Good Shepherd Baptist Church

Located in the heart of Baton Rouge, LA, the Church of Life Fellowship stands as a beacon of spiritual guidance and community support. Nestled among the vibrant cityscape, this place of worship offers a serene sanctuary for individuals seeking solace and connection. With its welcoming doors open to all, the church invites visitors to explore its rich history and engage in uplifting services that cater to diverse spiritual needs. Steeped in tradition yet embracing modernity, the Church of Life Fellowship boasts a blend of architectural elegance and warm hospitality. From the peaceful ambiance of its prayer rooms to the lively gatherings of its congregation, every corner resonates with a sense of unity and faith. Whether attending a Sunday sermon or participating in a community event, guests are sure to find inspiration and camaraderie within the walls of this cherished spiritual haven. Generated using this place's available information

Historial Statement: New Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church was organized in 1909 under theleadership of Reverend Samuel Williams, who at that time, was the Pastor of Mount Moriah Baptist Church located on Old Hammond Highway. The Church that is now known as New Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church was originally named Mount Moriah Number Two primarily because about fifty members from the first Mount Moriah moved to the city because of inadequate transportation for getting to and from the original church. These members than organized and held church services in a hall located on Knox Street. In 1912 a lot was purchased for the sum of four-hundred-fifty ($450.00 ) dollars, and a framed building was constructed. The newly constructed building was given the name New Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church. In 1922 death took the beloved Reverend Samuel Williams. He was succeeded by Reverend Isaac J. Anderson. Under his administration the membership built a larger structure of stone. Reverend Anderson died in 1939 and was succeeded by Reverend Daniel Smith.. Under his leadership, the members expanded the rear of the church to include a kitchen, a dining area and two choir stands. As the Pastor, he served faithfully until his death in 1942. In 1942 Reverend Louis Brown was called to the pastorate of this great church where he served faithfully until his death in 1951. He had the sanctuary floored and hardwood and a new piano. The Reverend Edward W. Brown's services were secured in 1951. Under his leadership an organ, pews and song books were purchased. It was under his leadership that interior renovations were made and the building fund for this new church began. He also had a salary initiated for the Pastor, and many intrinsic values were derived. Reverend Brown resigned in 1958 to accept the pastorate of Antioch in Beaumont, Texas. The Reverend Joseph R. Williams, endowed with a rich background and outstanding leadership ability was called to the pastorate of New Sunlight Under Reverend Williams' leadership the current edifice was constructed in 1970. Interior renovations were made to add classrooms and the enlargement of the fellowship hall in 1993. Land was purchased to expand the parking lot and several auxiliary programs were formed. These include the Lena S. Johnson Scholarship Fund, organized in 1969. The Male Chorus was formed in 1990 and the Mass Choir organized in 1992. Family and Friends Day was started in 1992 and the Summer Enrichment Program in 1993. The After School Tutorial Program was started in 1995 and the New Sunlight Newsletter was established in 1997. Reverend Williams, having served New Sunlight faithfully for forty-two years died in June 2000. The Reverend Dale W. Flowers followed in the footsteps of Reverend Williams in September of 2000. Under Reverend Flowers' leadership additional land with a building was purchased for a Daycare Center and additional parking. A new electric piano was purchased and carpet replaced in the sanctuary. The Pastor's study was enlarged and the church obtained its 501 non-profit status. A breakfast program was started for the homeless. Reverend Flowers presented a ten-year vision plan for the church entitled Vision 2011 2011 and a Web Page was constructed. An additional worship service was added in September of 2006 and various ministries have been added to meet the needs of the members of New Sunlight and the community at large. New Sunlight has a rich history and as we continue to strive for excellence we are excited about the wonderful work God will perform through us in the future.

Greater New Galilee Baptist Church Inc is located at 9185 Wilbur St in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and serves as a key member of the religious community in East Baton Rouge County. This organization is dedicated to providing spiritual guidance and fostering a sense of fellowship among its congregation. As an established church, Greater New Galilee actively engages in community-oriented activities and outreach programs. It operates within the larger network of religious organizations in the Baton Rouge area, contributing to the diverse tapestry of local faith-based initiatives. Generated from the website