ALCAP - Alabama Citizens Action Program

ALCAP's Greg Davis in Huntsville on Wednesday with Madison Baptist Association Thankful for partnership with Robert Mullins and Jon Hathcock.

Thank You to John Thomas & the Southeast Alabama Baptist Association for allowing Greg Davis to update your churches on ALCAP's important ministry.
SABA Churches

Can you legislate morality?

"You can’t legislate anything except morality. All law ultimately has a moral base.”

Colonel John Eidsmoe and ALCAP President Greg Davis recently discussed the importance of the 10 Commandments in US law and the state of religious liberty in our country. To read more and to listen to their conversation, click on the article in the comments.

Former Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA) Commissioner and military veteran Kent Davis told his personal and professional story on Priority Talk Radio with Greg Davis, including the circumstances surrounding Gov. Kay Ivey firing him from his position.

Podcast episode in comments!

Listen in from 5-7pm on 101.1 FM, 850 AM, or Priority Talk Radio's website (link in comments)

Thank-you pastor Paul Long and Antioch Baptist Church in Fyffe Alabama for hosting Greg Davis/ALCAP Sunday. Thank you for the hospitality from Tim Richey.
The encouragement and love offering from the congregation were overwhelming! The altar was full of people praying for our nation & state.

"This is your chance to be involved in that process and be the boots on the ground that makes the difference for election integrity."

Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl visited with ALCAP President Greg Davis on Priority Talk Radio to discuss different ways for interested citizens to get involved in the 2024 General Election. To learn more about what you can do, click on the article in the comments.

Thank you Alabama Crenshaw Baptist Association for hosting Greg Davis at your annual meeting in Luverne and for your financial support of ALCAP.

Thank you Friendship Baptist Association for hosting Greg Davis at your annual meeting. Thank you for the offering to support the important ministry and work of ALCAP.

American churchgoers are looking for more than biblical explanation from their pastor each week. Many expect the sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues.

Churchgoers want to hear pastors address current issues | Baptist Press BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) — American churchgoers are looking for more than biblical explanation from their pastor each week. Many expect the sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues.

Thank you to the churches of Carey Baptist Association for your financial support and for allowing ALCAP Greg Davis to be a part of your annual meeting. New Associational missionary Richie Farrow is doing a great job serving the churches of Clay County. Dr. Rick Lance Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions shared a very edifying message as well.

ALCAP President Greg Davis welcomed Alabama State Rep. Jamie Kiel onto Priority Talk Radio to explain Statewide Amendment 1, an amendment he is sponsoring that will appear on every Alabama voter’s ballot in the 2024 General Election.

For more info, click on the article in the comment section.

Thank you First Baptist Church Dadeville & Pastor Ben Hayes for hosting ALCAP Sunday morning. Your support and prayers are very appreciated.

"There's only one thing worse than not doing the right thing. It's doing the right thing the wrong way... I've come to realize that being derogatory and not being kind and loving people to do the right thing actually ends up causing them to do the wrong things more... I'm going to use my kindness and my love to draw people to repentance and I'm going to speak the truth."

Mike Griffin, the Public Affairs Representative for the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, recently joined Priority Talk Radio with ALCAP President Greg Davis. They discuss Georgia politics and the heartbeat law, among a host of other topics.

To read more and to hear their conversation, click on the article in the comments.

We had a great time sharing with Coffee Baptist at their Annual meeting Thursday evening. Thanks to Jud Waldrop and all of the individuals & churches that support ALCAP's important ministry.

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen recently called into ALCAP President Greg Davis’ radio show Priority Talk to share important voting information with Alabama residents:

The 2024 General Election is on November 5th. To vote, you must be registered. The deadline to register is October 21st. You can register through alabamavotes.gov (https://www.sos.alabama.gov/alabama-votes). You’ll need a valid Alabama driver’s license or the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number. Also, some people may need to update their voter registration information (for example, if they’ve moved). You may do that as well on the site mentioned above.

For more voting info (including absentee instructions), click on the article in the comments.

Do you want to be equipped to engage our culture from a biblical worldview? Register for this workshop (link in comments) on Oct. 9th! Let others know. API President Stephanie Smith recently joined with ALCAP President Greg Davis on Priority Talk to describe the event:

“We will talk about pro-life ethics, identity issues, gender issues, critical race theory and racism, sexuality, what the Bible says about marriage, all of the hard topics that are difficult to preach on… The point of the workshop is to equip the folks who come."

To hear more of their conversation, click on the article in the comments.

Thanks to Danny Courson St. Clair Baptist Association and Cedar Grove Baptist Church for hosting ALCAP Greg Davis and Senator Lance Bell for a pastors legislative update luncheon on Monday. Its important that the church be well informed and equipped to pray for and relate to those elected to represent the people of their church community.

Thank-you Partridge Crossroads Baptist Church and Pastor Tim Blackmon for your support of ALCAP and for allowing Greg Davis to preach Sunday. This new church plant is nearly
one year old and already cultivating a missions mindset.