Supporting Our
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Usually, extraordinary stories leave us thinking, “I could never have done that,” but Law Lamar’s story leaves a different impression: “I could have done that—if only I’d been listening.” Law of Miracles tells how a middle-aged accountant from suburban Birmingham quietly followed God’s leading into the poorest rural counties of Alabama, not with grand plans or fundraisers, but with simple acts of connection—listening to needs and linking them to available resources. Through phone calls, relationships, and obedience, schools received libraries, families found homes, and communities gained access to things many take for granted, resulting in nearly 3,000 projects and close to $8 million in impact over two decades. Done without recognition, publicity, or applause, Law’s work reflects a faith lived in quiet faithfulness rather than public display. This is Law’s story—but its most extraordinary truth is that it could be yours, or mine, if we’re willing to listen, because God still uses ordinary people to create stories that are truly extraordinary.