Southern Baptist Disaster Relief leaders (pictured above, praying with local residents) have been working to finalize partnerships with Baptist churches on Grand Bahama island to help them rebuild after Hurricane Dorian. Mark Wakefield, disaster relief and chaplaincy ministries strategist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, plans to visit the island soon to counsel local pastors and help train them in trauma counseling so they can help their congregations. (BP)
Disaster Relief leaders partner with Grand Bahama churches following hurricane
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