The response in Birmingham has involved numerous personnel during the holiday week with a high of 120 Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers on site as of 12/31. Chaplains have reported
Happy New Year! As you begin 2016, we wanted to take a few moments to review some highlights from 2015. Each of the following blog posts were published at ALSBOM.org/blog
We currently have 5 active areas of response across Alabama working multiple teams related to the Christmas Day tornadoes and holiday week flooding. Please note the following informational update: Limestone
The week of Christmas brought with it rain — and lots of it. But by Dec. 29 floodwaters began to recede enough to allow Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams to
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief is responding in Elba to support families with Chaplaincy and Cleanup/Recovery teams to assist with flood recovery. Assessment begins today, December 29 for areas where flood
Alabama Disaster Relief stands at-the-ready to provide ministry across the state due to holiday storms. AL.com reports that Governor Bentley has declared a state of emergency due to excessive flash
For those in ministry there are often innumerable needs pressing in on this side and pushing there on that side. Sometimes a minister just needs a community that understands his
Take a moment to watch this video and hear from some International Missionaries who call Alabama home as they would like to say thanks for supporting them with your gifts to
The sermon’s tone was not condemning. Instead Scott Guffin urged Alabama Baptists to open their hearts by shifting their focus inward and asking God to “pardon us for our sin.”
At an age when most people are sitting in recliners or at least slowing down, 87-year-old Eva Nell Hunter, a member of Central Baptist Church, Decatur, keeps a pace that
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