Cooperative Program Disaster Relief

Mark Clayton, a member of Hunter Street Baptist Church, Hoover, seeks to minister in Christ’s name in the wake of disaster.

When disaster strikes, Alabama Baptists respond, not only with a "cup of cold water" but with the encouraging message of the Gospel.

How Disaster Relief is funded:

Your gifts through the Cooperative Program provide for training, equipping and supporting disaster relief teams.
Your special offerings for a particular area of need in a disaster go to the people and churches affected. You can be confident that 100% of your contribution will be directed exclusively to help those affected.

One of the ways your Cooperative Program gifts support disaster relief efforts is by providing for annual training opportunities at Shocco Springs and in various associations.

For DISASTER RELIEF TRAINING information, click here.

You are helping Hatian earthquake victims Click here for more information
You are helping Flooding Victims along the Mississippi. Previous Page
This is a sample mud-out

Before Mud-out	After First Day of Mud-out	Mud-out Complete Ready for Rebuilding
You Helped Michigan Prepare Your Alabama teams took part in a partnership event with Michigan to train them in Disaster Relief. Training was done in clean-up, mud-out and chainsaw. Now they have sent teams to Alabama to help with the tornado relief..

Disaster Relief Stories from One Mission Magazine:

A Suggested Skills Survey (PDF) for Disaster Relief.

You helped New Orleans area through Operation NOAH Rebuild.

How Disaster Relief is funded:

You are helping Hatian earthquake victims

You are helping Flooding Victims along the Mississippi.

This is a sample mud-out

You Helped Michigan Prepare