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Bible Study
Local Bible scholars offer insight into the scriptures. Reservations required for nonresidents. **Beauty of Psalms every Wednesday 10 a.m.
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Book Review
Insight into popular books. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Catholic Mass
A Catholic priest celebrates Mass every Monday. The public is invited.
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Discipleship
The Discipleship program is open to all who seek a deep understanding of the spiritual journey of faith.
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Entertainment Events
The Oaks of Louisiana hosts entertainment events and activities that are open to the public.
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Episcopal Communion
Episcopal priests offer Holy Communion service twice each month. The public is invited.
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Health & Wellness Education
Health professionals provide enlightenment on health and wellness topics of interest to seniors. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Insight and Understanding
Join us as we attain personal growth and self-discovery of various topics.The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Multifaith Communion
Open Communion services are available monthly with the cooperation of churches and clergy from throughout the community. The public is invited.
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Prayer and Healing Service
Willis-Knighton Health System and Oaks of Louisiana chaplain Rev. Andrew Comeaux conducts this special weekly service. Fridays 10:45 a.m. ** No service on March 29)
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Spiritual Pathways
The Oaks chaplain offers this class that explores spiritual pathways in a monthly session. Guest Speaker: David Otto,Ph.D, director of the Religious Studies Department at Centenary College.
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Sunday Worship Services
Clergy from throughout the community conduct Sunday morning worship services. The public is invited.
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Vespers
Evening worship services are offered every Thursday with the support of churches and clergy from the community. The public is invited.
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