte Kingsville Wayside Pollock Monday, September 30 Beulah in Cheneyville Bunkie Opelousas Sunset Northside, First, Emmanuel and East Bayou in Lafayette Breaux Bridge Teche Rayne Parkerson Avenue and First in Crowley Kaplan Abbeville Erath Delcambre Trinity, First and Highland in New Iberia Jenkins Memorial Tuesday, October 1 Jeanerette Baldwin Mission Little Pass Franklin Teche in Centerville Patterson Bayou Vista Berwick Morgan City Mulberry Houma Larose Lockport University, First and Calvary in Thibodaux Napoleonville White Castle Plaquemine Port Allen Tuesday, October 1 New Light, Memorial, First and Emmanuel in Monroe First, Trinity, Peniel, Ouachita, Bethel, Mt. Vernon, McClendon, Community, New Chapel Hill, Highland, Ridge Avenue, Fair Park and Edgewood in West Monroe Parkview, Highland Park, North Monroe, Swartz, Calvary, Lakeshore and College Place in Monroe Wednesday, October 2 Gross Tete Krotz Springs Monday, October 7 Calvary Gretna Bell Chase Ames Blvd. Marrero West St. Charles Luling St. Rose Norco LaPLace Gramercy Sorrento New River вЂў NEEDS LIST вЂў Baked Beans & Butter Beans Baking Powder & Soda Bathroom Tissue Biscuit Mix Black Pepper Body Wash Bottled Juice *Orange/Apple/Grape Brownie Mix Cake Mix & Icing *Canned/Evaporated Milk Cereal - (Children's Brands) Chicken (Canned) Cleaning Supplies Bathroom/Kitchen Clorox Coffee Filters Condensed Milk Cookies & Cookie Mix *Cooking Oil, Shortening Corn Meal - Plain/Self-rising Crackers - Graham/Ritz/Saltines Deodorant - Men/Ladies *Detergents - Laundry & Auto Dishwasher Flavors - Lemon/Vanilla/Almond Flour - Plain/Self-rising *Food Storage/Freezer Bags (Quart/Gallon) Fruit (Canned) Fruit Punch Gravy Mixes Green Chiles Grits - Regular/Instant Instant Pie Filling Chocolate/Vanilla Jello - All Flavors Jelly/Jam - Apple/Grape/Strawberry Jiffy Cornbread Mix Ketchup, Mustard, BBQ Sauce Kool Aid - Sugar Free/Regular Mayonnaise Muffin Mixes Mushrooms (Canned/Bottled) Oatmeal - Regular/Instant Onion Soup Mix Pam Cooking Spray Pancake Mix Paper Towels Peanut Butter Pickles & Relish - Dill/Sweet Pie Fillings (Canned) Pop Corn Pop Tarts Potatoes (Boxed & Instant) Rice Dinners (Boxed) Salad Dressings Ranch/Italian/1000 Island Soups - *Cream of Chicken/*Mushroom Soy Sauce & Teriyaki Sauce Spices (All Types) Tony's/Garlic/Onion Powder Stove Top Stuffing Sugar - Regular Syrup - Regular/White Karo/Chocolate Taco Seasoning Tampons/Sanitary Napkins Tea - Regular/Decaf Tomatoes (Diced, Stewed & Rotel) Tomato Sauce/Paste Worcestershire Sauce *Much Needed Items. **No gallon size cans please! Meals are prepared in each of our cottages, not cafeteria style. Thank you! вЂњSaying GraceвЂќ for 114 Years! GRANBERRY COUNSELING CENTERS Monday, October 7 Kenner Harahan Rio Vista Metairie Memorial Williams Blvd. Pontchartrain Gonzales Cross Point Parkview in B.R. Providing professional counseling dedicated to Christian principles to individuals, couples and families across Louisiana. LOCATIONS: MONROE вЂў BATON ROUGE вЂў COVINGTON LEESVILLE вЂў MINDEN OAKDALE вЂў PINEVILLE вЂў RUSTON SHREVEPORT вЂў WINNSBORO FALL FOOD ROUNDUP 2013 Thank You Louisiana Bapstists! Answering GodвЂ™s Call to Care 318.345.8200 вЂў 1.877.345.7411 www.granberrycounseling.org memorials вЂў 7/19/13-9/3/13 Memorial gifts are received by the ChildrenвЂ™s Home in thoughtful tribute to the memory of a relative, friend or loved one. Names of deceased persons are printed in all caps followed by the names of those making gifts to the Home in their memory. MRS. FREDDIE AASEN M&M Howard Bynum DAN ADAMS Sandy & Boyd Parker Mrs. Jack C. Alexander DOT ADAMS Elsie & Virgil Johnson SUSAN SELF ADAMS Mastin & Joan Robison BRYSON ALBRITTON Fred & Diane Franklin NETTIE ALDREDGE Mary Wood Sealy PETE & MARTHA ALFORD Tim & Charlotte Alford HELEN FERNANDEZ ALLEN FBC, Covington JIM & LOUISE ALTICK Eastland & Mary Gray BEATRICE AMMONS Billie Sue Orr RAYBURN ANDERSON Lydia Cl, Antioch BC MICHAEL ANDREWS M&M Darryl D. Andrews MARIE COOK ANTHONY Pete Abington M&M Joe R. Salter AUSTIN ANTLEY Mike & Danielle Batey VICKIE A. ANTLEY Danny & Peggy Frasier Danny & Judy Breard Merle Antley WALT ARDOIN Barbara Edwards NINA EVANS ARNOLD Anita G. Jansen NILE ARRINGTON Cathy O'Keefe EDWARD ATWOOD New Ebenezer BC, Castor GERALD AUSTIN Latanache BC, Batchelor ELLIS LEROY BABCOCK, JR. Carla L. Babcock DUDLEY BABIN Jack & Yvonne Anderson JOHNNIE ALEXANDER BABIN Brame Family Nelda Rivers JoAnn & Herman Cormier LEON BABIN Amy Nichols SAM & RUTH BACKUS Ronald C. & Diane Anderson BROOK BAILEY Ruby Jane Bailey C.D. BAKER Danny & Judy Breard DR. WALTER & MARILU BAKER Joel Chaffin MILLIE BALL Jerry L. Ball JAMES BALLARD Merle Antley HELLEN BRAY BANKE Alliance High School Alumni EARL J. BARBERY, SR. Sam & Mary Barbery, Sam, Jr. & Brian RALPH E. BARKER LaVera Barker HELEN R. BASSETT Garland Penton STEVEN & MARK BAUM M&M Carl Baum DENNIS BAYHAM, SR. Grosse Tete BC EUTHER H. BEAUCHAMP W. M. Beauchamp, Sr. MABEL BEAVERS Anna Knighten O.B. & LOUTEAL BECK M&M Gil Beck ALENE BELLON Owen & Ginny Bellon RALEIGH BENNETT Ronny & Bobbie Magoun DOROTHY W. BERGERON Leon J. Bergeron NELLY BERNARD Dale Bernard HEATHER RENEE BERRY Clyde & Lois Kapp Randy & Cheryl Hammett IBM THELMA BIRCHFIELD Calvary BC, Slidell M&M Billy White GREGORY S. BIVIN, II W. S. Bivin THELMA BLACKBURN J.W. & Margaret Snipes GILBERT LAMOINE BLACKMON Joe & Jeannet Dewil Frank & Nettie Priest Thelma S. Cook MERLE BLACKSHEAR H. Earl Blackshear HOWARD W. BOND Brian A. Bond LILLIE BANKSTON BOOTH Murphy & Ruth Martin NED BORIE Buck & Alma Corbin PAM BORSKEY RUTH BORSKEY George M. Borskey, Sr. JOE BOUNDS Buster & Brenda Gibson OTIS BOWMAN Charles & Ruby Bowman JAMES CONWAY BOZEMAN, JR JAMES CONWAY BOZEMAN, SR Naomi Bozeman BUD BRANCH Raymond G. Christian MICKIE SUE BRANTLEY Ronnie Ward Cooper Buick GMC ERNESTINE BRANTLY Merle Antley BETTY BRIGGS Vernon & Barbara Flemister ELAINE BRIGHAM Jayne Anderson CLOVIS C. (DICK) BRINGOL M&M Keith Bringol FRANCES JEAN BRISTER Fern Fifield & Faith Arrant Linda C. Silmon George & Jane Luffey GiGi Hamilton Barry Rubin & Lori Rubin Spires Danny & Judy Breard EVERETT BROADWAY Bellwood BC, Provencal CAROLINE THOMAS BROUSSARD Chris & Lisa Barr JEANNE BROUSSARD Carolyn & Charlie Weber LEWIS HUNTER BROWN True Price Grace & Herman Long CLARA LOUISE (BABE) BROWNING Glen Woodard Gene Woodard M&M A. J. BRUYNINCKX Carolyn Fisher FRED T. & EULA W. BRYANT Marie B. Jennings JAMES BRYANT John S. Willis, Jr. ROBERT EUGENE BRYANT Jackie Pierce JULIUS & DELORIS BUHLER Gene & Cheryl McMichael DOROTHY BULT Bonnie Bradley's Cl LINDA B. BURCH Shane Miller MAE SPILKER BURKS Johnny & Brenda Parsons JOE BURLESON Michael & Debbie Boone MARK BURNS Diane Springer DWIGHT BYRD Sherwood & Charmaine Dunnam AMY MCCORMIC CAIN Alliance High School Alumni MARY (POLLY) D. CAMBRE Ben & Anita Welch GLENN EDWARD CAMMACK Vera Frazier DONALD RAY CAMPBELL Gloria & Lowery Herrington Wilma & Una Hart JANET CAMPBELL M&M Joe R. Salter BOOTS CARROLL Marilyn Pickett-Worsley & Wayne Worsley JOYCE CASTON CARTER W. W. Carter, Jr. ROBERT CARTER Lincecum BC, Pollock CAROLYN BILLIOT CARVER L. B. Brashier, Jr. JOSEPH LOUIS CASSIERE, SR. Joseph L. Cassiere, II M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. GERALDINE CAUTHRON Julius Fusilier JEWELL CHADWICK Jo Ann Walker MELISSA JANE CHAPMAN Frances C. Brown MIKE CHEHOTSKY Pine Grove BC, DeQuincy MRS. MUTT CLEMMONS Teddy & Myrna Benson LYNDELL CLEMONS Clarence & Inez Dykes Ruth Cl, FBC Betty Bowling DONALD S. COATES Margaret Coates CHRISTIAN COLE Mrs. James Hixson LEONARD & LOUISE COLEMAN Dennis & Cindy Coleman JERRY COLSON Earline Baker MARGIE PROTHRO COLTON Dale-Roe Garcie DAN COLVIN Mrs. Walter E. Price, Jr. GENE & AGNES COMPERE Bill & Janie Compere JAMES R. (BOB) COOK, SR. Pam & Tim Johnson DWAIN COTTON Robyn N. Lea ELBERT COUTEE Janice Coutee ALVIN B. COUVILLON Dr. Christine E. Angelloz JOHN COVELLO Yolanda Cirelli EDNA COX Randy & Jan Greer ERSIA LEE COX Linda R. Evans Opal E. Herzog KENNETH COX M&M Louie A. Pendergraft, Jr. THOMAS WILLIAM CRAIG Kelly & Kathy Guilliams WILLIE LOIS CROCKETT Prayer Plus Cl First West BETTY J. CROUCH Katherine, Bill, Ethan, Seth, & Family Employees of Sabine FCU Magnon Family Frances Wilson James Reynolds M&M Frank R. Crouch & Family M&M Ronald S. Ferguson Margaret Lamont Williams Vida Robertson Richard & Marian Anderson Kenneth W. Crouch Jack E. Lawton, Jr. Bill & Bettye Landry Mary Frances & Lawrence Trosclair THOMAS D. CRUMP, SR. Margaret Crump FREDDY M. CULVER Delma D. Culver BURGESS CUMPTON Ruby Ann Montgomery RENA CUTRER Wayne & Jackie M. Milton JACK DANIELS Kelly & Kathy Guilliams BOBBY DANTIN M&M T. E. Hodges ADAM E. DAVIS Evelyn H. Pringle M&M BENJAMIN DAVIS Stephen T. Jones BOBBY J. DAVIS Cooper Buick GMC BONNIE DAVIS W. Corbin & Alma Corbin CHARLES DAVIS JR. (SKEETER) Clarence & Inez Dykes DEBBIE DAVIS Rusty & Vera Barrow JANELLE DAVIS Kelly & Barbara McRight C.H. & MABLE DAY Robert H. Day WINIFRED & VIVIAN DAY Win & Beverly Day NEAL ALLEN DEFOREST, SR. Patricia F. Evans M&M Harold F. Naff Roy & Jeanette Witherington Patsy L. Fox Troy & Jackye Davis Cooper Buick GMC SIDNEY DELAFUENTE M&M Barney J. Sumrall VELMA DELANEY L. R. (Pop) & Sharon Hataway FRANK DELLABITTA Angelo & Glenda Fontanez FRED ALLEN DENNINGTON Jimmy & Patsy Starks GINA DERIS Teddy & Myrna Benson TONY DEVINCENT M&M James Kennedy, Sr. LOUISE K. DICK Sharon Oxford-Roach JEAN S. DIXON Margaret Roberson Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson Martha A. Lacy Joy McElroy Connie Carlisle Mrs. Doyle R. Hamilton M&M Johnny W. Glover John & Cyndy Perry Faith Cl Bill & Judy Edmondson Al & Felicia Hamby BILL DORRELL Jo Ann Whitley Richard & Sarah Fergus & Charlie & Kathy Gates RUTH DOSHER Tony & Reba White REVEREND CHARLES C. DUNCAN Jerrie & Dennis Choate NOBLE FRED DUNHAM Dr. Tyrone Tucker JOHNNYE DURR M&M Joe Newnam MONTINE DURRANCE Gene Woodard DONNA DYSON M&M Mack V. Martin KATHERINE EADES Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mauterer ROBERT T. EBERLE Anne R. Eberle CHRISTOPHER EDMISTON M&M Calvin A. Lemke ANDREW EGNEW, JR. Kay Fortenberry & Fay Core MARY JANE EILAND Jim & Dianne Brown Marilyn & Wayne Worsley VICTOR L. ELLZEY M&M Joe I. Kirk HARVEY HUGH EMERSON, JR. Susan & Don Emerson FRANCES EPPS Galvez Farms Homeowners Association Paul & Renee' Melancon & Family DELBERT (D. L.) ESTESS Pam & Tim Johnson INA PEARL FAIRCHILD Curtis & Betty Butler ALYSON FALCON Linda Dowies EDWARD J. FALGOUST, JR. Kenneth & Helen Bossaller CECIL FARIES Van Winn HARRIET BOYD FARMER Seymour Mincin, Jr. JAMES H. FARRIS, SR. FBC, Covington DR. MICHAEL D. FISHER Chaplain Jacob A. Shultz Fisher, USN Ret. ALICE FLANAGAN Alliance High School Alumni SHANNON E. FLENIKEN Dr. Roy & Mary Fleniken ADELLE FLENNIKEN Joyful Leaves Cl, Trinity BC DAVID & DOLLIE FLETCHER Pat Fletcher JAY E. FLYNN M&M Earl Hogan, Jr. J. PAUL FOLDS Halliburton Giving Choices THEDA ROSE FONTENOT Ouida Brevelle ROY FORE Teresa Bauman ALFRED RAY FOREST Lonnie & Sandy Reese Sunshine Ladies Cl-Pine Grove BC Elizabeth Pinckard Morgan Mid-State Supply Company Mike & Gail Brown M&M Franklin I. Close M&M Richard B. Swain Vera Frazier David & Christy Crutchfield COLBY FORTENBERRY Karen Macaluso ANDREW C. FOSTER DREW FOSTER RUTH A. FOSTER Mary C. Foster MARY RUSSELL FRANCIS Claire Foy Faith Keepers Cl TERRY GENE FRANKLIN Deltech Corporation John R. & Faye Franklin Fred & Diane Franklin JAMES RAY FRANKS, SR. Terry Fowler MEGAN FRANZEN FBC, Pearl River LOUISE JOSEPH (LJ) FREDERICK Financial Management Professionals John Hixson, Daniel Frick, Milton Hixson, Kevin Hixson, Les Hixson, Michael Carr, & Adam Todd MARGARET F. FRENCH David & Prudy Moreland KERRY JAMES FRIEDMAN Burton D. Weaver, Jr. ROBERT (JUNIOR) FRITH Transylvania BC, Transylvania DONNA FRIZZELLE Norman & Michelle Temple ARNOLD FROST FBC, Covington JEAN KING FROST Kaye Driggers MARION E. FULLER Halliburton Giving Choices EVERETT V. FUSSELL Ruby D. Fussell JOHN FUTCH Bob & Dottie Ferrington MARY LEIGH GALLASPY Jerrie Choate Andy Anderson Freddie S. Tourne' W. D. & Annette Watts Johnnie M. Stennett Jerrie & Dennis Choate GLAWSON GANTT Trey Allen RAY GARRARD Roy & Betty Fair Pat Shelton RAYMOND GATES Tom & Gayle Walpole, Sr. Clyde & Lois Kapp MARSHAL GAUTEAU Ascension BC, Gonzales MYRNA JEAN GEIGER Billy & Helen Geiger PAT BOLDEN GEIS Johnny & Rebecca Sanders Mike & Beverly Stone & Edna Douglas Derrel & Ginger Graham Earle & Jimmie Sherman Myrtle E. Allen Kelly & Kathy Guilliams JENNIE GIBBS M&M Herman Nash THOMAS J. GIBSON Galloway Family Ronnie & Sue Hill Gloria Grant Ann Jones DORA LEE EVANS GILBERT James M. Gilbert JOHN M. GINGLES, JR. & JOHN M. GINGLES, SR. Sarah G. Gingles ANDREW GLADNEY Patsy L. Fox LOUGENIA GLASS Mangham BC, Mangham ANNETTE PROCTOR GRAFTON Eloise Howard M&M Frank C. Taylor MYRNA J. GRAVES, RICKY GRAVES, & TERRY GRAVES M&M Roby Graves LES GRAY M&M Dan Stinson RANDY GRESHAM Barbara Edwards ANDY GRISHAM Billie Treece MARY LUCILLE RITCHIE GROS Sylvia Phillips Henry & Nada Adams Otis Feurtado Libby & Katie Walden Paula & Joel Picker Duane & Summer Arledge Roger & Janet Kooistra Eugene & Carolyn Galluscio Veratics, Inc. Cindy Aucoin Frances Stanga Carla Parr & Martha L. Rogers Daniel L. Johnson SALLIE GUELZOW Brenda & Keith Bonin GiGi Hamilton DR. DON GUICE Donna Guice LELAND GUIDRY Gary Guidry JOHNNY H. GUILLIAMS Elizabeth M. Swafford GUNNELS & HENG FAMILY Terry Groves JULIUS HAROLD GUNTER Denzel & Beverly Gunter KEN HAM Buck & Jane-Ellen Jones RYAN HAMMACK Drusilla Nolley Rabb Carol Hampson Dr. & Mrs. Eddie Hamby Ponder & Carol McInnis Jeannine & Craig Brooks LELA FAYE HAMMOND Village on the Bayou Cricket Porter Helping Hands Life Group, FBC WM BENNY HANNER FBC, Covington BENNY & HAZEL HANNER Elven & Lucy Dykes MARTHA HARDY Charlotte & Sue Dorroh QUINCY HARGIS FBC, Newellton Ken & Glenda Sullivan MARIE HARPER Truett & Jean Walsworth ETHEL C. HARRIS M&M Craig Cole Robert & Candy Carroll FBC, Olla MEARL RAE HARRIS Betty Reinhardt OSCAR E. HARVILLE, SR. Bernice M. Harville BILLIE JEAN HAVARD Bobby Caston MADELYN NEWMAN HAYNES Dallas Haynes Lenda Jo & Buddy Connell LAWRENCE MCRAE HAYNIE, JR M&M Mike McInteer SUSAN TATUM HAYS Gail Hanchey Bearden M&M J. D. HEAD Tommy & Sandy Head MARION HEAD Vernon & Barbara Flemister JAMES RUSSELL HEARN, SR. Sidney Lee & Joyce Payne MARGIE HEARN Louceal & Gene Simmons AL HEBERT Cooper Buick GMC LLOYD HEBERT, JR. James R. Clark REV. T. C. HEBERT Louie & Patricia Pendergraft NINA HELMS Carl & Louise Bradley NORMA COLVIN HENDRIX TODD HENDRIX Ralph J. Hendrix JIMMY HERRING Mike & Carol Costello LEONARD HERRING Baker & Jackie Boyd HAROLD LAWRENCE HICKEY Allen E. Berlin GENE HICKS M&M Joe Newnam JACKSON HILBURN Vernon & Barbara Flemister BOBBY HILL Betty Hill ARLENE HOHENSEE Jimmy & Kathy Hughes Barter Club BILL HOLCOMB Edleen G. Marczak LAVERN HOLIFIELD Viola Graham ANNIE RAE SMITH HOLLEY Bonita FBC ROWLAND & LUCILLE HOLLEY Ted & Liz Mims JACK HOLT Rose R. Girlinghouse JOSEPH NATHANIEL (TAN) HOOPER Terry Fowler TRUETT HOWZE Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Walker DAKOTTA HUCKABAY Jodie C. Hall RUTH HUDDLESTON Jodie Hall LOUISE HUDSON FBC, Pearl River VICKIE GRIFFIN HUE Rev. Chuck Chiasson JIM HUFF JR. Patsy E. Huff CHUCK HUGHES Betty Hill SHIRLEY HUMPHRIES Kenneth & Pam Mauterer MICHAEL R. HUNT Eloyce H. Davey DREW RODNEY HUTCHINS James & Renae Kelly DEREATHA ISTRE Loretta Sittig ANDREW JACKSON Tommy & Lily Jackson ELIZABETH M. JACOB Robert M. Jacob CINDY LORI MORGAN JAMES Terrell D. Fowler ANNIE JEFFERS Joyce Ramsdale RAY L. JENKINS Cooper Buick GMC RAY C. JENNINGS Marie B. Jennings TREY JORDAN JEWELL Willie & Dot Crain EMMA JOHNSON John & Wilma Wingo LUCY ZAHN JOHNSON Vestal Phelps FLOYD JONES Jimmy & Patsy Starks JAMES GRADY JONES Joy S. Jones NELSON JONES FBC, Covington NOAHLENE JONES Betty Roberson Webb & Family OLA MAE TILLMAN JONES Paul & Cheryl Kitchens WHITFIELD JONES Beverly & O.D. Vann St. Joseph BC Marsha & Larry Rogers MAELMA JOWERS Brian & Fran Parker C. B. JOYCE Rita Smith VIOLA JOYNER Everette Joyner RAY JUDKINS Voncele Judkins Hodges MARJORIE JUSTI Calvary BC, Slidell Naomi Bible Cl, Calvary NORMA ANN KAUFMAN Bill & Yvonne Hicks Janice Scott Johnny & Patsy McFerren M&M Tynes Hildebrand JEAN KELLEY L.J. & Tommie Rogers Laster THELMA (PUDDIN) KELLEY Kenny Dendy Tim, Terrill, Khaki, & Navy Coggins Sam & Verda O'Bannon BETH KILMAN W. E. Kilman, Jr. WILMA BRISTER RAY KILPATRICK Geraldine Hand & Betty Cox Jim & Marjo Stephens Jack & Carol Hodges BEVERLY JANE KING Allan & Linda Ramsey HOWARD L. KING, JR. Bill & Gail King P. K. KIRK E. A. Presley MARIAN KLEPZIG Ricky & Becky Mestayer GUSSIE LACHNEY Shirley M. Jones GENEVIEVE LAGROVE Bobbie G. Ross JOE LAMBERT Marcus & Sue Paul PAUL LAMBERT M&M Robert E. Jenkins PAULINE WALE LANGSTON Howard & Donzal Langston KATHERINE LAUNIUS Penny DiRago TESS LAVIGNE Dianne & John Wilson, III BILLY LEE Babs Hagar MARGIE T. LEE E. A. Presley RANDY LEMMOND Carol Lemmond BEVERLY LEYSER Ralph & Janice Holden IMOGENE LIPSEY John & Maureen Plunkett JACK & MABEL LITTELL Jackie Littell Bourgeois MARIE LIVELY Marlene Medlen Zengel Ponder & Carol McInnis URDELL LONG Terry Fowler ESTHER LOWERY Jimmy & Patsy Starks FRANCES COVINGTON LOYD Nell P. Jarrell Rose T. Hood & Family PATRICK LUKE Betty Verzwyvelt Calvary BC, Slidell BEN LUMINO Murphy Martin & Ruth Martin OREATHA LUTTRELL Mrs. Gene Muckleroy O'NEAL BAKER LYNCH Bill Jarman RUBY LYON Bobbye Keyes CHERIE MAHAFFEY FBC, Houma ROBBIE LEE MANUEL Sam & Mary Barbery JAMES M. MAPLES, SR. M&M Randall M. Ponder DORA MARCIANTE Otis & Vickie Purvis ORLENE T. MARTIN Edna & Bobby Barlow VIRGINIA SLAUGHTER MARTIN Susan Martin Potter GLENN MORGAN MASON M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. BRENT MATT Baker & Jackie Boyd JOHN VIRGIL MATTHEWS, SR. FBC, Springfield TRAVIS (BO) MAXWELL Mary A. Harville LOUANNE MAY Mike & Carol Costello MRS. DONNIE MCALLEN Bob & Doris Meredith W.E. Hayes Family BILLIE MCCAIN Dr. & Mrs. Tony Lee DOLPH HORTON MCCLEISH Betty & Art Franklin J. W. MCCOY M&M Bobby Outlaw JOHNNIE MCDANIEL Curt, Sharon, & Destiny Martin LADEAN MCDANIEL Lily & Bobby Jr. Black BOBBIE FLETCHER MCGAHA Pat Fletcher R. D. (SONNY) MCKENZIE, JR. Melody & Steve Jones & Family Bebe Austin MacDonald R. B. MCNEER Donald D. Turner AUDREY MCVAY M&M Kenneth Boothe DANA MILLER Clarence & Inez Dykes JOY ARNOLD MILLER M&M Bill Miller VERNICE MIMS Ted & Liz Mims FRANCES C. MODISETTE Adult 1, FBC J. B. MONTGOMERY M&M John Hoychick, Jr. M&M H. L. MOORE Merle S. Schukoske JASON MOORE Mike & Jodi Manuel JAMES O. MORGAN Curt, Sharon, & Destiny Martin DR. THOMAS MORGAN Redina Blanchard Ben & Anita Welch EDGAR ANDREW MORRIS Lewis & Wanda Hall Bill & Bettye Landry DOROTHY MOUSER Darrell & Kathy Duke HA DONG MURDOCK M&M C. B. Simmons CHARLENE MURPHY Bobby L. Murphy, Sr. LOUIE MYERS Rean & Dean Simpson LOVIE MYERS Tim, Terrill, Khaki, & Navy Coggins Sam & Verda O'Bannon Friendship Cl, FBC Bernice Kenny Dendy Bob & Maxine Pender BAY NAYLOR M&M Vernon Flemister ROSALIE NEAL Frances Neal-Chandler Mark & Rita Maxwell FRED NEELY Mrs. Doyle R. Hamilton JAMES DAVID NELSON M&M Michael Nelson LOIS NESSMITH Denzel & Beverly Gunter STEVEN NETHERLAND M&M Paul Frederic, Sr. JIMMY NUGENT M&M Richard B. Swain HARVEY OGDEN FBC, Newellton JIM OLIVE Frank & Nettie Priest TOMMY (PUGGY) OLSEN Bootsy & Francis Hutchinson JOHN EDWIN OWENS M&M W. D. Head JIM PARKIN FBC, Covington H. D. PATRICK Joyce Patrick WILLIAM & FERREL PAYNE James & Mary Beth Massingill PELLEGAL FAMILY Frances Ahysen CHARLES (PETE) PETERSON Mike & JoAnn Bearden CASCIEL PEVY Gail Hanchey Bearden GLADYS LEWIS PEYTON Doris & Leslie Creel ESTELLE PHILLIPS Jerry & Pat Hawkins LOUIS PILCHER Nellie Cook JOE PILGREEN Fred & Diane Franklin Sam & Verda O'Bannon ROBERT FRANKLIN PIRTLE Daniel J. Lindow Lucy & Bob Ponton & Frank Bates LUCILLE PLEDGER Jim & Nancy Pledger BILLY POISSO M&M Mack V. Martin JOSEPH (WHIT) PORTER J. W. Porter & Associates M&M WAYMON POST Debra J. Pendleton BERT POWERS Charles H. Crawford RUSTY PRICE Raymond L. Clark MARGIE PROTHRO Dale-Roe Garcie JAY PUCKETT Robert & Candy Carroll FBC, Olla LOUISE PUGH Bruce Slack NEWELL & GLADYS PUGH Briscoe & Tommye Price DEBORAH PUNDT Tim & Amy Cain PEGGY O'NEIL PUTMAN Venice Putman RAMONA QUIRK Terrell D. Fowler DONNA RADAU HERMAN RADAU Juanice Radau JULIUS RALEY Nina Raley LANELLE RAMBIN M&M E. D. Garris ERNEST RAMBO, JR. Lincecum BC, Pollock JOANN HAYNES RAND Aquatic Solutions DONNA RANDALL Charles & Nelda Lasiter FLORENCE RAST Linda Dowies BO RATCLIFF Jimmy & Patsy Starks Sharon & Billy Maples CHARLIE & MARGIE RAY Sandra DeLafield CODIE LOVING RAY Derris & Kirsten Ray WILLIE FAY REBER Edward J. Reber THOMAS REED M&M James Kennedy, Sr. REV. WOODROW REEDER, JR. Katie Cheshier Lane & Amy Coleman Mike & Kimberly Martien DONNIS REICHARDT Buddy & Paige Williams PAULINE MCLARRIN REID Mike & Carol Costello DORIS REMONT FBC, Covington FLOYE REPPOND Stinson Family LONNIE (PETE) RICHARDSON Ethelene Harris PAULINE FAYE OTT RIFKIND Catherine Edmonston DICK RILEY Linda Dowies REV. DON ROBERTS Dondra, Billy, & Sarah Fuller JACK ROBERTS Viola Graham MEMORY ROBERTS Central BC, Wisner MAYOR BILL ROBERTSON Carl & Diane Thompson ERNEST ROBINSON Mary R. Jones RICKY ROBINSON Kelly & Kathy Guilliams ALVIN F. ROGERS Wanda R. Yates, Rhonda Y. McKinney, & Richard Yates CLIFF ROGERS V.J. ROGERS Edna Rogers SAM RUBIN, JR. Mrs. Doyle R. Hamilton Cooper Buick GMC HELEN RUSHING Jerry L. Ball SETH RANDALL RUSHING Buddy & Frances Robinson M&M Lorris W. Bogan Richie & Kim McCarthy M&M William P. Anderson Kevin Harris & Casey PardueHarris Darryl, Cindy Pardue, Cody Pardue, & Casey & Kevin Harris LAUREN RAYE DAVIS RUTLEDGE Tony & Brenda Davis KATHYE ADAMS RYAN Debbie Cook M&M Howard Bynum SUZY RYAN Sandy & Boyd Parker LANCE R. SALAS RAYMOND R. SALAS Richard Salas HENRY SALLIS Mayme Strange Hugh Bennett, Jr. ERA SANDERLIN Mary S. Robinson ADAM SATOR Sandy & Boyd Parker H. L. SAWYER Anita & Alan Abbott CRIT LOREY SCHROEDER Kenneth & Helen Bossaller ELSIE SCOGIN Mangham BC, Mangham SARAH SPENCER SCURRIA Frank & Flora Hover LESTER DAVID SEGELHORST Adult 4 Ladies Cl ALLIE SELLERS Richard & Paula Hamilton FAYE SHAW M&M Paul E. Kitchens Randy & Raynette Dollar M&M L. N. SHAW Norma Shaw Ware MARY R. SHEPHERD M&M Fred Frantom JAMES A. SHINABERY, JR. Rena Shinabery KERMIT SIMMONS Pattie Wilson MARY JO SHAVER SIMMONS Freddie & Donna Jones AUDIE SIMONS Martha Jordan ANNIE SOLOMON SINCLAIR Joe & Carolyn Carroll Johnny & Patsy McFerren Tommy & Lily Jackson Stewart & Linda Bashner; Rob & Dianne Newcomer; & Jim & Paula Burgess Edna Clark Bairnsfather Mike & Brenda Tolar JANE SINGLETARY Bobby Singletary HOWARD SIRMONS Walter & Gayle Craig ALLIYAH RENAE SMITH Sylvia Williams BARRY SMITH Bob & Gwendolyn Loe DONALD WAYNE SMITH Janet Moss Pioneer Comfort Systems GRANT R. SMITH, JR. Curt, Sharon, & Destiny Martin J.R. (BUTCH) SMITH Avis Blair Kenneth & Debbie White JAMES (JIM) SMITH Terry & Kim Gardner Willie & Ann Chevalier KATHRYN SMITH Marilyn & Benson Scott LANNIE RUTH SMITH Brenda Giddens LORNA SMITH Curt, Sharon, & Destiny Martin ROBERT L. SMITH III M&M Raymond Boswell ROBERT T. (BOB) SMITH Ethel Smith WAYNE SMITH Wayne & Wanda Waller WILFORD M. SMITH, NADINE F. SMITH, JAY E. SMITH Betty S. Marx WILLIAM P. (BILL) SMITH Jeri Smith JUDY SNOOK Mission Point BC, Stonewall BOYD (B. L.) SPILLERS Dorothy Spillers M&M R. C. SPIVEY Perry L. Spivey WILLIAM & VEDORA SPIVEY D. D. & Lois Spivey KEN SPROUSE Angie Cason BILL STEINKAMP Roxie BC MARTHA CAROLYN UPSHAW STINSON M&M Gareld E. DeWitt, Jr. John & Heather Hemphill Patrick L. Spencer Diane Stewart Mary Crandall Agape Cl., FBC, WM M&M Thomas G. Zentner, Jr. Tom Hutson Family David & Cheryl Milam Ron & Gin Shemwell Brenda & Keith Bonin Johnnie V. Queen M&M Michael Colvin M&M R. L. Hargrove, Jr. Fred & Yvette Frantom Mary Jo O'Quin Todd & Kandy Little M&M Hilton Russell Marilyn & Benson Scott PEGGY STONE Dennis & Georgia Ransone David W. Nugent J.R. & Mary George Nugent Carl Nugent Latanache BC, Batchelor HUBERT E. (BUD) STORER Sandy & Boyd Parker DONALD STOVALL Gladys Stovall HOWARD & OMEGA STRAHAN Mrs. Omega Strahan Leslie TRUDIE STROUD Alliance High School Alumni BOB STROZIER Freda C. Williams TAMRA STURDIVANT Fred & Diane Franklin ERWIN JR. & DEBBIE M&M Erwin P. Sutton, Sr. BENNY DALE SWOR, SR. Deacon Body at First Baptist Church of Pollock DR. F. JAY TAYLOR Lou K. Taylor OINE TAYLOR Dovie Moore Tarver JUDY GLASS TEASTER Rean & Dean Simpson Sissy Hammack ZEKE TETTLETON L.J. & Tommie Rogers Laster Brian & Vickie Booth Bob & Dottie Ferrington Joyce & Ted Knowles James & Laura Malone B. B. Hampton FRANK THAXTON, JR. Sandy & Boyd Parker M&M O. H. THIGPEN Onie D. Thigpen BROCKY THOMAS Nancy Corkern JIM & HELEN THOMAS Mary Poplawski DELMAR THOMPSON M&M Robert Garland & Family Kelly & Kathy Guilliams JOSEPH THOMPSON Harmony Cl SUE & GEORGE TIDWELL Terri Creswell WILFRED TONG Ken & Glenda Sullivan MELBA LOUISE (BOONIE) TRAHAN John Hixson, Daniel Frick, Milton Hixson, Kevin Hixson, Les Hixson, Adam Todd & Michael Carr ALLEN TRAHERN Central BC, Wisner REV. JAYNE TRAMMELL-KELLY M&M Mack V. Martin CHRIS TUCKER Ernest Nyegaard, Lucas & Joshua Nyegaard & Family CHARLES TURNAGE Chester Turnage Family BILLY REX TUTOR Terri & Corbin Turpin LUCY RUTH HARDIN TYNES John & Brenda Parsons Dr. & Mrs. Eddie Hamby MABEL UPCHURCH Linda Owens LEIGH VAN HOOSE, JR. Wanda Sue Van Hoose KATHERINE VENTURA Roxie Koonce MARTHA FAYE NUNEZ VINCENT John Hixson, Daniel Frick, Milton Hixson, Kevin Hixson, Les Hixson, Adam Todd & Michael Carr M&M DREW S. VOLENTINE Susan & Don Emerson M&M JIM WAGNON M&M Calvin A. Lemke KEN WAID Vikki & Tommy Haring LUCILLE WALDROUP David Waldroup BOBBY WALKER Buster & Brenda Gibson MILDRED FAY WALKER Bobbie G. Ross PEARL ETHEL WALKER A.B. & Mary Swayze JANIE HOWELL WALL Ronnie & Carol Depew M&M S. L. WARE TED T. WARE Norma Shaw Ware BEN WARREN Norman Warren MARGIE WATKINS John W. Bates Lisa Bannister David & Pat Neal JACQUELINE M. WATSON Dorothy J. Edwards TERRY WATSON Alan & Patricia Thompson MONETT WATTS Alan Watts PATRICK WATTS Sally M. Watts VIVIAN & JOHNEY WAX Eddie & Karen Schmitt MARJORIE WEBB Pat Morse Margot Martin TAYLOR WEBB Sandy & Boyd Parker BOB WEBER Pauline T. Daugherty JERRY WELLS Wayne & Wanda Waller HELEN & J.E. WESLEY M&M Robert T. Campbell JAMES WESTFALL Bob, Gwen, & Stephanie Lee REGINA WHEELER Francine LaMothe HERSHEL WHITE Bob & Mary Nelson ROYCE HARLAN WHITTINGTON Norma Beyl Whittington CHIEF EDWIN WHITTLE Tommy & Betty Hollingsworth JOHN STEVEN WHITTON Judy & Jerry Whitton JEWELL WILCOCKSON Cooper Buick GMC MISSY WILD Jeff & Debby Smith BURNADINE WILLIAMS Brenda Giddens CLARKE & MARY KATHRYN WILLIAMS Annette Carroll DOROTHY HELEN ALLEN WILLIAMS Bob Pettitt Sr. HUDSON MATTHEW WILLIAMS David & Vivian Landry BETTY WILSON Marilyn Cornette REV. HARRY WILSON Bert & Paula Kelly JUDGE WOODROW WILSON Patsy L. Fox Bobbie F. Poole MINNIE SIMPSON WINGO Mike & Carol Costello GEORGE (BUSTER) WOMACK M. H. (Bud) Randall Russell & Sharon Wright Myrtle Ann Collins TOMMY JOE WOODARD Susann & Dub Boyter M&M Robert Garland & Family Peyton & Christine Bogan BILL WOODS Jerrie & Dennis Choate (WOODY) WOODSON Van Winn GLENDELL JOSEPH (WOODY) WOODSON Mr. & Mrs. Don & (Nan) Stoddard RED & HAZEL WRIGHT Dr. & Mrs. R. D. Jackson, Jr. CHARLOTTE YANDELL Scotty & Nancy Winegeart Michael & Kelly Mingoia Keith & Jessica Zappa Ludren & Mary Reed SHELBY & EUGENIA YOUNG Joye Lynn Young CHARLES YOUNGBLOOD MARIE YOUNGBLOOD Sammie Faye, Christie Dolores, & Tom Blankenship Honors: 7/19/13-9/3/13 Honor gifts are received by the ChildrenвЂ™s Home in thoughtful tribute to honor a relative, friend or loved one. Names of honored persons are printed in all caps followed by the names of those making gifts to the Home in their honor. JOHN RAY & JUANITA (NITA) ST. ANDRIA Harry & Dorothy Trainer TERRY BOOTH Charles B. Kelly & Paula LAURA & SEAN BRISCOE Robert O. Wascom ANNA BROADWAY Viola Simoneaux CHARLES ELLIS BROWN Minette & Al Poole CLAIRE BROWN Virginia R. Houston NANCY CALHOUN Sara Parnell ANITA CLARK Margie Dupree REV. BILL & SONDRA CRIDER Kathlean Cathey GENE & JOYCE DUPREE Kevin & Jesi Fuller LBCH EMPLOYEES Jo Ellen Gaston Cross MATT & JANA ENDRIS Michael & Debra Boone DR. & MRS. W. T. FERGUSON M&M R. L. Hargrove, Jr. PATRICIA FLEMING Arnold R. McKenzie MARY ALICE FOLDS Halliburton Giving Choices M&M BYRON FOURNET Joni Bienvenu & Betty Borel RUTH FULLER Halliburton Giving Choices CHERYL GARRETT James & Elizabeth Jones WILLIAM E. HARRIS M&M Craig Cole O. DELTON HARRISON M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. BETTY CARLISLE HAYNIE M&M Mike McInteer DIANA L. HEFNER Mavis J. Lowery LOUISE HENNEN Dennis Hennen BILLIE HINDSMAN D&M Dean Stockstill ELOISE HOWARD Linda H. Senter MARTHA JAMES Hazel Jean Lyons MRS. MEYER KAPLAN M&M Lamar Tarver L. EARLO LABAUVE, SR. Curt, Sharon, & Destiny Martin DR. & MRS. RICHARD LANDRY Dr. Erwin Engert, Jr. AVERY MARSALIS Rodger & Donna Bryan MADDOX MARSALIS Rodger & Donna Bryan M&M BOB MAYO M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. CECIL MCCLELLAND Ernie Duplechin CAROLYN & BILL MCGRAW Carolyn Robbins IRENE MORRIS Curtis, Sharon, & Destiny Martin NEITA D. NATTIN June Applewhite REV. & MRS. WALLACE PALMER Lena McRae Wheelock BETTY JEAN PEAVEY M&M Willie E. Peavey SARAH PERSON M&M James S. Carroll NOAH BELTZ PICKETT Beverly Beltz BEVERLY RADAU Juanice Radau DIMPLES REMEDIES Helen Tippy M&M RALPH RICHARDSON M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. CAROL ROBINSON Monte Robinson DUTCH RUSSELL Rodger & Donna Bryan JERRY & SHIRLEY SALLEY FBC, Many M&M LANE SARTOR M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. DOYLE (POPCORN) & EVELYN SCAIFE FBC, Many SICU WARD (NURSES & DOCTORS) OUR LADY OF THE LAKE HOSP. Jerry Foster DONNA SIMONEAUX Gladys Stovall M&M SHELBY SMITH M&M Dayton H. Waller, Jr. M&M FRANK SNYDER M&M Kelly McRight SUE STOGNER Carrie R. Stogner MAJOR (RETIRED) & MRS. GEORGE THOMPSON Lena McRae Wheelock ANNETTE TUCKER Kay Fortenberry & Fay Core KEN & DIANE WAGLEY Deborah Wagley WALLER FAMILY Susan Bush MRS. RAY W.WEIL M&M Camile P. Gaspard PAPA WELCH Tara Bourgeois ROSE WEST Jo Ann Thompson ESTHER & LEON WHITE Harriett Dietz KENNY WHITE & TOMMY HANKINS Sandra B. Lawhon PAUL WILKINS Enclosed is $ ________________, a gift in honor or memory of: (circle one) __________________________________________________________________________________________ Please notify ____________________________________________________________________________ (Honoree/relative) __________________________________________________________________________________________ (Address) __________________________________________________________________________________________ (City) (State) (Zip) Given by __________________________________________________________________ (DonorвЂ™s name) __________________________________________________________________________________________ (Address) __________________________________________________________________________________________ (City) (State) Credit Card Number and Type: Visa MC AmX Discover (Zip) (Email) Expiration Date:___________ Code:______ Cardholder Signature:________________________________________________________ Louisiana Baptist ChildrenвЂ™s Home P.O. Box 4196 Monroe, Louisiana 71211 318/343-2244 HomeNews Louisiana Baptist ChildrenвЂ™s Home & Family Ministries September/October 2013 127 the CONFERENCE Foster Care & Adoption Ministries вЂњReligion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans... in their distress...вЂќ James 1:27 Louisiana Baptist children s Home & Family Ministries presents: A Conference for Christian families and churches interested in foster care & adoption ministry Saturday, November 16, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (check-in begins at 8:00 a.m.) Calvary Baptist Church 5011 Jackson St., Alexandria, Louisiana Who Should Attend? вЂў Current Foster & Adoptive Parents (4 training hours offered) вЂў Families Interested in Foster Care & Adoption вЂў Pastors, Ministry Leaders and Anyone Interested in Foster Care & Adoption Ministry Conference is Free - Registration is Required - Lunch On Your Own Register Online at www.lbch.org or contact Beth Green at 318.343.2244 or [email protected] Childcare provided (Ages 0-12): Childcare registration required, space limited, deadline Nov. 1! Please provide a sack lunch for children in childcare. Sponsored by: