Monthly Archives: September 2007

Mark Sorenson of FUMC showing his knife talents.

My dad, a.k.a–"Affidavit Face", is in the recent Texas Monthly, showing up on the list of Super Lawyers 2007.  Here is the listing in the magazine, stating what everyone has known for 40 years!  He has always been the best … Continue reading →

The local paper had two (at least) FBC members in it over the weekend.  On Saturday, the home of Brian and Jenny Flournoy was featured here.  Its a beautiful home and they are always willing to open it for others … Continue reading →

FBCS observes International Day of Peace–Cool Idea Click here to see the pinwheels: The Shreveport Times Technorati Tags: International Day of Peace Powered by ScribeFire.

Jena, LA is not the easiest city in the world to get to, with it not having an airport or any major city close enough to get to under an hour and half or so.  So its quite a statement … Continue reading →

I stopped by Cush’s Grocery in Shreveport today on my way backfrom a funeral. They have a great veg poboy and cupcakes made famous by Katie Holmes while she lived here when hubbie Tom Cruise was filming in town.

The house we (First Baptist, Shreveport, LA) are building in the blitz of houses this week in Allendale actually was started on Saturday, as we had lots of volunteers who framed it for today’s work.  It is quite a sight … Continue reading →

The religious airwaves are loaded with the teaching of prosperity–that God wants us to be healthy and wealthy.  Michael Murdock can help you get there by sending in a seed gift to him of–usually–$1000 but God sometimes tells him other … Continue reading →

Some of what I did over the weekend: Saturday morning, my kids registered to participate in the Susan Komen Race for the Cure.  Jack and I walked the 5k and enjoyed the cooler weather while Jinny and ML did the … Continue reading →

Ferris is coming to town to make new movie “Wonderful World” in October.  I hope to see him at Target.  Ever since seeing the movie, he has been a hero of mine.  The funny thing is that my kids recently … Continue reading →