Tuscaloosa churches have a new avenue to expand the reach of their disaster relief response. Through the Compassion Coalition of Tuscaloosa County, Baptists and
A lack of bureaucracy made churches “the true first responders” when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast last year, a new survey found, but a
As severe weather struck parts of Blount and Marshall counties Sept. 22, an F-1 tornado with winds up to 100 mph hit Albertville, causing roof
When violent thunderstorms and straight-line winds battered south-central Illinois July 21, residents weren’t able to estimate the untold millions in losses or guess when their
St. Clair Baptist Association has been awarded a $75,000 grant to construct three disaster relief trailers, a gift that will add “in a significant way
Baptists are again responding to needs in Indonesia after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake rocked the island of Java. Hitting in the early morning hours of
Tommy Puckett, director of disaster relief for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, was recently awarded the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Joel Phillips Outstanding
Everyone down here is tired of looking at it, tired of dealing with it and tired of looking ahead and realizing another hurricane season is
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