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Participants from First Baptist Church Robertsdale’s Vacation Bible School recently donated gift bags filled with thoughtful goodies and heartfelt get-well messages for patients at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital.

Patients receive get-well messages and goodies from local church

The church’s Serve Team, led by Pastor Tony Meinhardt, delivered the donations and toured Children & Women’s Hospital.

Published Jul 6th, 2026

Participants from First Baptist Church Robertsdale’s Vacation Bible School recently donated gift bags filled with thoughtful goodies and heartfelt get-well messages for patients at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital.

The church’s Serve Team, led by Pastor Tony Meinhardt, delivered the donations and toured Children & Women’s Hospital, where they learned more about the Spiritual Health and Counseling Department, including opportunities for chaplaincy, volunteering and clinical pastoral education.

“We love building relationships with our community partners because we all share a purpose in life — to reach out and love others,” said Kim Crawford Meeks, chaplain and manager of the Spiritual Health and Counseling Department at USA Health.

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