SC Baptist DR units are deployed to Indiana in response to recent flooding. Five mud-out units are currently on deployment. Serving in Muncie, IN are units from Beaverdam Association, Brookwood Church (Simpsonville), and Greenville Association. The units from Kershaw Association and Round Hill Church (Lexington Association) are serving in Anderson, IN. Please pray for these
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As they served, mud-out volunteers saw hope returning to the faces of residents of Buckhannon, West Virginia. The work was hard, hot, and dirty, but the volunteers served willingly and cheerfully, giving encouragement and a gospel witness as they cleaned out flooded living spaces and treated to prevent mold growth. The two-week West Virginia flood
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SC Baptist Disaster Relief has been asked by DR leaders in West Virginia to assist with flood recovery. Mud-out units, a shower/laundry unit, and Incident Management personnel are needed, with work beginning Tuesday, July 28. West Virginia received up to 7 to 10 inches of rain in hardest-hit areas during the severe flash floods of
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Beth White serves as the Heart4Schools Strategist, helping churches understand the needs and opportunities to serve and minister in local schools. As churches reflect the heart of Jesus through service, lives are impacted, and pathways open to share the good news of the Gospel. Beth brings more than 36 years of experience in education. She
A South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief (SCDR) chainsaw team of 11 men from Kershaw Baptist Association responded to a call for volunteers to serve in Mississippi. Winter storms rolled through the Southeast, leaving widespread damage and power outages in its wake. Although the team was there to clear trees, they offered homeowners in need much more. Unit Leader Eddie Morris has been involved with SCDR for seven
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While many students head for the beach on their spring break, several Citadel cadets chose to go in a different direction. Gabriel Jauregui, Eoin Youngblood, and Austin Castor headed to the upstate to join a Disaster Relief project, helping to repair houses that were damaged in Hurricane Helene. It was through the Baptist Collegiate Ministry
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Nearly eighteen months after Hurricane Helene tore through the Carolinas, there are still residents with unrepaired damage to their homes. South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief has organized a “spring break project” to help share the love of Jesus by meeting some of these needs. The project targets Spartanburg County, which has the highest number of
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With Hurricane Helene eighteen months ago and the recent winter storms, many people in South Carolina have become personally acquainted with the effects of disasters. This spring brings opportunities for SC Baptists to prepare to help others in Jesus’ name when disasters strike. Spring Training – March 14, 2026First Baptist Church, Spartanburg8:30 a.m. – 4:30
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