Faith Chapel had been planning to construct a fellowship hall and additional classrooms when a tornado damaged the church. Members had been setting aside funds
The roof was lifted from one-third of the sanctuary at First, Cullman. Three large stained glass windows in the sanctuary were destroyed. The gymnasium roof
The steeple at First, Fultondale, was thrown 100 feet across the road by a tornado. The roof on the south side of the church was
First, Wellington, suffered severe damage as the church structure was rocked on its foundation, causing the backside of the building to fall off and much
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Construction plans for Mamre Baptist’s new building required starting from scratch after an EF4 tornado devastated its 2-year-old building. The new building is a replica
Mount Hebron East was swept away by an EF4 tornado, leaving only the foundation slab from the fellowship hall. The church is working with an
Mountain View’s sanctuary, two other buildings and TV ministry were wiped out by an EF5 tornado. Twelve weeks after the storm, the church was meeting
The North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) strategy to focus on church planting by redeploying missionaries and shifting budget emphases continues to draw concern from many
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