We believe that God created the earth and placed man in it as stated in the Bible. We believe the Bible is His word and it is to be read, studied, and accepted as His word with no additional works of men needed to alter it. We believe that man was created in the image of God and placed here to worship God and follow the teachings of His Son, Jesus Christ who died for our sins.
As followers of Christ, we believe that His word, the Bible, is the final authority in all things pertaining to religion. Our mission is to teach only the gospel as proclaimed in the scriptures and to follow those teachings. We believe there is "one body, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all..."
Ephesians 4:4-6.
Letter from Elders on COVID-19
5/18/20
Jackson Street Brothers and Sisters,
From the Elders:
While the Louisiana State “Stay at Home Order” is set to be lifted this week and “Phase 1” started on May 15th, the meeting restrictions will inhibit any meetings at our facility greatly. Only a very small number of people would be allowed in the building at one time. This number would also have to include the worship leaders, ushers and other servers that would be monitoring and cleaning. The Jackson Street elders and deacons have met, reviewed the limitations and discussed a plan to hold “in person” services.
• We feel the burden of responsibility to our elderly and members with “at risk” health conditions is too great to meet together at this time.
• We are aware of the commands of our Lord to assemble and to support one another and consider them prayerfully. While this is continuing to be accomplished in other ways and in smaller groups, we know it is not the best situation.
• We are currently making plans to meet when “Phase 2” is enacted. The details on when and how we meet will be given when “Phase 2” restrictions are made public by the state. Summer youth activities, such as Bible camps are also pending Louisiana and Arkansas state decisions.
• If “Phase 2” is delayed past June 7th or is more restrictive than expected, then we will consider our options once again.
• We have also weighed and considered the risks in going against these restrictions in order to be able to meet, as the Church, in our facility. We will continue to abide by local/state/federal regulations. Additionally, we will continue to make our online sermon/worship available online, for the foreseeable future.
Current bulletins will be available on www.jacksonstr.com Communion supplies can be obtained in the church office. Please call AmyLablanc at 318-323-2666 for availability.
• We will continue to use Email and Facebook and other social media platforms to keep you abreast of developments relating to Jackson Street Church of Christ.
• Please continue to pray to God to keep us safe and help those impacted by this virus to recover quickly.
• We encourage you to use this opportunity to let your light shine for the many lost around us and support your brothers and sisters in Christ. A church directory is available on our website. A quick encouraging call to other church members is always appreciated.
The Elders
Ricky Hudnall – 318-450-9745 Arden Miller – 318-537-0658 Leonard Rhodes – 318-680-6569 Terry Ware – 318-537-2334
Travis and Lauren have served with Jackson Street since August 2012. Since that time their family has grown with the addition of two sons Oliver(2016)
and Levi (2018). Travis is a graduate of the Bear Valley Bible Instititue and Heritage Christian University, earning both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from each school, while Lauren has earned a Bachelor of Psychology and a Master of School Counseling. They enjoy getting to travel and speak in lectureships, meetings, retreats, and special events. They have worked with numerous camps, served in foreign missions, and written for magazines, journals, books, blogs. They love the ministry, playing with their sons, exploring the outdoors, hiking, travel, reading, and most definitely coffee.
Travis Bookout
Preacher
Don DeLukie has been associated with Jackson Street for 30 years. He and his wife Jean have four children and eight grandchildren. Don was the pulpit minister for 25 years. He holds a Bachelors and Master degree in Bible, and also graduated from a school of preaching. He spent many years as a professor at multiple schools and universities. Don was awarded an honorary Doctorate from the Bear Valley Bible Institute and has preached gospel meetings and been a featured speaker on lectureships at churches and universities throughout the world.
Don DeLukie
Preacher
Ricky Hudnall has served as an elder at Jackson Street for about 20 years. He grew up here and raised his family at Jackson Street. He loves the work of a shepherd and being involved in people’s lives. It is his joy to see people grow as Christians and to help facilitate spiritual growth in any way he can. Ricky believes it is so important for all people to know they can have salvation in Christ Jesus.
Ricky Hudnall
Elder
Arden Miller grew up in Watertown, SD and is employed as a property claims adjuster with Allstate. He met his wife, Kari, at Harding University, their alma mater. They have three children: Kaeli, HU grad 2018, Paden, currently attending Harding University, and Emma a high school freshman at Ouachita Christian School. In 2000, the Miller family move to Monroe and started worshipping with the Jackson Street congregation. They love serving and working with the JSCOC family. Their family verse is in Joshua 24:15, "..as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord."
Arden Miller
Elder
Terry Ware has been an elder at Jackson Street for 30 years. Terry was born and raised in El Dorado, Arkansas. Terry attended Harding University where he met the love of his life, Kathy Adams. The two of them have served the Lord and His church together in many different roles for 50 years. He and Kathy have three children, Shawn (Peggy), Shane (April) who is one of our deacons, and Holly (Jeremy). They have 6 grandchildren.
Terry Ware
Elder
Leonard Rhodes has been at Jackson Street for 30 years. He was born in Kansas and moved to the Monroe area when he was 10 years old. He is married to Diane Rhodes and they have four beautiful daughters and 9 grandchildren. Leonard first came to Jackson Street as the youth minister and has also served as the college minister and is currently an elder. He graduated from the Whites Ferry Road School of Preaching in 1990. He is a builder by trade and an evangelist by heart. Leonard loves working with the Jackson Street congrgation and helping to encourage others to grow spiritually.
Leonard Rhodes
Elder
Steven is a Deacon and our Youth Minister. Steven and his wife Jana have 4 children Grant, Will, Ellie Kate, and Maddox.
Steven Fitzhugh
Deacon and Youth Director
Bob is a dentist, practicing in West Monroe for 37 years. He also is a part-time instructor in the Dental Hygiene program at ULM. Bob and his wife, Rita, are the parents of 4 children and have 4 grandchildren. Bob and Rita have been involved in medical missions for about 30 years. This work has been primarily in Mexico but in recent years in Honduras and Guatemala.
Bob Huffstutter
Deacon
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Ron Purdy
Deacon
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Phil Riley
Deacon
Shane Ware moved to Jackson Street at the age of 13 with his parents Terry and Kathy Ware. He married April Ware in 1997 and they have 3 children, Kaylee, Maddie, and Cooper.
Shane serves as a deacon at Jackson Street in the area of church treasurer.
Shane Ware
Deacon
Jay began attending Jackson St during high school at the invitation of his now-wife, Amy. He now serves as a deacon in the areas of Benevolence and Missions, with responsibilities such as oversight of the church's Food Pantry and serving as a song-leader for the Spanish-language congregation. Each summer, Jay also spends a week working at the Clinica Ezell (hospital) in Montellano, Guatemala, with other members of the Jackson St congregation. Jay and Amy have been married since 2003, and have 2 children: Easton & Alice. They have a small farm in Point, LA, where they're always chasing after their goats, chickens, rabbits, donkeys, dogs, pig, and cat.
Jay LeBlanc
Deacon
Mike married Jodie in 2002 and they have 2 daughters, Layla and Ella. Mike serves as a deacon at Jackson Street in the area of all technology related matters.
Mike Crawley
Deacon
Amy LeBlanc joined the staff in 2017. She is married to Jay LeBlanc and has two children, Easton and Alice. Amy has a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from
Louisiana Tech University. She grew up at Jackson Street and loves interacting with the members and being able to help things run smoothly. Amy homeschools her
children, lives on a small farm, and loves her monthly book club.
Amy LeBlanc
Secretary
Paul David has been a member of the Jackson Street congregation since his family moved here in 1996. He is married to Katie Raymond. They have two children, Tristan and Elizabeth.
Paul David Raymond
Deacon
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