A familiar saying explains that big things come in small packages. That proved true as a small Piedmont church performed big-sized disaster relief ministry during
Disaster relief often is a spur-of-the-moment ministry. So it would be logical to think that those who are able to volunteer for disaster relief are
The 13-acre Marshall Baptist Retreat Center sits on the shores of Lake Guntersville, across from Lake Guntersville State Park — a near-perfect setting for such
Feeding a large number of hungry disaster relief workers is an enormous task. It requires planning menus, procuring food items, lining up preparers, anticipating condiments,
The Youth Network Work Crew, which coordinates countywide events for Etowah Baptist Association such as See You At The Pole and Disciple Now, is used
Alan Broome was living and ministering in Mississippi when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, so he’s no stranger to mobilizing teams to help with cleanup
On April 27, multiple storms and cyclones traversed Alabama, changing the landscape and the lives of many residents. The impact was felt directly in 42
Sixth Street Church, Alexander City, will host a Sub-Sahara Africa Base Camp Sept. 23–24. The event will begin Friday at 5:30 p.m. and end Saturday
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