Women's Hope Medical Clinic shows what happens when care meets courage: free medical services, parent education, adoption support, and a plan to open a home for single pregnant moms all under one mission of no judgment and steady love. Daria shares the clinic’s 42-year journey, her personal path, and why the need is higher than ever.

• free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and prenatal care with volunteer OB-GYNs
• STI testing and treatment plus parenting and budgeting classes
• Caring Cash system paired with a community-stocked boutique
• dad program and licensed Hope Adoptions with birth mom choice
• vision for a 2026 home for single pregnant moms
• history from 1980s origins to present growth
• myths debunked on who they serve and why demand is rising
• funding needs with no government support and how donors help
• diversity of clients including international students and families
• how to connect: 334-502-7000, partnersforhope.com, womenshope.org, 820 Stage Road
• events: Hope for the Journey training and the Walk for Life 5K and one-mile walk

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We share how two rural pastors in Alabama sparked a movement that now spans a 100-acre community in northern Uganda, training pastors, educating children, creating dignified jobs, and strengthening local churches. Yancy opens up about leaving a corporate career, facing hardship, and choosing obedience over comfort.

• founding story and early focus on sending ordinary people
• Abana’s Hope as a holistic Christian community
• Living Stones church and school serving local families
• Life Beads microenterprise and dignified work for women
• shift from orphan care to child development program
• kitchen and farm supporting food security and discipleship
• pastor training center across Uganda, South Sudan, Congo
• Yancy’s calling from corporate to mission leadership
• common misconceptions about who can serve
• practical ways to pray, go, and give
• how to connect: fourcorners.org, office, phone, email, YouTube

Please call us here at the office, downtown Opelika. Our office is 202 S. 8th Street in downtown Opelika. Our phone number is 334-737-6338. You can send us an email at info@fourcorners.org. Come see us at the thrift store.

We talk with Jess Matthews of Matthews Fly Aerial Imaging about turning a love of aviation and photography into a family-run drone business that serves real estate, events, and local organizations. We explore FAA rules, the Part 107 license, practical use cases, and the personal story that fueled her leap into entrepreneurship.

• origins of Matthews Fly Aerial Imaging as a family business
• what professional drone work includes across sectors
• FAA regulation, registration, and Part 107 licensing
• typical altitude limits and airspace awareness
• balancing entrepreneurship with family life
• real estate, contractor, hotel, school, and event use cases
• new business status, service areas across AL, GA, and FL
• how to reach Jess on Facebook and by phone

Matthews Fly Aerial Imaging

706-577-6828

To nominate your favorite local businesses to be featured on the show, go to gnpauburn.com. That's gnpauburn.com. Or call 334-429-7404