Southern Baptist volunteers continue to respond in multiple locations in Mississippi after a series of massive tornadoes that moved through the state on March 24.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was updated with new details March 27.) Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief officials are currently assessing damage in Amory, Winona, Silver City
When the first quick response feeding unit (QRU) was acquired by Southern Baptists of Texas Convention Disaster Relief five years ago, director Scottie Stice knew it
People in Syria displaced by recent earthquakes need blankets. Now 10,000 blankets are on the way, thanks to efforts by Texas Baptist Men, in cooperation
Winter storms that pounded Texas in early 2023 wrought havoc in Austin, prompting teams from Southern Baptists of Texas Convention Disaster Relief to deploy to
From Hungarian Baptist Aid joining intensive search-and-rescue missions to Send Relief and other Southern Baptist partners providing help with generators and other supplies, Baptists are
Along a several-block stretch of Hillshire Drive in Deer Park, Texas, tree limbs were piled along the street as neighbors sought to clean up from
Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers responded to an unusual request from the state earlier this week to provide support for first responders preparing for anticipated
Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are on the ground in Alabama responding to the devastation left in the wake of severe weather that raked the
Charles Raburn and his chainsaw were dwarfed by the massive branches of a giant oak toppled by one of the deadly tornadoes that recently hit
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