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Shreveport builds homes 39 and 40 as part of worldwide MFLB
September 1, 2009 – 6:04 pm | No Comment
Shreveport builds homes 39 and 40 as part of worldwide MFLB

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. …

Fuller lifted Shreveport to higher ground
February 15, 2009 – 9:49 pm | No Comment
Fuller lifted Shreveport to higher ground

The morning that I met Millard Fuller, when he came to Shreveport after Hurricane Katrina, he asked us to stand on our chairs and sing an old hymn, “Higher Ground.” There were about 20 of …

Fuller Center dedicates houses
December 6, 2008 – 9:54 pm | No Comment
Fuller Center dedicates houses

More than 30 people placed their hands in prayer on Alvin Brown’s house Friday.
Despite facing 40-degree weather, they prayed for his new house to become a home and that he lives a life of hope.
“Thanks …

Fuller Center approaching a milestone
November 13, 2008 – 9:57 pm | No Comment
Fuller Center approaching a milestone

The Fuller Center for Housing of Northwest Louisiana has started a campaign to build its 40th house, a milestone for the nonprofit.
“It tells the story of our neighborhood,” said Averil Miles, executive director.
The number 40 …

Habitat for Humanity founder visits Shreveport
September 24, 2008 – 10:06 pm | No Comment
Habitat for Humanity founder visits Shreveport

For Millard Fuller, founder of Habitat for Humanity, faith in God and faith in work are one and the same.
“You need to follow your dreams on what I call a faith-foolishness line. When you plan …

Blitz build needs help to bring residents hope
September 22, 2008 – 10:12 pm | No Comment
Blitz build needs help to bring residents hope

Shotgun houses are just a memory on Clay Street.
Even the surrounding blocks in the north part of Allendale have rid themselves of the three-room homes that had become little more than shacks, havens for drugs …