Cook Ministries will host Superhero Fire, a suicide awareness network event, Sept. 17, 4–6 p.m., at Hanceville Civic Center.
There will be vendors representing suicide prevention, domestic violence issues, addiction recovery and human trafficking awareness. Free admission and food. For more information, visit cook-ministries.com.
Carey Baptist Association is blessing the community through a new thrift store at 82030 Highway 9, Ashland.
Discovery Clubs, an after-school program in 23 schools in the Birmingham Metro area, is all about sharing the redemptive story of Scripture with children who might have no other exposure to the gospel.
Arkansas Seeking a creative way to engage with students at the start of the academic year, Mark Parsley, student pastor
Supporters of First Priority of Alabama joined together for the Topgolf challenge Sept. 9 in Birmingham. The lunch event drew
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