First Baptist Church, Hackleburg, has run the gamut of providing tornado disaster relief services to its community. From shelter to command center to animal operating
Kenny Norris (left), student minister of First Baptist Church, Sylacauga, in Coosa River Baptist Association, and his son William organize bottles of bubbles with Bubbles
Claire Waldrop is seven years old. She likes singing, acting, dancing, designing clothes, decorating and learning about history, except for the wars. She loves
Registration for families to enroll their children in preschool child care and the children’s conference in the Phoenix Convention Center is available under the “Children
While some volunteers are busy with visible relief efforts, others are assisting behind the scenes, caring for small and vulnerable disaster victims — the children.
Children are impacted by profound loss and confusion,” said Donna Swarts, national child care coordinator for Southern Baptist disaster relief. When a crisis or disaster
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