By Brian Blackwell Baptist Message University of Alaska-Anchorage Mosaic campus ministry director Scott Belmore was glued to his television screen in late August as he
Mark Craft is a household name among Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams. Craft has driven from his home in Friendship Association to disaster sites all
Mark Wakefield says Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have been working steadily for a long time as hurricane after hurricane has pounded the Southeast, starting
By Bob Smietana Religion News Service This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center and is reprinted from Religion News Service. Not long
EDITOR’S NOTE: Sunday, Nov. 8, is Disaster Relief Appreciation Day in the Southern Baptist Convention. Heading into the final week of October, Southern Baptist Disaster
Since Roger Collins and his wife of 51 years, Debbie, retired, they serve together on a chainsaw team with Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. “We know
In Alaska, disaster relief looks a little different than it does in Alabama. It’s less cutting up trees, more dealing with earthquakes and forest fires
The torrential rain from Hurricane Sally sounded like bullets hitting Betty’s roof as violent winds rattled the windows of her home. Betty was alone inside
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