Old Testament
This was created on the first day of creation.
What is Light?
This was the name of Mary and Martha's brother.
Who was Lazarus?
This person holds the title at FPC Shreveport of "Director of Children & Family Ministry."
Who is Lynace Veit?
This is the name of Shreveport's sister city.
What is Bossier?
The countries with the highest extreme poverty rate are in this continent.
What is Africa?
This book contains the story of Joseph.
What is Genesis?
1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians were written to the people of this city.
What is Corinth?
This is the address of First Presbyterian Church Shreveport.
What is 900 Jordan St.?
This air field opened in Shreveport in 1933.
What is Barksdale Army Air Field?
From 2015 to 2019, the number of people in the world living in extreme poverty followed this trend.
What is decreased?
This prophet was sent to Nineveh.
Who was Jonah?
The Gospel of John begins...In the beginning there was..."
What is the Word?
An endowment from this man allowed to expand the church's work in Highland, start a residency program, and increase the outreach committee's funding.
Who was Newton B. Stoer?
This river runs through Shreveport.
What is the Red River?
This state has the highest poverty rate in the United States.
What is Louisiana?
This is the name of Adam and Eve's third child.
The New Testament was written in this language.
What is Greek?
This is how many members First Presbyterian Church of Shreveport had when it first started.
What is twenty?
This is the year Shreveport was founded.
What is 1836?
This race has the highest poverty rate in the United States, roughly the same as the poverty rate of people with disabilities.
Who are Native Americans?
This is the number of books in the Protestant Old Testament.
What is 39?
This is the number of books in the New Testament.
What is 27?
This is the year that First Presbyterian Church of Shreveport started.
What is 1845?
This is the population of Shreveport-Bossier metropolitan area (nearest hundred thousand).
What is 400,000?
Almost half of the world, or 3.5 billion people, live on less than this amount of money per day.
What is $6.85?