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Although he originally felt called to be a pastor, Sammy Gilbreath has spent nearly 20 years at the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) leading other pastors in fulfilling the Great Commission.
Gilbreath, director of SBOM’s office of evangelism, will partially retire June 30 and begin working as evangelism director on a part-time basis. Also working part time in the evangelism office are two other state missionaries: Billy Harris and Phil Winningham.
While experimenting with the idea of regionalizing the evangelism office Gilbreath will move from his home in Montgomery to Florence to cover the northern region of the state. Winningham covers the central region and Hunt the southern region.
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by Dogwood