Friends,
While I was in the middle of the Ranger of the Year testing, I received a call from Alton Foster our district training coordinator. Alton gave a good report on his heart surgery - they placed a stint in one artery. He sounded strong on the phone and thanked all those who were praying for him. Keep Alton and Nelson Jones in your prayers. Nelson had a 45% blockage in one of his arteries, but it will be treated with medicine.
Well, I am putting last minute preps on my sermon for tonight's GMA at Rocky Branch where we will be honoring Chris Verett. I will place some photos on the blog soon after I get back.
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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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