During the month of February all Alabama Baptists are being encouraged to schedule a special disaster relief emphasis in their churches.
The Disaster Preparedness Month emphasis features a church preparedness plan, a family preparedness plan and a special disaster relief offering.
“Disasters will occur in our communities,” said Mel Johnson, Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) disaster relief strategist. “When crises occur, our churches need to be prepared and equipped for them so they can respond and minister to people.”
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