Some links open shared directories; they do not automatically select your county. Direct office details, where shown, were checked against public sources rather than by phone. Confirm current locations, appointments, required documents and available help directly. Apply directly with the responsible agency and keep private records with you or that agency.
Churches & neighbors in Alabama
Learn with care. Serve together.
Love of God and neighbor is our purpose. Let practical learning and willing service build relationships across congregations.
Each church keeps its own leadership. Neighbors choose whether to join a lesson or activity.
Each church keeps its own leadership. Each neighbor chooses whether to take part.
Four steps to shared service
Listen first. Ask what the person or provider needs. Let them name the goal.
Choose one small task. Ask the provider what help it can use. A public listing does not mean a team or activity is accepted.
Agree before making plans. The provider and willing church leaders agree on roles, timing, requirements, access needs and any costs. Use the provider's own volunteer process.
Check that it helped. Ask the host, and the neighbor if they wish, whether the agreed help was useful. Give any unfinished step one responsible person.
Keep people’s documents, financial details and stories private. Offer MTA learning separately and voluntarily; help must not depend on joining a church or class.
County and parish names and identifiers: 2026 U.S. Census Gazetteer. Public directory routes checked November 8, 2026. Use the provider’s current instructions and confirm eligibility, service area, hours, access needs, documents and any costs before a visit.
These are public directory gateways. A page does not establish a local class, participating church, partnership, available funding or completed help. MTA offers general education; individual situations may need qualified advice.
See something that needs correction? Let MTA know. Leave out private household information.
A song of gratitude
God I'm Just Grateful — Elevation Worship & Chandler Moore.
