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Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church to Celebrate 99 Years of Faith Sunday

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Source: Bogalusa Daily News

Anniversary and homecoming service set for Nov. 15; State Sen. Rev. Dr. Gary Brumfield to deliver message SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS Nearly a century of faith, fellowship and service will be celebrated as Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church in Bogalusa prepares to observe its 99th Church Anniversary and Homecoming on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, at 3 p.m. Located at 1104 Poplas St., Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church is inviting former members, families, friends and the entire community to join in commemorating 99 years of ministry and Kingdom building. This year’s celebration will center around the theme, “This Far by Faith: Looking Back with Gratitude, Moving Forward with Purpose,” reflecting on the church’s rich spiritual heritage while looking ahead to its continued mission of serving God and the community. Pastor Willie Gallager, along with anniversary chairpersons Deacon Eddie Walker and Sister Deloris Walker and their committee, are coordinating the special service.

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