Westside Baptist Church

10/03/2026

We LOVE our Pastor here at Westside Baptist!! Thanks Brother Randall Terry! ♥️

09/24/2026

Thank you Bro Jeff Huey for all you do on the missions field and through church ministry. We were blessed to have you during revival!!

09/24/2026

Our own Pastor Randall bringing a message through song during our last night of revival. Very moving!

09/23/2026

It’s our last night of Revival! Brother Jeff has really delivered some powerful messages! Come tonight and be blessed! We Weill have a sandwich/finger food fellowship following the service

Make plans to join us each night for some wonderful messages!!

09/23/2026

First Baptist Church of Demopolis came with some beautiful music on night 3 of Revival!

09/23/2026

Amazing music for night 3 of Revival by First Baptist Church of Demopolis.

09/20/2026

In a lot of ways, Shannon Maddox’s call to missions and ministry was built by Alabama WMU. “I grew up in Parkway Baptist in Auburn, and I did Girls in Action there as a young girl, Mission Friends before that,” she said.

She also went to Missions Adventure Camp and later served as a cabin leader.
“I was really enthralled with the stories of missionaries being willing to go and immerse themselves in a different culture for the sake of the Gospel,” Shannon said.
That led to her serving as a summer missionary, then as a campus minister. She said she “can’t count how many countries” she led teams of students to serve in during that time.

“It all was part of my journey to follow God’s calling to serve and mobilize young people to missions,” she said.

Now Shannon is continuing that call by serving the women of Alabama. Shannon has helped develop a strategy that will assist in equipping and connecting women’s leaders across the state.

“Good ministry is already happening in churches around the state, and we want to undergird that with support and say, ‘Hey, you’re not alone in this,’”she said.

Today, let's:
- pray for Shannon as she talks with leaders of women's ministry around the state to find better ways to resource them
- pray for Alabama WMU leadership as they prepare to expand their ministry to Alabama Baptist Women, which includes Alabama WMU, Women's Ministry, Girls' Ministry and Ministry Wives

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09/19/2026

Janice Mason had just lost her husband of 21 years when Hurricane Sally rolled into the Alabama Gulf Coast in 2020. She and her daughter sat up through the night listening to the wind batter the house.

“I’m thinking the roof is fixing to come off any second,” she said. “I was wondering if I was going to live through the night.”

But she did, and the next day, an Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteer found her standing in the yard still processing the storm.

“It was her talking to me and praying with me that got me through it and got me moving again,” Janice said.

She looked at the volunteer’s ABDR shirt and said, “I’m going to do that too.”
Fast forward to 2026, and Janice bumped into someone who looked familiar — the same volunteer she had met in the yard that day when she couldn’t wrap her head around what she had lived through.

This time, both were deployed to help those affected by Winter Storm Fern in the Mississippi Delta.

“It’s all God,” Janice said. “It’s all about what you’re doing for others. They see it, we feel it, and God blesses it.”

Today, let's:
- pray for Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers to have wisdom and endurance as they go out to serve those surrounded by tragedy and devastation
- pray for God to raise up more people to serve as volunteers
- pray for God to comfort those affected by storms and use ABDR volunteers to share the hope He offers

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09/18/2026

Southside Baptist Church in Monroeville wasn’t sure how much longer it could keep going.

“They knew they were headed in the wrong direction and needed to change,” said Steve Dunn, associational missionary for Bethlehem Baptist Association.

Turning to the State Board of Missions for help, Dunn and State Missionary Rob Jackson began walking alongside the church
to start a new vision. Then they hit an unexpected obstacle, and things got more difficult. A key leader in the church passed away.

“That took the wind out of their sails,” Steve said.

But leaning on the Lord and the support of partners, the church started to walk forward again. At that point, their pastor realized it was time to retire. Steve continued to walk alongside the church as their coach and connected them with a new pastor, Stephen Smith, whom he had been mentoring.

In Stephen’s first year, Steve connected Southside to an evangelism strategy from the State Board, and they went from 25 to 50 in attendance and began renovating their building.

“I think a lot of churches get discouraged, and I think they need to realize that perspective can change—just start,”he said. “The support and partnership are key.”

Today, let's:
- pray for the SBOM's church revitalization team as they help churches find and follow a new vision for the future
- pray for Southside to continue to grow and be a light in its community
- pray for more churches to see the need for a revitalization journey

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