Hannah* was “an ordinary girl who grew up hearing all the missionary stories and started asking, ‘Why not me? If God could call them, He
Candace McIntosh says that so far, 2023 has been a “sweet season of watching God work” through Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union. “I want to brag
Longtime Alabama Baptist Peggy Darby, who has spent nearly 25 years in fundraising and development, was unanimously elected as president-elect of the national WMU Foundation
Dorothy Marion Pryor, a retired executive director of the Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) of Georgia and Alabama native, died March 12. She was 98.
Destiny MacCarthy of Montgomery has been selected to serve on the 2023 National Acteens Panel. MacCarthy, a member of the Acteens group at Eastern Hills
Nearly 200 people from across the nation — and a few from around the globe — made their way to Birmingham Jan. 7–9 for national
Retired missionary and author Rosalie Hall Hunt received a surprise during the Jan. 8 general session of the National Woman’s Missionary Union January Board Meeting
By Anne Crowder Lucas Director of medical and short-term trips, e3 Partners Many years ago, my parents, Ray and Jeannie Crowder of Alabama, and our
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