Well, it looks like blogging is the thing now; so I guess I will be posting updates to this blog each week or so.
I want to make an easy way for our Ranger leaders to be able to keep track of updates and recent activities on the Louisiana district Ranger scene.
In the process of getting ready for Ranger of the Year, I found out today that Bro. Alton Foster, our district training coordinator, just had a mild heart attack while taking a pre-op test for a scheduled shoulder surgery. Let's keep Alton in our prayers. He was planning on being our coordinator for the Ranger of the Year this weekend so we will have to re-group.
I will update this blog site with some ROY photos early next week.
What's new and current in the ministry to give purpose, direction, and values to boys in Louisiana. We are the primere ministry to evangelize, equip, and empower boys and young men for Christ.
About Me
- LARR
- A native of Virginia, I left home for Bible College in Florida, went on to Georgia to work on my Masters of Religious Education. I came to Louisiana to attend New Orleans Baptist Seminary to earn my Educational Sepcialist and work towards my Doctorate of Education. After finishing my seminar work, I served as Christian Education director at West Monroe First Assembly for two years before becoming pastor of Central Assembly of God in Baton Rouge. After pastoring almost 14 years, I was selected to be the district commander for Louisiana Royal Rangers where I have served for 23 years. This year is my 43rd year serving as a Royal Ranger leader. My first position was as a Buckaroo Commander at First Assembly of God while I was still in Bible College in Florida. After that I became the Trailblazer commander at a new home missions church in Atlanta Georgia. After coming to Louisiana, I became district training coordinator for 16 years while I was at West Monroe and while I pastored in Baton Rouge. During that time I was regional training coordinator for several years before becoming district commander. It is a joy to serve the Lord via Rangers.
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