About

"Tom Brewer grew up traveling as a dependent in an Army family. He got caught up in the “drugs, sex, and rock n roll” of the late 60s. After leaving home in the middle of his senior year in high school, he was led to the Lord in the spring of 1972 by a friend in Atlanta, GA. He then joined the Army and served four years in the infantry with the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, HI. He reenlisted for three more years in the Military Police at Ft. Polk, LA. The Lord used the Navigators to disciple Tom while he was in the Army. After leaving the Army, Tom attended NSU in Natchitoches, LA, for two years and then transferred to LSU in Baton Rouge, LA.

Tom helped start Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Baton Rouge, LA, and he met his wife Sharon in church, where they have been members since 1982. Tom and Sharon have grown under the ministry of Pastor Mark LaCour, and they have five adult children and ten grandchildren. Retired from doing desktop support at the LSU Libraries, Tom now teaches in a Christian Classical school.

Tom began doing open-air evangelism on the campus of LSU in 2013. The Lord brought other opportunities for street preaching, and over the years Tom has preached at the local abortion mill, parades, festivals, and downtown events primarily in Baton Rouge, LA, and in his home town of Denham Springs, LA. After preaching at Mardi Gras in New Orleans, LA, in 2019, Tom has been traveling with Jack Clark and Zoe White on Fridays to minister at the New Orleans abortion mill in the afternoons and open-air evangelism on Bourbon Street in the evenings. Tom also goes with the same crew to evangelize Saints fans at the home games in New Orleans. Whenever and wherever preaching, Tom’s prayer is that our gracious God will keep him faithful to the authorized gospel message as an ambassador for his Lord and Saviour, King Jesus."