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June 27, 2023
Title: Texas Baptist Men: Helping Those in Need
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by John Hall
with Texas Baptist Men (www.TBMTX.org)
Part 1 of 2
Matthew 10:42 “And whoever gives one of these little ones even a cup of cold water because he is a disciple, truly, I say to you, he will by no means lose his reward.”
After storms, high winds, and tornadoes, teams of Texas Baptist Men have spread across Texas meeting immediate needs of those suffering.
John Hall, the Director of Communications with the TBM, discusses some of those needs and how you can help. Click
here for more information on some of their ministries.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Who are the TBM? Are women members of the TBM? Are the TBM just “Baptists”? John Hall discusses what they do and who they are, saying:
“It takes everybody following God’s call… They come from all walks of life.”
What steps are taken after a disaster? How many meals per day can the TBM provide? Can they provide people with a place to shower and charge their phone?
After a flood, does the TBM provide assistance with “mud-outs”?
Why does the TBM offer prayer and spiritual guidance after a disaster? John Hall says: “Practical help is needed in these situations. But… folks need to express their trauma… they need to unpack it.”
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Texas Baptist Men: Helping Those in Need
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by John Hall
with Texas Baptist Men (www.TBMTX.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Does the TBM only serve in North America or do they travel worldwide?
Do the TBM repair and build buildings? John Hall discusses the amazing
work their volunteers can do in the construction arena…
How much does the TBM charge for their services? HINT:
NOTHING!
Why is specific training crucial for success?
Where are the TBM assisting in Texas today?
Why not let someone else do it? John Hall reminds us that God tells us to do
something – anything – to help those in need.
Click here to donate to the Texas
Baptist Men.
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May 7, 2014
Title: Help, Healing, and Hope
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
Our fellow Americans need your help. Even $5 dollars
helps! Fritz Wilson, with the North American Mission Board, says that
their volunteers are working diligently to provide help, healing, and hope to
those who have been affected by the series of tornadoes and floods that have hit
the Midwest and Southern United States.
You can help by donating to NAMB at www.NAMB.net
or by calling 866.407.NAMB (6262).
The Texas Baptist Men can be reached at
www.TexasBaptistMen.org or by calling 214.381.2800
The Southern Baptist Convention can be reached at
www.SBC.net or by calling 615.244.2355
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November 16, 2012
Title: How Do You Cook 670,000 Meals Since Sandy Hit The Shore?
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
Part 1 of 2
Give our listeners a
visual - You arrived at New Jersey prior to landfall - What was the scene like
before landfall, during landfill, and what have you witnessed the past two or
three weeks?
Tell us more about your mobile kitchens! What kind of meals are prepared for the
individuals and families in crisis? frozen dinners? peanut butter and jelly
sandwiches?
The North American Mission Board exists to work with churches, associations and
state conventions in mobilizing Southern Baptists as a missional force to impact
North America with the gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelism and church
planting. They accomplish that through Send North America, their national
strategy for mobilizing churches to plant churches and mobilizing church
planters and other missionaries to assist with those efforts.
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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
When you send in a
mud-out crew to go and help that homeowner pull out all their damaged furniture,
to pull up all their carpet and padding, to pull down sheetrock, insulation etc
- Are there workers who go that are trained to help victims emotionally?
Since you all provide your meals free, how many semi-trucks full of food does it
take to take care of victims for a single day? Also very important, what do you
do with all of the trash that you generate?
Fritz Wilson with the North American Mission Board, discusses how Baptist Men
and Women from all across America respond when disasters strike. We have a link
above in our scrolling banner on ways to help and to donate.
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November 1, 2012
Title: What Are The Southern Baptist Men Doing To Prepare For Hurricane Sandy?
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
What are the southern Baptist men doing to prepare for hurricane Sandy?
Will there be a need for volunteers? Will there be a need for meals? For command centers? What is the "clam shell"? What kind of food do
you all prepare?
Back to hurricane Ike - 1.5 million hot meals were prepared by you all, southern Baptist men and women. How in the world did y'all, from across the
country, prepare so many meals? Is it still true that the Red Cross does not have a mobile kitchen?
If there are widespread outages and restaurants don't have portable generators - are you all prepared as needed to send some of your 1,500 disaster
relief units throughout the northeast to cook hot meals? The North American Mission Board exists to work with churches, associations and state
conventions in mobilizing Southern Baptists as a missioned force to impact North America with the gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelism and church
planting. They accomplish that through Send North America, their national strategy for mobilizing churches to plant churches and mobilizing
church planters and other missionaries to assist with those efforts.
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September 16, 2011
Title: From Tornados and floods, from earth quakes and tsunamis: Operation Blessing Goes To Where the Need Is
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Bill Horan
with Operation Blessing International (www.OB.org)
Bill Horan tells the heartwarming story of helping villagers off the
coast of Japan with generators, laptops and now fishing boats.
Operation Blessing is continuing to help the victims of the massive Japanese
earth quake and resulting tsunami. You can still help them help those in need.
Please visit their website at www.OP.org
and view some videos of what Operation Blessing is accomplishing today because
of donations from friends just like you.
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July 22, 2011
Title: An Extreme Blessing Performed by Hundreds of Volunteers with Operation Blessing and Home Depot
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Bill Horan
with Operation Blessing International (www.OB.org)
Joplin Missouri was nearly
destroyed. Sitting in their backyard by their tent which had become their home
after the tornado literally destroyed their home, the elderly couple just knew
that the tent would be their home for the rest of their lives. But what
happened?
Operation Blessing International with the help of hundreds of volunteers and
supplies from Home Depot rebuilt their home. Bill Horan explains how the Extreme
Blessing came about.
Log onto www.OB.org to find out how you can help and donate. Become a part of
Operation Blessing International.
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June 21, 2011
Title: Extreme Blessing – From The Foundation UP!
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Jody Herrington-Gettys
with Operation Blessing International (www.OB.org)
The forecaster was right: the tornado came. It rained buckets, some say,
“Cats and Dogs”! When it was all over, their home was nearly destroyed, standing
but unlivable. One day a car drove up and a young lady approached John and
Debbie, both in their mid-sixties. They were living in a tent behind what once
was their home. She asked, “Can we help?” When all was said and done, John and
Debbie had a new home built by 400 volunteers with Operation Blessing and Home
Depot, including a tree house out back, built by the Joe Gibbs Racing Team’s
Joey Logano, driver of the No. 20 Home Depot Toyota in the NASCAR Sprint Cup
Series. Learn more at www.OB.org.
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May 16, 2011
Title: The Baptist Men (And Women) Are There When You Need Them
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
Segment 1 of 2
The Red Cross has decided not to concentrate on
having portable kitchens during and after an ice storm, a flood along the
Mississippi River, a tornado, an earthquake ,or hurricane. So, who
prepares the meals? Mike Ebert, with the North American Mission Board, discusses
how Baptist Men and Women from all across America respond when disasters strike.
We have a link above in our scrolling banner on ways to help and to donate.
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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)
After a disaster strikes, who prepares the hot meals? Who has portable showers,
laundry facilities, mud-out units, chainsaw units? More importantly, who has a
dry shoulder that can respond anywhere? Mike Ebert, with the
North American
Mission Board, continues discussing how Baptist Men and Women from all across
America respond when disasters strike. We have a link above in our scrolling
banner on ways to help and to donate.
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May 9, 2011
Title: Will You Become a Matthew 25 Christian
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Brother Rob Livingston
with Chapel Hill Baptist Church (www.ChapelHillBC.org)
Segment
1 of 3
Please pray about becoming a ‘Matthew 25’ Christian.
Brother Rob Livingston joins us from Tuscaloosa, Alabama and Chapel Hill Baptist
Church. Brother Rob starts by telling about a young man who told him, “I
could not help her. She was stuck under a pile…and I watched her die!” Will
you pray for the survivors? Can you give a dollar or two, or five or ten, or
more? For more, log onto
www.ChapelHillBC.org.
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Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Brother Rob Livingston
with Chapel Hill Baptist Church (www.ChapelHillBC.org)
What do the people need that
lost everything? Brother Rob Livingston, from Tuscaloosa, continues telling
stories about what is happening now, on the ground, in the ravaged areas of
Alabama. Will you pray for the survivors? Can you give a dollar or two, or five
or ten, or more? For more, log onto www.ChapelHillBC.org.
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Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Brother Rob Livingston
with Chapel Hill Baptist Church (www.ChapelHillBC.org)
Brother Rob
Livingston, from Tuscaloosa and Chapel Hill Baptist Church, usually Minister to
Children, now Minister to the homeless, the hopeless left with nothing after the
tornado devastated the area. Brother Rob continues telling stories
about what is happening now, on the ground, in the ravaged areas of Alabama.
Will you pray for the survivors? Can you give a dollar or two, or five or ten,
or more? For more, log onto
www.ChapelHillBC.org.
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May 3, 2011
Title: What’s Going On In Tornado Ravaged Alabama And Other States
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Jody Herrington-Gettys
with Operation Blessing International (www.OB.org)
When Operation Blessing arrives at a disaster location, the first
question they ask is: “What do you and your community need?”
Our guest, Jody Gettys describes what she has seen on the ground in Alabama.
Jody explains the pain she is witnessing and the devastation that is so
widespread. Even at the time this interview was recorded, Jody shared how she
has witnessed residents calling out to love ones who are still not answering,
many are still missing. What is needed most right now, is cash. Please go to the
web site for Operation Blessing International and make a donation. Simply log
onto www.OB.org and donate today!
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August 25, 2006
Title: 22,000 FAMILIES IN OUR AREA ARE SILL RECEIVING HOUSING ASSISTANCE FROM FEMA
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Rolan Chambless
with Salvation Army www.salvationarmyhouston.org
There are still 22,000 families in our area receiving housing assistance because of Katrina and Rita. Should we be compassionate towards them? Listen and decide.
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August 23, 2006
Title: FEMA IS HELPING: CHECK IN WITH THEM TODAY
Topic: Disaster Relief
Discussed by Philip Parks
with Federal Emergency Management Agency
Thirty-Five thousand plus families were assisted with housing and other needs immediately after Katrina and Rita. Thousands are still being assisted with housing but some could lose this help at the end of August or September. They should call FEMA at 800-621-3362 to find out more. Don’t forget the family your church is helping during this time, they may need to call.
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