Monroe, LA- The Lighthouse Church, led by Bishop Alvin B. Walker, continued its long-standing commitment to serving the community by providing financial donations to several nonprofit organizations across Northeast Louisiana. This holiday season, the church contributed $1,000 each to three impactful groups dedicated to supporting children and families: Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana, and The Children’s Coalition of NELA. Each organization plays a vital role in meeting essential needs—from education and food security to child development and family services, making them pillars of support within the region.
For several years, the Lighthouse Church congregation has participated in the 1000-Fold Blessing Program, an initiative that encourages members to give sacrificially with the understanding that part of the funds raised will be reinvested back into the community. Through this program, the church has consistently extended assistance to organizations that demonstrate measurable and meaningful impact.
“We have so many needs in our area, especially during the holiday season,” said Bishop Walker. “This is just one way we can come together and support one another. Our church deeply cares about this community, and we are honored to partner with deserving organizations that are making a significant difference in the lives of children and families across Northeast Louisiana.”
The Lighthouse Church plans to continue its mission of service, compassion, and community partnership throughout the coming year, reinforcing its dedication to uplifting those who need it most. The Lighthouse Church is located at 513 Sunnyside Dr. in Monroe, has served the Greater Monroe area for over 40 years. For more information, visit us on Facebook @lighthousemonroe or online at www.lighthousemonroe.com.
