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During the recent meeting of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home, trustees learned that Faith Cottage will receive new flooring, an updated kitchen and the elimination of paneling inside the home. Once complete, all eight of its cottages, which serve as a home for five to seven children and two houseparents, will have received renovations. Shown in this photo is an October re-dedication ceremony that was held for Hope Cottage. The home built in the 1970s was renovated with new flooring, updated kitchen and elimination of paneling inside the home. A nearby apartment for cottage parents also was updated. Those photographed at the ribbon cutting were, from left, Perry Hancock, Children’s Home pre Bobby G. and Sandra McCullin (donors), and William L. Smith, chairman of the LBCH board of trustees.

LBCH trustees updated on foster care ministry, construction projects

May 29, 2015

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