The Senate Resolution honors Pastor Shelton Charles "S.C." Dixon for his 28 years of dedicated service as the pastor of Greater Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Born on May 3, 1965, Reverend Dixon began his preaching career in 1987 and founded the church in 1996, which now serves over 700 members. Throughout his tenure, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to his congregation, earning accolades such as "Citizen of the Year" and "Minister of the Year." His educational achievements include a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education and ongoing pursuit of a Master of Divinity degree.

The resolution also highlights Reverend Dixon's resilience and community spirit, particularly in the aftermath of the Great Flood of 2016, which severely impacted the church and its members. He played a crucial role in the church's restoration efforts, collaborating with other local congregations and volunteers to rebuild the community. His leadership during this challenging time has fostered meaningful relationships and exemplified the power of unity and faith. The Senate commends Reverend Dixon for his unwavering dedication to faith, education, and community service.