Disaster Relief

The Executive Board of the South Carolina Baptist Convention (SCBC) met April 23 in Columbia to conduct business and report on special projects. Board members met in morning subcommittees then convened for prayer, worship, further business and reporting during the afternoon session presided by Chairman Zack Little. Board members were updated on the status of…

Three volunteers were recognized recently for their service in Disaster Relief: David Carver, Pam Stallings, and Rev. Ron Taylor. Annual awards were presented at the Disaster Relief (DR) training event in Conway on March 16, 2019 by Randy Creamer, director of South Carolina Baptist Convention Disaster Relief, and Ken Owens, SCBC Missions Mobilization Team leader. David

Updated March 14: The storms of Sunday, March 3 wreaked havoc across the South, with state conventions activating their Disaster Relief units to serve in the aftermath. Alabama units are still active in their damage areas, Georgia units served in their own state, and South Carolina deployed three chainsaw units in the days after the storm. The most

The Executive Board of the South Carolina Baptist Convention (SCBC) met Thursday, Dec. 13, at the convention building in Columbia. The year-end meeting included electing 2019 officers, conducting other business and, for the first time, commissioning an outgoing board member to serve in international missions. Chairman Tommy Kelly welcomed incoming South Carolina Baptist Convention President

Donations are being accepted through the South Carolina Baptist Convention for Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief efforts.  If you would like to contribute, please click the button below.  

South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief (SCB DR) presents four awards each year to recognize volunteers for outstanding service to the Lord through Disaster Relief. This year’s award winners were Ron McGuire, Mary Causey, George Poepping, and Wayne Miller.   The Watson Award The highest honor given by SCB DR is the Watson Award, which was

At a gathering in late January of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) leaders from state conventions across the nation, three South Carolina volunteers were recognized for their service to the Lord through Disaster Relief (DR). Receiving awards were Steve Shumake of Grace Baptist Church in Sumter, Avery Fox of Clinton First Baptist Church, and Wil

South Carolina Student Loan, Columbia, has donated a gift of $500,000 to South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief toward the South Carolina Baptist Convention’s three-year commitment to rebuild homes affected by the October 2015 flooding throughout the state. The donation was made at state Gov. Nikki Haley’s office on Thursday, February 4, and the governor applauded

On Sunday morning, October 4, Rosewood Baptist Church Pastor Bob Morgan and a few lay leaders met to check the church building following the flooding in the area overnight. Morning services were cancelled, and the group tended to minor leaks and reinforced other areas before leaving the church property. Then Morgan’s phone rang. Across town

Donate to Disaster Relief South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief brings help, healing and hope to devastated families and communities by providing aid to victims of wildfires, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters.  We mobilize and equip thousands of volunteers to share the love of Jesus Christ through feeding units, shower/laundry units, mud out crews,