Alabama Baptists received lots of help with their disaster relief efforts in the days following the April 27 tornadoes. Volunteers organized into 39 cleanup recovery
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
The half-mile wide deadly tornado which tore through Elmore County late April 27 ripped down power lines, shredded trees and tossed a trailer park on
The number 3 never looked so haunting as it did that morning, the morning so many dreaded. For as long as night lingered, the reality
Communication failure has not stopped Alabama Baptist chaplain teams from reaching hurting families in areas affected by the recent severe weather. Ray Baker, prison ministry
Annihilation seemed to be the intention of three deadly tornadoes that killed more than 50 people as they ripped through the small adjoining towns of
Countless Alabamians are still trying to recover from the surge of devastating tornadoes and severe storms that ripped through the Southeast April 27. In all,
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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