The violent storms of April 27 prompted colleges and universities throughout the state to offer initial responses regarding disaster relief efforts. Alabama Baptist Institutions Samford
Bottled water, cambros (large, in this case red, plastic containers) filled with baked beans, pulled pork and mashed potatoes to feed 6,400. Volunteers from Red
The large, white steeple that towered atop First Baptist Church, Fultondale, was found on its side across the street in a resident’s front yard. Glass,
After the historic storms that swept through the Southeast on April 27, Alabama Baptist disaster relief teams are on the field ministering to all affected
The same supercell storm that ripped through Tuscaloosa, Fultondale and Pleasant Grove, demolishing homes and leaving a trail of dead and missing, destroyed the predominantly
Several communities in the Greater Birmingham area suffered extensive damage from heavy storms that barreled through the early morning hours of April 27. Alabama Baptist
By the mercy and grace of God, we are still here today.” On April 29, that was the praise that went up from Marlin Cox,
When I am watching my pastors be effective for the Lord, and they’re drawing attention to the Lord and nobody knows who Jim Turnbo is,
