Mark and Wendy Whittaker picked through the rubble of their home April 28. Fellow church members from First Baptist Church, Rainsville, in DeKalb Baptist Association,
Three Alabama Baptist churches in western Jefferson County were damaged by tornadoes and high winds that left much of the area in shambles April 27.
Within hours of Mountain View Baptist Church, Phil Campbell, being devastated by a tornado April 27, one church member could be found amid the rubble
First Church, Prattville, will hold Senior Celebration for senior adults May 9–12, 10:30 a.m.–noon, with Jay Wolf, pastor of First Church, Montgomery; Dale Huff, director
Valley View Church, Leeds, will hold a deacons, wives and widows banquet May 7, 5 p.m., with Brother Billy Bob Bohannon. Chad Hayes is pastor.
Trudging through the streets of Tuscaloosa following the April 27 killer tornado, Billy Gray, the interim director of missions for Tuscaloosa County Baptist Association, expressed
Westwood Ballet of Westwood Church, Forestdale, will present “How Majestic is Your Name” May 14, 6 p.m. For information call 205-798-0900. Steven Potts is pastor.
The tragedy and devastation of April 27 were beyond words. But so was the response of Alabama Baptists and other Christians to the needs and
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