Learn about the horrific Alabama Payday Lending law and how it drives so many citizens into a downward spiral of poverty, and what churches can do to help.

Experts will discuss proposed state legislation for reform; we will share a brief video focused on victims of predatory lending in Alabama.  

Dr. Neal Berte, President Emeritus of Birmingham-Southern College and Chair of the statewide Predatory Lending Advisory Committee; David Stout, of Alabama Arise; and Kim Rogers from the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham, will provide additional perspective and thoughts regarding advocacy for change.

There will be time available for Q&A.
 

The event will be in Wesley Hall at Frazer. 6000 Atlanta Hwy, Montgomery, AL 36117

Doors open at 4:45; dinner starts at 5:15; program starts at 6 pm. Dinner is $8 per person. Pay at the door.

Please register for the meal by February 1. Registration is not required to come for the program at 6pm.

Sponsored by the Conference Board of Church and Society.