Churches in north Georgia knew exactly what children in Kentucky communities leveled by tornadoes needed to lift their spirits — new bikes and toys. In
Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have begun serving meals and assisting families impacted by a massive wildfire in Boulder County that destroyed hundreds of homes.
Only a few days after disaster relief workers closed up sites in western Kentucky following nearly three weeks helping with tornado recovery, a new weather
Southern Baptists continue to respond to the tornado devastation from storms hitting five states on Dec. 10-11, causing at least 75 fatalities. In addition to
In the aftermath of powerful tornadoes that cut a swath of destruction and death across several states Dec. 10–11, Southern Baptists launched immediate disaster relief
Within minutes of the powerful eruption of Mount Semeru in Indonesia on Dec. 4, Southern Baptists began working with international partners to respond to immediate
Don and Kay Arnold were looking to get more involved in missions when they learned about Southern Baptist Disaster Relief 10 years ago. Since then,
Illinois Baptist messengers gathered for their annual meeting in Springfield, where they heard promising reports of missions and ministry, passed four resolutions on a variety
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“When the call comes for our disaster team to go, we’ll be ready,” says Butch Porch, a member of Woodland Baptist Church in Brownsville, Tennessee.
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