This is a place where people come to find peace and serenity and themselves. The food, place and…read morepeople were nice. They are very accommodating with the transition from day 1. It was a good experience and the best part of my journey here was feeling like I mattered and that I belonged which helped bring back a sense of love for humanity that I thought was forever lost. I was treated like family. After a few horrible experiences with other agencies, I can say this place is a gem. The staff is very proactive and I was very pleased to have been assigned a caregiver who was compassionate, kind, and did a wonderful job managing my needs over the months that I was under her care. Gloria was amazing and superb! Thank you so much for creating such a loving, warm, supportive and inclusive atmosphere GLOW, you are making a difference one life at a time. Ms. Gloria Richmond was there for me in a time of great need and I cannot be more appreciative for the great service!

I just want to take the time to say that this is the best food pantry I've been to the people are…read morevery friendly, helpful,&welcomeing thank y'all for all y'all do to help families in need and the less fortunate may God Always continue to bless y'all to be able to help others in need

This brown marker stands in front of the beautiful Church of the Holy Cross and points out the…read moreearly history of the church. It reads, "Bishop Leonidas Polk. Conducted First Episcopal Service in Shreveport March 24, 1839. St. Paul's Church Formed 1845. Renamed Grace Church 1851. Renamed St. Mark's 1859. St. Mark's Relocated 1954. Holy Cross Organized 1954." Unfortunately, the church was closed at this time but I did have the opportunity to appreciate it from the outside. It's quite lovely. [Review 15981 overall - 59 in Louisiana - 1486 of 2021.]

Believing the Church should continue to have a presence and ministry in the "inner city," 126…read morepeople of St. Mark's bought the building on Cotton Street and formed The Church of the Holy Cross in 1954. As the downtown area continued to decline in population and commerce, the Episcopal Church has responded to a call to minister to those people who have made their homes in the neighborhood: homeless people, people living on the edge of poverty and indigent people with HIV-AIDS. Today their primary ministry is to our homeless neighbors, serving them in Holy Cross' day shelter, Hope House. They continue to partner with other churches and individuals to serve the poorest of the poor in Shreveport and Bossier City.

I received ery timely, professional, & caring service! They even gave my 4 year old a little kids…read morebook about the importance of taking your pets to the vet.

Despite being a small center, this independently operated shelter manages to adopt about 400…read moredogs/year (they don't do fosters). Come help out with the Shreveport stray population!

I just bought two zero turn lawn mowers, two weedeater and two blowers. Sales and service are…read moregreat. I've been doing business with them for over 20 years and never regretted it. Service is amazing on all of the equipment that I purchased from them. Highly recommended.

First time visiting this store. I am amazed by the unlimited choices of the beads! Eye opening for…read moreme! You can tell how crazy people are about Mardi Gras in Louisiana. :-) People are very nice. we got king cake and beads to take home.

Always delighted when I visit an event at Artstation. And this visit did not disappoint. There were…read morestreet performers outside and a hotdog cart. Inside there was artists selling there wares. And some foods, held hot. Upstairs there was a table of cold foods as wall as beer wine and soft drinks. Presumably free, cuz I didn't see a register. And I helped myself to a great raft 318. No one tackled me.

My grandson who is 1-1/2 goes there and he seems to love it. The daycare smells clean unlike…read moreother's I have seen. The staff is nice and friendly. I would strongly suggest checking into this daycare if you are in need of one.

I absolutely love this place. My child was there since he was 3 months old until a month ago, he's…read morealmost 3. We moved farther away and we couldn't make the drive to drop him off (but I am considering it.) The ladies at Old McDonald's are amazing-- very caring and loving. Some of them have been there for years! My child learned a lot every day. He could tell me colors and numbers since he started talking. I feel like I've been spoiled with them and now we are having a difficult time adjusting to a different place that just doesn't measure up. One of the things I took for granted was accountability-- everything I brought over for my child (blankets, bottles, jackets and such) I got back. My new place never has a clue whose stuff they have and whose don't. I hear it's a common thing among day cares but not at Old McDonald's. I wish I could take the installation and bring it to my neighborhood.

Moore Love Daycare is by far one of the best daycare in the Shreveport area. I have absolute peace…read moreof mind knowing my granddaughter is being taken care of in a loving environment.