Updated Sept. 17, 7:00 a.m.: Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief Strategist Mark Wakefield said the state has been asked to send its main feeding unit and
Roger Willmore said he inherited the association’s new style of annual meeting when he became director of missions for Calhoun Baptist Association a couple of
By Mark Wakefield Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have risen to the occasion to serve those affected by recent floods in
Two Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams have been deployed in response to the flooding caused by what meterologists are calling “once-in-a-millenium” rainfall in Missouri at
Wildfires from Colorado to Florida have burned more than 1 million acres since March 6, killed at least seven people and led to Southern Baptist
Early March storms in the South and Midwest left at least four people dead, damaged church buildings and led to deployment of Baptist disaster relief
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Scattering themselves across the state, seven confirmed tornadoes left their mark the weekend of Jan. 21–22. According to the
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Much like any disaster, the wild fires that ravaged parts of Tennessee were a dominating story in the news
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