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Mar 17
2010Birmingham, AL - The Jimmie Hale Mission was pleased to host Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions as he visited the Shepura Men's Center campus for a tour on Saturday, March 6.

Senator Sessions speaks to the men during Chapel Senator Sessions and Tony Cooper touring
the men's dorms
The Senator received the grand tour of the men's center campus, located in downtown Birmingham between Sloss Furnaces and the Water Works, so he could see first-hand how the Lord's work was being carried out and how the homeless and hurting men in our community were being helped back to life. The Senator also graced the Mission with a speech during a chapel assembly, where he spoke to the men currently staying at the Mission.
We are so honored to have received the Senator on our campus and we thank him for taking time of his busy schedule, to visit and speak to those less fortunate.
You can visit the Senator's site by clicking here.by Bonnie Hendrix -
Mar 16
2010This month, the Jimmie Hale Mission celebrates its 66th anniversary. Click here to learn about our history or see how you can help continue our Mission.

Jimmie and Jessie Hale
Mission Foundersby Bonnie Hendrix -
Mar 16
2010Chris spent his life running from God... but now, he's in the final lap of his recovery.
Click here to read Chris' story.

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Mar 12
2010MONTEVALLO, Ala. - Head coach John Jarnagin and 12 University of Montevallo senior baseball players took some time to give back to the community on February 4th at the Jimmie Hale Mission. Founded in 1944, the Jimmie Hale Mission is a shelter for homeless, hungry and hurting men. Not only does the mission focus on helping young men with their physical needs, but also their spiritual needs.
The Shepura Men's Center inspires hope for a new beginning for men of all ages on the wrong path in life, acting as a stepping stone to recovery through a 12-step bible based program, individual counseling, group bible study, work therapy, educational remediation and career readiness, and of course, a place to stay.
The University of Montevallo baseball seniors plated the food and served dinner to the centers 125 residents and 50 off the street guests.

Montevallo Baseball players served dinner
to the men of the Jimmie Hale Mission"It was a great experience for our guys to see what the other side looks like because in reality we are all only one meal away from that same position," said coach Jarnagin. "I really enjoyed watching our guys interact with the residents and guests and to hear their stories, it was an eye-opening opportunity for them, and I hope we can do it again sometime."
The Jimmie Hale Mission has many opportunities for volunteers to help at any of their five centers:
Jessie's Place ~ an intermediate shelter for women and children
Royal Pines Center ~ a rural recovery program for men
Mission Possible Bargain Centers ~ fundraising thrift stores
Stewart Learning Centers ~ educational remediation and employment facilities
Shepura Men Center ~ shelter, dining hall, clothing distribution, chapel services, recovery center and educational remediation and career readiness campus.To volunteer or to donate to the Jimmie Hale Mission please contact (205) 323-5878.
by Montevallo Athletics











