Random flowers on a vacant lot give a sobering reminder that a family home once thrived here. The bulbs have apparently sat dormant for the past six years, surviving the salt water of Katrina and the demolition bulldozers that cleared the site of debris. Now waking from their slumber the lilies stand alone among weeds. I plan to dig them up and transplant them into pots where the bulbs can multiply, bringing life and hope to a new home.
We have seen great progress on the bunk house in the last couple of weeks. They have begun setting the pilings for the wrap-around porch this morning. Please…
On August 29, 2005 Hurricane Katrina slammed into the gulf coast leaving nothing but devastation in her wake. The Lakeshore Baptist Church buildings, situated about 1 mile from…
I can’t get Lee Dorsey’s rendition of “Rain Rain Go away come back some other day” out of my head. God, in his providence, sent heavy rain again…
Last week, Reformed Baptists from across the country converged on Lakeshore for an intense time of mercy ministry, fellowship, construction, evangelism, and encouragement. I can’t thank them enough…