Save the Storks mobile medical clinics, or stork buses, continue providing women across the country with access to free maternity and life-affirming health care.
For creative evangelist Dan Bellamy, balloons are more than decorations for a birthday party.
Communities and churches are beginning to recognize and accommodate children with disabilities. However, what happens when a child doesn’t fit into or ages out of these programs? What about their families?
Respite for All (RFA), an Alabama-based non-profit that began in 2012 to assist people living with dementia and their caregivers and families, has grown dramatically over the past 13 years.
Two Alabama Baptist churches have seen a tremendous need and are making a difference in the lives of people and families living with dementia.
At 60 years old, evangelist Douglas Runkles – better known as “Runks” – considers himself the “elder statesman of youth ministry.”
It started with a little girl in second grade who had possibly already been trafficked asking if she could go home with the reading volunteer.
Wesley Dickmann’s life changed in a “miracle year for me,” said the 82-year-old artist and minister.
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