After 20 hours buried alive, he needed a shower. The Pleasant Grove resident stopped by the Southern Baptist disaster relief mobile shower unit at Bethel
In the wake of damaged homes and power and water outages, clean clothes may seem like a small thing. But Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers
Power or no power, trained Alabama Baptist disaster relief volunteers are always able to communicate with the main command center at any point, even if
Joe Bob Mizzell wasn’t sure how the people of Alberta Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, would react when they saw him. Mizzell, director of the office of
Since 4 p.m. April 27, just after an EF-5 tornado hit Lawrence County, Chaplain Mark Wakefield has been on-site at Lawrence County Medical Center in
When Baptists in Etowah and Calhoun counties emerged after the deadly outbreak of tornadoes April 27, one set began assessing the damage and the other
Being a tornado relief donations drop-off center has been a simple undertaking for many Alabama Baptist churches. Most just opened their doors, informed the community
You may not expect to see a tangible representation of Jesus in a bottle of water or bag of hygiene items — that is, unless
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