History of disaster relief child care
May 12, 2011
• 1979 — Texas Baptist men went to Wichita Falls, Texas, in response to a tornado. Four teams of volunteers went to help care for
Alabama Baptists open facilities for drop-off locations statewide
May 12, 2011
You may not expect to see a tangible representation of Jesus in a bottle of water or bag of hygiene items — that is, unless
150 Alabama child care volunteers ready to help
May 12, 2011
When disaster strikes, there are about 150 child care volunteers in Alabama who are ready to open a center with little notice. “We can set
Donation drop-off centers located across Alabama
May 12, 2011
Being a tornado relief donations drop-off center has been a simple undertaking for many Alabama Baptist churches. Most just opened their doors, informed the community
Children’s needs differ from adults
May 12, 2011
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
Financial donations needed to support tornado relief efforts
May 12, 2011
The immense outpouring of compassion across the state, nation and world for the devastated areas in Alabama continually touches those trying to pick up the
Associations focus, organize, shine during disaster
May 12, 2011
When Baptists in Etowah and Calhoun counties emerged after the deadly outbreak of tornadoes April 27, one set began assessing the damage and the other
Auction raises $4,000 for Annie Armstrong
May 12, 2011
The Woman’s Missionary Union and Girls in Action of Indian Lake Baptist Church, Northport, raised $4,000 during their third annual cake and art auction for
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