Knee-high grass surrounded an empty playground at Holt Elementary School outside Tuscaloosa. Though the beginning of the school year was only a few days away,
• We would like to show our appreciation to our community, family, friends and even complete strangers for the outpouring of support we received after
In the wake of Hurricane Irene’s 1,500-mile path of destruction from North Carolina to eastern Canada, Southern Baptist disaster relief leaders and volunteers were mobilized
Flooded roads and washed out bridges are hampering relief efforts in Vermont, Baptist leaders reported Aug. 30. After torrential rains from Hurricane Irene’s remnants transformed
Jack Gatlin loves to fish. Combine his passion with a chance to help people still feeling the effects of the April 27 tornadoes that raked
The 13-acre Marshall Baptist Retreat Center sits on the shores of Lake Guntersville, across from Lake Guntersville State Park — a near-perfect setting for such
Disaster relief often is a spur-of-the-moment ministry. So it would be logical to think that those who are able to volunteer for disaster relief are
A familiar saying explains that big things come in small packages. That proved true as a small Piedmont church performed big-sized disaster relief ministry during
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