By Brian Blackwell, Baptist Message staff writer PELICAN POINT, Bahamas (LBM) – Louisiana Baptist, community leaders, and Bahamian officials were among those who gathered at St. Matthew Baptist Church July 24 to re-dedicate facilities leveled by Hurricane Dorian in 2019. Louisiana Baptist Missions and Ministry Team Director John Hebert, Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief Strategist Stan Statham and Louisiana Baptist DR Volunteer Reggy Saxon were among more than 220 guests, leaders and officials that gathered inside the 4,655-sq.-ft. multi-purpose facility to celebrate the completion of three years of work. The building features a new worship center, covered driveway, restrooms, library, pastor's office and choir room. During the dedication, church leaders thanked Louisiana Baptists for the prayers, financial support and the numerous volunteers who steadfastly labored despite facing multiple hurricanes, severe floodiing, and ice storms themselves. The church also recognized the efforts of Gibbie McMillan. former Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief strategist who was instrumental in organizing the rebuild. McMillan passed away in August 2021 due to complications from COVID-19. “The rebuilding of the church is a perfect … [Read more...]
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