360Man Profile: Louie Day

We’re proud to honor Louie Day, a true example of the 360Man life.

For nearly 40 years, Louie has faithfully supported Light for the Lost as a Councilman (contributing $15 monthly) and has served on the Southern Missouri LFTL cook team for 27 years. He has also participated in two 360Go trips to Albania and Peru, generously giving both his time and resources. Known for his incredible work ethic, Louie consistently leads by example—often outpacing men half his age.

After retiring from Chrysler in 1998 after 33 years of service, he continues to live and serve with passion alongside his wife, Billie. They have two daughters, four grandsons, and attend Life Stream Church in Washington, MO. Louie wanted to share this encouragement with men nation-wide:

“Study Romans 12:3 and discover what the Lord has for you to do for His kingdom. Being part of LFTL and 360Go has been one of the greatest privileges of my life.”

Louie Day (center) on a 360Go missions trip to Albania with Light for the Lost Southern Missouri grill-mates Matt Buerkey (left) of Boonville, MO, and Daniel Yount (right), or New Franklin, MO.

Louie Day assisting with Spanish FireBible distribution in Peru. For decades, his LFTL Councilman dues ($15 monthly) have helped produce and distribute this Bible. Now he gets to physically be part of it!