
Not filling space.
Filling minds.
Christian commentary on the choices that shape our families, our freedoms, and the nation our children will inherit.

You are invited
The Poet’s Diary
Where poetry meets song
Sunday, November 1, 2026 · 3:00 p.m.
First Baptist Church
543 Ockley Drive · Shreveport, LA 71106
Experience an afternoon where poetry and music unite! This program features settings of poetry by William Shakespeare, William Blake, Langston Hughes, Emily Dickinson, and more.
The program also features the premiere of Deep in the Night, a new work dedicated to the Shreveport Bossier Community Chorale by Artistic Director Luke Lusted.
I’ll be singing with the chorale. I hope you’ll join us!
— Robert H. Wright

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Service grounds it.
Robert H. Wright is a Christian writer, retired accountant, former pastor, and educator from Bossier Parish, Louisiana. His work has appeared in The Christian Post and The Hayride. With more than 40 years of observing conservative politics and Christian public life, he serves as an elected constable and a member of the Louisiana Republican State Central Committee. His writing explores biblical faith, freedom, civic responsibility, and the America we leave to future generations. Visit roberthwright.com.
