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Mrs. Lynn, a widow in our church, works hard volunteering in our distribution center, while volunteers from across the country have been building her a house after the…

The wards live about 3 miles from the beach. Katrina’s storm surge sent about 9 feet of water into their home. When we pulled the waterlogged sheet rock…

In the wake of hurricane Katrina, thousands of volunteers have flooded into our community to serve in the relief, recovery, and rebuilding efforts. From day one of the…

Monday I highlighted the framing crew from Toccoa GA who eagerly hit the ground ready to finish framing and raise the roof on Billy and Betty’s new home.…

This week, an energetic team of teenagers from Kansas salvaged lumber and tin from a storm demolished barn and cleaned the Green’s property as we make plans to…

In addition to the parts of demolished houses, ruined furniture, and miscellaneous things of every sort strewn for miles in every direction, storm debris also contains mountains of…

We began setting the pilings for Billy and Betty’s house a couple of months ago. Last week a team from north Mississippi began framing it and this week…

Katrina’s storm winds blew the roof off of our church fellowship hall and deposited it a block or so down the road from where the building used to…

Through the hard work of almost 9 months worth of volunteer groups, Mrs. Lambert has moved into her rehabbed trailer. She finally and gladly said goodbye to her…

Providence Presbyterian Church, of Hilton Head South Carolina sent their youth group to the gulf coast last summer. The teenagers who made the first trip brought home such…