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Congressional Record – Ms. LANDRIEU. Mr. President, I come to the floor today to pay tribute to a great American who we lost earlier this month.
Millard Fuller, the founder and former president of Habitat for Humanity, was a personal friend to me and many Members of Congress. Many of us worked closely with Millard Fuller, particularly in the last 15 years of his extraordinary leadership. Read the full story »
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Covenant Partners gathered for two days of workshops and information sharing. In between general sessions there were workshops covering topics ranging from Disaster Preparedness to green building initiatives.
The conference concluded with a tour of the …
January 18, 2010 – The Fuller Center for Housing is accepting donations for long-term earthquake recovery in Haiti.
The Fuller Center will begin building simple, decent homes as soon as possible, breaking ground as soon as …
Our hopes and prayers go out to the Haitian people and our partners from First United Methodist.
“When the devastating earthquake hit Haiti on Tuesday, native Daniella Sisson, married only a month to a Shreveport man, …
Lee Jeter thinks he can build a better house.
The executive director of FCNWLA says he “learned a lot” during the Legacy Build and is ready to build two or three houses in March. To build …
When Marion Sullivan and 19 of her family members fled from Hurricane Katrina, she prayed they’d make it to Shreveport safely.
Now, five years later, her tears are joyful.
“I started crying and thanking God,” she said. …
This last Sunday morning a bus carrying 23 members of Shreveport’s First Baptist Church, traveling to a church camp in Macon GA, crashed, killing one of the young people aboard and sending another 20 to …