Video Resources

Historic flooding in Southwest Virginia and Eastern Kentucky have had Disaster Relief teams working since July 25. Volunteers continue to bring Help, Healing, and Hope to those impacted. Here's a video that shows lives impacted in Buchanan County.

Pastor Brandon Estep at Garden Baptist Church in Oakwood and SBCV's Southwest Strategist Travis Ingle updates SBCV's Strategic Initiatives Director Brandon Pickett on how God is at work in Buchanan County after the severe flood from one week ago.

Help families recover from severe flash flooding in Buchanan County.

Marc Reitzel is a contractor by trade, but beyond his day job, he enjoys taking the talents and gifts God gave him by giving back to people in times of need. SBCV's Shawn Ames caught up with Marc to hear how he is teaching and leading other people to clean mud, tarp roofs, or cut trees. Consider how you can help.

SBCV Relief Ministry Coordinator Shawn Ames gives a short tour through the Disaster Relief warehouse in Lynchburg to showcase some of the equipment and volunteers who make it possible. We need you on our team. Please consider getting trained so that you can join us when we receive the next call for help.

Kevin Ezell shares a devotion as well as exciting developments that directly impact Virginia churches and church plants.

Many Hurley, VA families have been impacted by the flooding. How can you help? - by praying, giving, and going.

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.