IN THE NEWS

Broadmoor strives to be a spirit-filled church that tackles relevant topics effecting the Baton Rouge area. We have become known as a church that is not afraid to confront issues related to gun violence, sexuality, and race relations. Below you will find recent articles that reflect that commitment as well as other activities that have reached out to the community.

Red Stick Together ministry provides free meals three times a week in Baton Rouge community (April 10, 2020)

Pastor Wilkinson Talks About His Church Fires (April 10, 2020)

Church continues its mission to feed the hungry despite battling arson-related fires (April 8, 2020)

Church leaders hold Palm Sunday online service following two fires (April 6, 2020)

Two fires this week at Baton Rouge church: 1st ruled arson, 2nd still under investigation (April 3, 2020)

Once again, Louisiana volunteers answer the call: This time, it’s making face masks (March 31, 2020)

Faith Matters: RENEWing the spirit at Broadmoor United Methodist (July 25, 2019) 

Sounds of CommUNITY concert set for April 29 (April 20, 2018) 

Broadmoor United Methodist Church to host racism discussion Jan. 21 (January 3, 2018) 

DRINK BEER WHILE TALKING ‘HARRY POTTER’ AND RELIGION AT PUB THEOLOGY TONIGHT, SEPT. 21 (September 21, 2017) 

Broadmoor United Methodist Church holds suicide prevention meeting (September 4, 2017)

After Texans have donated to past relief efforts in Baton Rouge, here are ways to donate back to them (August 28, 2017) 

Elected officials, community members discuss race, social justice (January 21, 2017)

Ferguson pastor and author F. Willis Johnson to lead roundtable workshop Jan. 21 in Baton Rouge (January 13, 2017)

In Runnels’ 51st year, Baton Rouge flooding puts school to the test (September 23, 2016)

Baton Rouge Muslims explain their faith, say terrorism offends ‘our dignity … our humanity’ (February 2, 2016)