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An Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief team member prepares food at Bayou Vista Baptist Church in Morgan City. Brian Blackwell photo

Fuller, Oklahoma team makes return to Louisiana for disaster relief

September 10, 2021

By Message staff

BAYOU VISTA, La. (LBM) — A year ago, Dan Fuller was in Lake Charles alongside fellow Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief team members for eight weeks as they helped feed thousands of those impacted by Hurricane Laura.

Now, Fuller and his team once again have returned to Louisiana, manning a feeding unit at Bayou Vista Baptist Church where they will feed thousands in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes, 40 miles to the east.

Fuller, who serves as incident commander center director, said they expect to be at Bayou Vista Baptist for at least eight weeks as they minister to residents and businesses facing the long road to recovery in those two parishes.

Fuller asked Louisiana Baptists to keep his team members in their daily prayers as they continue their ministry work.

“We’d like your prayer for safety and good weather and good health as we work here,” he said.

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