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  • MCCRP Lynching Marker Ceremony

    Prichard Municipal Stadium 222 Coach W. Harold Clark Dr., Prichard, Alabama

    The Mobile County Community Remembrance Project is placing it's second set of lynching markers on Sunday afternoon, May 17 at 2 pm along the Whistler Trail in Prichard. This ceremony will commemorate the extrajudicial killings of Zachariah Graham (on March 31, 1881 near the Train Depot) and James Lewis (on June 6,1919, near the Prichard ... Read more

  • Love Thy Stranger: Chapter 3

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    All are welcome to join the adult education class as they continue a journey through Bart Ehrman’s book, Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience of the West. This week we will read and discuss Chapter 3, "Love, Charity, and Forgiveness in the Greek and Roman Worlds." Woody Hannum will ... Read more

  • Open Table Worship: The Serviceberry

    All Saints Chapel 151 S Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    Join us for Open Table worship (which occurs on every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month in the All Saints Chapel). We will begin with a time of prayer / meditation. This will be followed by a discussion of our sermon-time topic, Robin Wall Kimmerer’s The Serviceberry. Reading pages 67-105. The reading can be ... Read more

  • Bent Broadway 2026

    Laidlaw Performing Arts Center 5751 USA Drive South, Mobile, Alabama

    If you’ve never experience a Bent Broadway show, you’ve missed one of the most delightful events of the year, with proceeds supporting Prism United! It’s Broadway with a twist—a local cast performs Broadway tunes with males singing traditionally female roles and females singing traditionally male roles. It’s fun and bawdy and always very entertaining! Every ... Read more

  • Bent Broadway 2026

    Laidlaw Performing Arts Center 5751 USA Drive South, Mobile, Alabama

    If you’ve never experience a Bent Broadway show, you’ve missed one of the most delightful events of the year, with proceeds supporting Prism United! It’s Broadway with a twist—a local cast performs Broadway tunes with males singing traditionally female roles and females singing traditionally male roles. It’s fun and bawdy and always very entertaining! Every ... Read more

  • Love Thy Stranger: Chapter 4

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    All are welcome to join the adult education class as they continue a journey through Bart Ehrman’s book, Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience ... Read more

  • 5th Sunday Lunch Fellowship

    Laidlaw Performing Arts Center 5751 USA Drive South, Mobile, Alabama

    On months with 5th Sundays, Open Table participants enjoy an alternative form of worship— sharing good food and good conversation! This month, we are adding a special activity---we will attend Bent Broadway together after sharing lunch! First we will gather for our 5th Sunday fellowship at a restaurant in west Mobile (TBA). Then we will ... Read more

  • Bent Broadway 2026

    Laidlaw Performing Arts Center 5751 USA Drive South, Mobile, Alabama

    If you’ve never experience a Bent Broadway show, you’ve missed one of the most delightful events of the year, with proceeds supporting Prism United! It’s Broadway with a twist—a local cast performs Broadway tunes with males singing traditionally female roles and females singing traditionally male roles. It’s fun and bawdy and always very entertaining! Every ... Read more

  • Love Thy Stranger: Chapter 5

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    All are welcome to join the adult education class as they continue a journey through Bart Ehrman’s book, Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience ... Read more

  • Coloring Fairhope with Pride

    South Beach Park Alternate 98, Fairhope, United States

    In 2020, a simple idea sparked something beautiful—Color Fairhope with Pride was born from the vision of bringing more color, visibility, and love to our town during Pride Month. It all started with chalk, sidewalks, and a dream to create a more inclusive community. Now, we're kicking off Pride Month 2026 by going back to ... Read more