Mailing address
P. O. Box 1050, West Monroe, Louisiana 71294-1050
Phone
318-324-8383
Gnostic/Other Related Churches
Africano Gnostica Catholica Apostolica - Primacia De North America Archbishop William A. Harrison (Tau Moses I)
Mailing address
P. O. Box 1050, West Monroe, Louisiana 71294-1050
Phone
318-324-8383
I just noticed--they don't even have a church location. They meet at 307 Natchitoches Street. According to google, that is either an art gallery called "A Strange Brew" or a dog groomer called "Groomingdales".
http://www.netministries.org/see/churches.exe/ch27481?frame=n
Worship Location...
We are meeting at: 307 Natchitoches Street West Monroe, Louisiana 71291 (* Historic Antique Alley, off Trenton Street)
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