Islamic Society of Mobile

Our calling as individual Christians is not separate from the Church. CSM has always been committed to the ministry of local churches. We encourage our constituents to support their local pastor and church family through prayer, tithes, and offering, encouragement, and service. We provide resources especially designed to teach and encourage pastors and Christian leaders. Many churches receive bulk quantities of our magazine as gifts for their visitors and members, and we provide other proven successful services to help your ministry reach out and grow. Jesus commanded believers to go and share the Good News of His Kingdom and make disciples of all nations. CSM is not only providing resources and teaching to assist you in sharing your faith, but we're also reaching more than 70 nations through our publishing and international outreach efforts! We assist local churches in training and sending missionaries around the world, and provide a unique support network for them once they are on the field. Our materials are available in many languages, including Russian, Chinese, Telugu ( India ), Spanish, Polish, and Slovak. Special Projects Including the Ern Baxter Memorial Library, the CSM Covenant Institute, and the Costa Rica Orphanage, and others! International Outreach Ministries ( an affiliated ministry ) a missions service team which assists more than 70 missionary families in Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and the Pacific Isles. CSM is a 501 ( C ) ( 3 ) tax-exempt organization as recognized by the United States Internal Revenue Service. We are supported by the prayers and financial generosity of the friends of this ministry

Cottage Hill Presbyterian Church, founded in 1959, has been an integral part of the Mobile, Alabama community for over 50 years. The church's beliefs and heritage are rooted in the Reformed tradition, which traces back to the teachings of John Calvin during the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century. Presbyterians are known for their strong historical connections, with early members in America primarily hailing from England, Scotland, and Ireland. The establishment of the first American Presbytery in 1706 and the General Assembly in 1789 signify the lasting impact of this movement on American religious and cultural life. Generated from the website