When deadly tornadoes ripped through Tuscaloosa in April 2011, students from Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM) at Louisiana State University (LSU) tossed their long-standing rivalry with the University of Alabama (UA) aside and responded to the city’s need for assistance.
And UA BCM has responded in kind.
Following the catastrophic flooding across Louisiana, UA BCM was able to participate with several disaster relief (DR) teams and other groups from national organizations such as the American Red Cross to help families and begin the process of restoring the city. (continued…)
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