Each summer, All Things Ministries holds student-led retreats on college campuses in the Southeast and internationally to connect incoming freshmen with a community of believers.
Six2 Ministries, named from Galatians 6:2, was founded in part to help pastors of churches going through a revitalization process.
The Second Chance program, which serves incarcerated women through shared meals and classes on parenting and life skills, is just one part of the ministry of the Pregnancy Test & Resource Center in Jasper.
Just over a year after introducing the Parson Pantry, Snead State has opened the Parson Closet, which is designed to provide needed clothing free to students for daily wear, interviews or special events.
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.
Johnna Carver thought losing her 6-year-old son, John Luke, in a four-wheeler accident was more than she could handle, but God has turned that tragedy into hope.
The world is a “crazy, awful” place, says Dawn Charette, volunteer advocate at Women’s Care Medical Center, which is why she believes every appointment at WCMC is a divine appointment.
Last year, more than 40,000 people heard the gospel and 417 made professions of faith through Christmas Backpacks. Learn how your church can get involved in this life-changing project this year.
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