Meg Pelley, of Rockwood, Tenn., attended a summer camp near Anniston when she was a child. This past Memorial Day weekend, Pelley returned to Calhoun
Clarence Smith, a 71-year-old semi-retired brick mason, hid in his chimney hearth during the storms that ravaged Alabama on April 27. “It was scary,” said
(L to r) Ella Harper, a member of The Church at Brook Hills, Birmingham, and Avery and Aaron Creel, members of Shades Mountain Baptist Church,
• My husband, Stephen, is the pastor of Herren’s Grove Baptist, Woodland, in Randolph County. We recently took a trip to Hackleburg to help with
Mel Johnson said overwhelming doesn’t even begin to describe the past month, the aftermath of the tornadoes that ripped apart Alabama in late April. The
The day after an EF-5 tornado ripped through Joplin, Mo., on May 22, student minister and associate pastor Jason Green from Crossroad Baptist Church, Hueytown,
The first mobile chapel provided by Alabama Baptist disaster relief is officially on-site at Mount Hebron East Baptist Church, Eclectic, in Elmore Baptist Association. The
No one can accuse the members of Forest Lake Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, of letting grass grow under their feet. Within hours of the April 27
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