_Childersburg_--Enon. _Kymulga_--Mt. Olive. _Aldrich_--Hepzibah. _Blocton_--Liberty. _Talladega_--Peace Baptist. _Wilsonville_--Bethlehem, Scott Grove, Mt. Grove, and Dry Branch. _Harpersville_--Mt. Olive. _Helena_--Mt. Pleasant. _Fayetteville_--Shady Grove, Friendship. _Columbiana_--Zion, Friendship, and Macedonia. _Mt. Pinson_--Mt. Bradford. _Siluria_--Union Hill, Liberty No. 1. _Shelby_--Providence. _Long View_--Galilee. _Calera_--Moseley Chapel, New Mt. Moriah, Bethel. Rev. D. L. Prentice, Aldrich, is doing a very effective work in the school room, and the people of his town bear the marks of his pedagogic labors. Their meetings, I mean associational meetings, are enjoyable and they give evidence of piety, promise and power. This body liberally aided in the purchase of Selma University, and has ever been ready for any and every good work. SOUTHEAST ALABAMA ASSOCIATION. This Association operates in the extreme southeast portion of the State. I have not been able to secure a full statistical table from them. They report thirty churches, with a membership of about 2,000. From a mutilated copy of their minutes for 1892 the following names are given as the ordained ministers of the body: J. Craddock, G. Christinar, J. Stith, Thomas Slaughter, M. Spencer, E. P. Langston, J. Cotton, E. Alford, T. Rollins, A. L. Koonce, J. C. Green, Wm. Carter, A. Powell, J. Foston, J. Sampson, James Humphrey, G. R. Hall, R. C. Liferedge, and A. Turner. Part of the statistical table is torn away, but the following appears as the list of their post offices: Cowarts, Otho, Crosby, Balkum, Headland, Gordon, Shorterville, Halesburg, Zornville, Hardwicksburg, Brackins, Choctawhatchie, Columbia, Lawrenceville, Abbeville, Fort Gaines, Cottonwood, Dothan, Hilliardsville, Ashford. I give this list because to know the post offices of the churches is better than to know nothing at all. They are all right on temperance, and they say they will license no man to preach who cannot read the New Testament. SNOW CREEK ASSOCIATION. Is chiefly located in Calhoun and Etowah counties. At present their officers are as follows: Rev. H. W. Whatley, White Plains, moderator. Rev. William Munds, Anniston, assistant moderator. Prof. Lydden Green, Oxford, clerk. This body was organized in 1869 by Rev. Burrell Snow (whose name it bears) and a few others, aided by the late Rev. Mr. Jinkins, a white Baptist minister, whose heart and hand seemed ever ready to help on every good work among the colored people. Rev. H. J. Hoke, the efficient missionary of Arkansas, went out from this association. They have something above 2,000 members belonging to the following churches: