For help in finding associations in need of construction projects, call the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions at 1-800-264-1225. For a list of needs
Relatives, friends, neighbors and volunteers from Hale and Cahaba Baptist associations built a home for someone who lost hers to a tornado April 27, 2011.
The sanctuary of Ephesus Baptist Church, Sprott, in Cahaba Baptist Association was destroyed by a January tornado. Because of the damage to the sanctuary, members
Disaster relief is a team effort. “One person can’t do it all,” said Milton Cherry, who attends Fairhaven Baptist Church, Demopolis, in Bethel Baptist Association
Faith Chapel Baptist Church, Marion, had been planning to construct a fellowship hall and additional classrooms. Members of the Cahaba Baptist Association church —
Anyone who has faced a significant loss or disaster knows that the one-year mark of that crisis brings back painful memories and emotional stress. Soon
When the April 27 tornadoes ravaged DeKalb County, the 99-year-old building of Grace Chapel Baptist Church at Town Creek in Rainsville was destroyed. It was
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