Shreveport, LA – Shreveport leaders gathered at Calvary Missionary Baptist Church for the 43rd annual 40-hour prayer vigil, an event that celebrates unity and spiritual reflection. Chief Wayne Smith, Chief Clarence Reese, City Marshal James Jefferson, Sheriff Henry Whitehorn, and United States Attorney Brandon Brown attended the vigil, which marked the community’s commitment to growth and collaboration as 2025 approaches.
During the event, Chief Smith and Chief Reese delivered a proclamation, expressing gratitude to the faith communities for their steadfast support.
They highlighted the importance of unity in fostering a stronger, safer Shreveport for all residents.
The prayer vigil served as an opportunity for the city’s leaders and citizens to reflect on the progress made and reaffirm their dedication to excellence and safety.
The collaboration between faith leaders and local authorities underscores a shared vision of community growth and well-being.