Martresse Ezell felt lost, unfulfilled and uncertain of her worth. As a mother and grandmother, Ezell had spent her life nurturing and advocating for others but had neglected her own growth. Past mistakes, poor decisions …
Janet Hoffman’s years of service on the executive board of national WMU coincided with that of Wanda Lee, executive director emerita and president emerita of national WMU.
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Trish Jackson said teen girls today face a lot of things that are trying to hijack their identity, so this year’s Complete event aimed to equip them to dig deep in Scripture and find their identity there.
Candace McIntosh, executive director of Alabama WMU, has been named chair of the search committee to seek the National WMU’s next executive director-treasurer.
“Passing the torch is something that should constantly be on our hearts and minds. In a relay, the torch does not belong to one runner forever. Its power is not diminished when it is passed … [it] is extended.” —Sandy Wisdom-Martin
A Girls in Action group at First Baptist Church Selma turned into tiny baristas recently to raise money for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
Pat Ingram recently retired from Alabama WMU after serving more than 30 years in various roles, most recently as missions and ministry consultant for more than 18 years.
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