Four New Dates/Locations for Disaster Relief Training
Four new dates and locations have been announced for Emergency Disaster Relief Training. To see the full list, click here: https://sbdr.org/events/ If you have already signed up online for the […]
Want to serve in the Yellow Shirt Army?
As the floodwaters of Hurricane Harvey recede, trained Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers will begin deploying to the impacted areas of Texas. If you would like to help storm victims […]
Emergency Training Opportunity
We are offering an emergency training opportunity this Saturday, September 2, 9 am – Noon at the Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief Center in Prattville. If you have never been trained, […]
How Can You Participate in Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts?
In this Hurricane Harvey relief update, Disaster Relief Strategist Mark Wakefield answers some of the questions Alabama Baptists are asking about how they can participate in the relief effort. If […]
Helping Survivors of Hurricane Harvey
Many are looking for ways to assist survivors in Texas in the aftermath of hurricane Harvey. Consider some time proven tips. Please do not collect supplies to send unless a […]
Alabama Disaster Relief responding in Missouri and Arkansas
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have risen to the occasion to serve those affected by recent floods in Missouri and Arkansas. Two teams served in Missouri earlier this month. Last […]
Why should you become a trained volunteer?
This year’s Alabama Baptist State Disaster Relief Training will take place at the new Disaster Relief Center, 118 Jesse Samuel Hunt Blvd., Prattville. As in previous years, feeding, chainsaw, clean […]
Tennessee Requests Help From Alabama Baptist DR
Much like any disaster, the wildfires that ravaged parts of Tennessee were a dominating story in the news for days and even weeks. In late 2016 images from the scorched […]
Disaster Relief Volunteers Help Out in Houston County After Storms
Storms made themselves known at the start of the new year, causing significant damage in Houston County on Jan. 2. And Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) volunteers immediately stepped into […]
A 100 Percent Commitment
In the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, we are grateful for those choice servants of our Lord who are the “yellow shirts”: Alabama Baptist disaster relief workers trained to help people […]
