Labor Day was no picnic or holiday for dozens of Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers and leaders involved in responses to flooding along the East
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,
At 8:45 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, Tom Fortner sat down for a quick breakfast. Only five miles from where Fortner blessed his meal, a
In a land still nursing the wounds of the April tornadoes, some people wonder why Amy Colley plans to travel the far reaches of the
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
In the days following Sept. 11, 2001, many Americans flocked to churches only to drop out within months. But Taylor Field, a North American Mission
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
As Hurricane Irene swirled toward the East Coast with heavy rains whipped by 110 mph winds at press time, its potential to produce disastrous property
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