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?
Even before Quintell Hill began delivering his message during the University of Mobile chapel service on February 18, he reminded students of their mission: to exalt Christ.
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What if you could log in to missions? Learn how one church is doing just that.
A bill moving through the Alabama Legislature could put new restrictions on sex offenders convicted of crimes against children, including preventing them from access to
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.
Kids at Thomasville Baptist Church got a chance to learn what disaster relief ministry is all about during their Disciple Now event Feb. 7. They got to tour the Clarke Baptist Association laundry trailer and pack blessing bags.
Two Alabama Baptist churches have seen a tremendous need and are making a difference in the lives of people and families living with dementia.
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