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A Legacy of Faith and Compassion
Jessie Hale Downs lived a life of quiet strength, deep faith, and unwavering compassion. At age 27, along
with her husband, Jimmie Hale, Jessie began the Jimmie Hale Mission to help homeless men in Birmingham.
Jimmie died just months after the Mission opened. Even though Mrs. Jessie was expecting their first child,
she was determined to keep Jimmie’s dream alive, and she continued the Mission by herself for ten years. In
all, Mrs. Jessie served the Mission for an incredible 46 years!2025 Gratitude Report
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SIGNS AND WONDERS
Matthew 7:7-8 (NIV) tells us: “Ask and it will be given to you; seek
and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For
everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the
one who knocks, the door will be opened.” Joey knows that signs
of God are all around us. He is living proof that no matter the time
or place, God will let you know what He desires for your life.Carroll Named Mission Executive Director
Find out about how Courtney is on her way to a brighter future thanks to your generosity and learn about the Mission’s $6M Capital Campaign!
Up in Flames!
There is a long-standing church tradition of “burning the note” when a property is paid in full. On Monday, members of the Jimmie Hale Mission board of directors, it’s staff, and representatives from the City of Birmingham all participated in a ceremonial burning of the deed to celebrate the nonprofit’s ownership of the Shepura Men’s Center campus downtown.
