Month: October 2005

I preached Psalm 46 today. Although the building we used to call our “church sanctuary” lies in ruins, we know that God, our sanctuary, our strong shelter, our…

My friends from Grace Bible Church have launched a new web site, rebuildlakeshore.com. Check it out. Speaking of new web sites, Stand to Reason just revamped their online…

When I dove into the blogosphere back in January I said, I doubt I’ll make much of a splash, but want to use this site to record some…

For more great pictures, see Stephen Ake’s Hurricane Katrina photo gallery. Our greatest need right now is to keep the water and ice flowing. With people still sleeping…

This past Sunday, October 16, we began worshiping in our newly erected quonset hut. I gave a brief summery of our building plans in a previous post, A…

Like many houses and camps near the gulf, Vic’s house sat atop 14 foot stilts. About a half mile from the beach, in the picture, Lynn, Vic, and…

For the first five weeks after the storm Lakeshore Baptist Church held Sunday worship services on the rough cement slab where our church building used to sit. We…

Lakeshore Baptist Church began in 1911 in the home of R. C. Crysell. Shortly after erecting a church building a hurricane pounded our community leaving the structure in…

If you followed my blog before the storm, you might recall a couple of controversial entries concerning “Johnny Hunt on Election” and a follow up entitled “Johnny Hunt,…

Help has flooded in from all directions. Last week we had two church teams from Georgia, one from Texas, and another from Kansas. Later I will try to…