Alabama Baptists open facilities for drop-off locations statewide
May 12, 2011
You may not expect to see a tangible representation of Jesus in a bottle of water or bag of hygiene items — that is, unless
Selma, Birmingham Baptist disaster relief teams help with cleanup
May 5, 2011
Several communities in the Greater Birmingham area suffered extensive damage from heavy storms that barreled through the early morning hours of April 27. Alabama Baptist
St. Clair County churches survive storm, reach out to neighbors
May 5, 2011
By the mercy and grace of God, we are still here today.” On April 29, that was the praise that went up from Marlin Cox,
Cullman area churches hit hard; members standing tall to ‘Praise Him’
May 5, 2011
They’re coming here to grieve,” said Ken Allen, pastor of East Side Baptist Church, Cullman. Current and former members of East Side Baptist — some
Volunteers serving thousands of hot meals daily
May 5, 2011
Bottled water, cambros (large, in this case red, plastic containers) filled with baked beans, pulled pork and mashed potatoes to feed 6,400. Volunteers from Red
Lance urges financial assistance
May 5, 2011
After the historic storms that swept through the Southeast on April 27, Alabama Baptist disaster relief teams are on the field ministering to all affected
Alabama Baptists respond with ‘cup of cold water in Jesus’ name’ — food, shelter, counseling, relief
May 5, 2011
Trudging through the streets of Tuscaloosa following the April 27 killer tornado, Billy Gray, the interim director of missions for Tuscaloosa County Baptist Association, expressed
Hiding in a ‘safe place’
May 5, 2011
First Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, members Buddy and Buna Woodruff, age 83 and 79, took refuge from the April 27 tornado in their hallway. Within a
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