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Gulf Coast Baptist Church Pastor Shane Terrebonne was ministered to members of the Golden Meadow community since Hurricane Ida made landfall. Screenshot

Gift of ice affirms pastor’s praying, believing

September 16, 2021

By Baptist Message staff

GOLDEN MEADOW, La. (LBM) – Ice was no where to be found in Golden Meadow, Sept. 1, three days after Hurricane Ida. So, Pastor Shane Terrebonne lifted a request to God, believing.

Moments later, just as he said “amen,” a truck arrived at Gulf Coast Baptist Church with two bags of ice. He had not met the driver before and has not seen him since, causing Terrebonne to describe the incident was an example of God’s faithfulness.

“God is on time, every time when you need Him,” Terrebonne said. “And He answers prayer.”

Terrebonne added his thanks for the ongoing prayers from churches and their encouragement to his congregation as they continue to minister to the community.

“God uses his people to show love to those who need it,” he said. “If it wasn’t for the prayers and support from other churches, we would have a more difficult time doing ministry.”

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