Louisiana 2013 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR94

Introduced
5/1/13  
Introduced
5/1/13  
Engrossed
5/6/13  
Engrossed
5/6/13  
Passed
5/8/13  

Caption

Commends Reverend Frank J Jackson for his years of service

Impact

The resolution serves primarily to acknowledge and honor Reverend Jackson, affirming the values of community service and spiritual leadership within Louisiana. While HCR94 does not create or alter any laws, it reflects the recognition of individuals who contribute positively to society through service. The commending of Reverend Jackson is seen as both a celebration of personal accomplishments and an acknowledgment of the role religious leaders play in enhancing community well-being.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution No. 94 (HCR94) is a resolution passed by the Louisiana legislature to commend Reverend Frank J. Jackson for his dedicated years of service within both the religious and military communities. The resolution highlights Reverend Jackson's significant contributions over his lengthy career, spanning various ministries and his role in the United States Army and National Guard. His commitment to his church and the communities he serves is underscored, as well as his academic achievements in theology, including a bachelor's and master's degree, which enhance his pastoral responsibilities.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR94 is overwhelmingly positive, as legislators came together to express their admiration for Reverend Jackson's lifetime of service and dedication. This resolution serves to foster community goodwill and reinforces the importance of recognizing individuals who make significant impacts in their spheres of influence. It aligns with a broader sentiment of valuing public service and community engagement among religious leaders.

Contention

While the resolution has received broad support, it highlights the potential contention in legislative priorities, where some may argue resources and time could be focused on more pressing policy issues. However, there is a general consensus that acknowledging community leaders is essential for inspiring civic involvement, creating a welcoming atmosphere for service initiatives, and reinforcing the importance of community engagement through faith-based leadership.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR75

Commends and congratulates Reverend Frank J. Jackson.

LA HR128

Commends the Reverend Norah Banks, Jr., on thirty-five years of pastoring the largest black church in Arcadia

LA HCR123

Expresses condolences upon the death of Bishop Keith Cornell Smith and posthumously commends him for thirty years of dedicated service in the ministry and to the community of Spartanburg, South Carolina

LA HR115

Commends Reverend Mack C. Guillory and Dr. Hilda J. Guillory for their service to church and community

LA SR65

Commends Reverend Dr. Larry J. Lloyd for 50 years of dedicated service and devotion to the Ministry.

LA J00828

Commending Reverend Dr. Frankco J. Harris upon the occasion of his 7th Pastoral Anniversary

LA HR132

Commends Reverend Ronnie O. Blake on the occasion of his fifth pastoral anniversary

LA HCR92

Commends the Reverend Ernest Jackson, Sr., upon the celebration of his one hundredth birthday

LA HR12

Commends the Reverend Dr. Winston Christopher Ridley, Jr.

LA HR128

Commends Reverend Elmore Garner and First Lady Renae' Ussin Garner for thirty-two years of dedicated service to Mt. Calvary Baptist Church

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