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Corrections to the Courier article....
It's not that the people financing it ran out of money. Attendance had dropped down to 2 ladies so there weren't enough people supporting the church.
The church wasn't moved to Crowley. We sold it and the money was used to build the Crowley church.
I don't do research for the Center for Louisiana Studies. I wrote a book for them in 1994 and just finished a rewrite for a fourth printing. And I'm currently writing another book.
I didn't say "our membership" kept bad records; I said all Protestant churches kept bad records.
I don't do research for Catholic churches. I said that for anyone doing genealogical research the Catholics kept great records.
The church rented places to hold services for the first 5 years. After that we worshiped in a house for 7 years and then built the red brick church on that spot in 1922 before moving to 311 in 1956.
Tim Hebert, church historian