As Southern Baptists launch the fourth disaster relief response to Florida, Alabama Baptists are taking a noticeably smaller part than usual. Tommy Puckett, director
What are friends for?” That’s the philosophy that drove Randy Duncan to spend countless hours making ice and delivering it to his neighbors following
Homes demolished — moved from their foundations. Layers of mud and silt on the floors. Belongings swept up by the storm surge found a
While Hurricane Ivan pounded Alabama and its remnants returned to hit Louisiana as a tropical depression, the devastating storm also left its mark throughout
The eastern side of the eye of Hurricane Ivan’s fury plowed through the 66-acre Camp Baldwin of Baldwin Baptist Association — while many of
From acting as staging points to providing a place to sleep, Baptist churches across south Alabama are welcoming Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers in the
As Hurricane Ivan’s wrath swept over Alabama, the state’s Baptists compassionately reached out to help evacuees and local residents who sought shelter. Shocco Springs Baptist
It’s nothing but rubble on the sand.” That’s the news Paul Smith, pastor of Romar Beach Baptist Church, got from congregation members who watched the
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