Article I: Name and Principle Office
The name of this Corporation is The Church at Brook Hills. This Corporation may also hereinafter be further referred to in the Bylaws as “the Church.” The Church maintains its principal office at 3145 Brook Highland Parkway, Birmingham, Alabama 35242. These Amended and Restated Bylaws (these “Bylaws”) govern the affairs of The Church at Brook Hills, an Alabama non-profit corporation. The Church is organized under the Alabama Nonprofit Corporation Act, as amended (the “Act”), for Religious purposes. These Bylaws amend and restate, in its entirety, the previous Bylaws of the Church, as amended. The Church shall comply with the requirements of the Act and maintain a registered office and registered agent in Alabama. The registered office is the Church’s principal office in Alabama at the address set forth above. Unless otherwise designated, the Secretary of the Board of Directors shall be the Registered Agent for the Church and a statement as required by law shall be filed with the probate judge.

The Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation
Article I: Name and Principle Office
Article II: Membership and Purpose
Article III: Church Leadership
Article IV: The Brook Hills Board of Directors
Article V: Meeting of Members
Article VI: Process for Changing Legal Documentation
Article VII: Christian Alternative Dispute Resolution
Article VIII: Rules of Order
Article VIII: Adoption of Bylaws
Amended Articles of Incorporation

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Legal Disclaimer
Please note that these these Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation are applicable to The Church at Brook Hills only, and conform to the laws of the State of Alabama and Shelby County. While other leaders may be inspired or use this information as a reference, The Church at Brook Hills can bear no responsibility for other church or organizational use of these documents as legally binding articles. Consult your own legal counsel when preparing Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation to make sure your documents conform to all necessary Scripture, standards and practices and your own state laws.