Soaked with water and debris, a mattress from a home in Summerdale was removed by members of a disaster relief team from Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Dothan, on May 8, as they worked in Baldwin Baptist Association.
Some areas are still recovering from nearly 15 inches of rain that fell April 29.
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams from across the state have continued to work in multiple areas after the tornadic events of April 28 and flooding of April 29, according to Mel Johnson, disaster relief strategist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
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