Severe storms in south Alabama during the past two weeks required mobilization of Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) efforts in Escambia and Houston counties.
Most recently during the night of Feb. 23, three tornadoes touched down in Houston County causing damage to multiple structures, according to the National Weather Service.
Damage assessments were ongoing at press time, coordinated by Columbia Baptist Association church development director Ken Farley, who provides leadership for associational DR efforts. (continued…)
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