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Serve with confidence during a disaster. Participate in a basic training through a local church, and get your credentials so you can respond on the front lines of a disaster.

Like many homes in Lake Charles, Louisiana, local churches were significantly affected by the two hurricanes in 2020 that brought strong wind and water damage. Thomas Road Baptist in Lynchburg is one of many SBCV churches that leaped into action.

Charlotte County residents who lost power for many days after the recent ice storm were not alone. Disaster Relief volunteers showed up, served 2,000 meals each day, and cleared fallen trees. Together, we're making a difference.

Michael Howard, pastor of Seaford Baptist Church, shares with his church the impact of the SBC of Virginia as shown in the 2020 Ministry Report.

Hurricane Laura brought devastating damage to Louisiana making landfall on August 26 as a Category 4 storm. More than a half million people were without power in the aftermath of Laura. Three chainsaw teams were deployed for two weeks, completing more than 33 jobs and assessing more than 30 homes for damage. During the Laura response, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams reported 299 professions of faith in Christ.

Flooding can really leave a terrible mess. That is how Disaster Relief volunteers found many homes in Buchanan as they helped families dig out of the mud. Watch this powerful story. A special thank you to the following churches for representing the love of Christ in Buchanan: Crewe Baptist in Crewe, Oak Grove Baptist in Colonial Beach, Southside Baptist in Suffolk, Thomas

Many Louisiana families impacted by Hurricane Laura are in desperate need. Here is the latest from our team on how all of us can help - by praying, giving, and going.

Hurricane Laura is currently forecast to be a major hurricane (category 3 or higher) at landfall near the western border of Louisiana and move north then eastward over the next few days. Pray for families in the its path and consider giving or training to join Disaster Relief teams.

Up to 95 mile-per-hour winds toppled trees from a reported EF1 tornado that ripped through Gloucester, Virginia on August 4. Many home owners were left with a lot of destruction. SBCV Disaster Relief volunteers moved debris and encouraged families. Here's how they made an impact for God's glory.