name: Georgia Baptist Convention Disaster Relief -> Georgia Baptist Convention Disaster Relief (Stuart Lang)

notes: Main website: http://www.gabaptist.org See disaster recovery updates at: http://gabaptist.org/contentpages.aspx?parentnavigationid=4774&theparentnavigationid=4773&viewcontentpageguid=e2fd4c83-4165-4791-8566-8ddead856b3a The one need that has been expressed is for help in rebuilding. Associational Missionaries in these areas have asked for assistance. Their offices will serve as the point of contact and are listed below. * Jerry Little - Catoosa Association - ccbaptist @ catt . com * Eddy Rushing - Northwest GA / Lookout Mountain Association - nwgaba @ windstream . net * Jim Reynolds - Floyd Association - jim @ floydbaptist . net For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ Georgia Baptist Convention has established a line for homeowners to call for debris removal or mud-outs: 800-460-6881. 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> Main website: http://www.gabaptist.org See disaster recovery updates at: http://gabaptist.org/contentpages.aspx?parentnavigationid=4774&theparentnavigationid=4773&viewcontentpageguid=e2fd4c83-4165-4791-8566-8ddead856b3a The one need that has been expressed is for help in rebuilding. Associational Missionaries in these areas have asked for assistance. Their offices will serve as the point of contact and are listed below. * Jerry Little - Catoosa Association - ccbaptist @ catt . com * Eddy Rushing - Northwest GA / Lookout Mountain Association - nwgaba @ windstream . net * Jim Reynolds - Floyd Association - jim @ floydbaptist . net For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the 2009 FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ Georgia Baptist Convention has established a line for homeowners to call for debris removal or mud-outs: 800-460-6881. 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.
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notes: For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ Georgia Baptist Convention has established a line for homeowners to call for debris removal or mud-outs: 800-460-6881. 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> Main website: http://www.gabaptist.org See disaster recovery updates at: http://gabaptist.org/contentpages.aspx?parentnavigationid=4774&theparentnavigationid=4773&viewcontentpageguid=e2fd4c83-4165-4791-8566-8ddead856b3a The one need that has been expressed is for help in rebuilding. Associational Missionaries in these areas have asked for assistance. Their offices will serve as the point of contact and are listed below. * Jerry Little - Catoosa Association - ccbaptist @ catt . com * Eddy Rushing - Northwest GA / Lookout Mountain Association - nwgaba @ windstream . net * Jim Reynolds - Floyd Association - jim @ floydbaptist . net For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ Georgia Baptist Convention has established a line for homeowners to call for debris removal or mud-outs: 800-460-6881. 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.
website: http://www.gabaptist.org/ -> http://www.gabaptist.org/contentpages.aspx?parentnavigationid=4773&theparentnavigationid=4665&viewcontentpageguid=79ef8056-f088-4eea-9111-9b706e3b13a7
mission: -> The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy | Child Care | Clean-Up & Recovery | Communications | Feeding On-going disaster relief training.

main_phone: Office: (770) 936-5259 -> Office: (770) 936-5259 HOTLINE for Survivors to Register for Cleanup/MuckOuts: 800-460-6881
notes: For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ Georgia Baptist Convention has established a line for homeowners to call for debris removal or mud-outs: 800-460-6881. 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

notes: For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. *** 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------ 9/30/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

notes: 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> For "corporate" HQ info, see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 THIS database record is specific to the FLOOD RECOVERY efforts. *** 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

notes: 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. see also: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1256 ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

notes: 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> 10/1/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) • May be able to help out ARC with laundry request from out-of-state. • Still working on west side of metro area. Setting up in Stevens this weekend, work in Trion should be finishing up soon. • Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. ------------------------------------------------------------- 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

notes: • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> 9/28/09 GAVOAD ConCall Notes: GA Baptist Convention (Stuart Lang) •2 units in Stephens County with 16 cleanup jobs. Trion work winding down. Major work is in west side of metro area. Have 7 crews from GA, 6 crews from out of state. A few more crews expected in from KY & VA starting tomorrow. •Job requests aren’t as high as they thought they would be. •Biggest change is feeding operation in Mableton. Working with ARC to feed 3000 meals/day there. Low volume feeding for volunteers & families elsewhere. -------------------------------------------------------------- • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

region: Southern -> NorthEast

notes: Please contact us anytime we may be of assistance to you. Contact numbers: Stuart Lang Office: 770/936-5259 1-800-746-4422, ext. 259 email: slang@gabaptist.org Patty Ficarra Secretary Office: 770/936-5254 1-800-746-4422, ext. 254 pficarra@gabaptist.org Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> • SURVIVOR REGISTRATION FOR CLEANUP services at their center: 800-460-6881. Clean up/Mud-out/Assessment Crews coming in to start with Austell, Powder Springs, other areas • Talking to ARC about a large kitchen operation --------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.
other_contacts changed.
website: -> http://www.gabaptist.org/
make_payable_to: -> Georgia Baptist Convention
areas_served: -> NE GA
eligibility: -> Impacted by the 9/09 GA Floods
is_fee_required: Unknown -> No

organization: Faith-based Disaster Relief -> Faith-Based Disaster Relief

notes: Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> Please contact us anytime we may be of assistance to you. Contact numbers: Stuart Lang Office: 770/936-5259 1-800-746-4422, ext. 259 email: slang@gabaptist.org Patty Ficarra Secretary Office: 770/936-5254 1-800-746-4422, ext. 254 pficarra@gabaptist.org Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.

parish: -> Fulton
notes: The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> Disaster Relief is a ministry-based approach to impacting people for the Kingdom of God. Our motto of “Serving Christ in Crisis” has two implications: We serve Christ to those persons who are the victims of disaster. When we minister to persons in need we are serving Christ (Matthew 25:46). The goal of Disaster Relief is to provide some measure of normalcy for the victims of a disaster event. Disaster Relief focuses on five areas of ministry: Chaplaincy Child Care Clean-Up & Recovery Communications Feeding Everyone who wants to be involved in this ministry must be "Phase 1" trained. This training is offered three times each year in various locations of the state. -------------------------------------------------- The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.
region: -> Southern

is_fee_required: Yes -> Unknown

notes: The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster. -> The Disaster Relief Ministry of the Georgia Baptist Convention assists the victims of disaster by providing trained volunteers to man and operate 55 mobile kitchens, a capacity of 10,000 meals a day for each unit. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate clean-up and recovery units (mud-out and chainsaw teams). Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to man and operate temporary communications units utilizing HAM radio. Georgia Baptist also provides trained volunteers to provide chaplaincy after a disaster.
other_contacts changed.
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waiting_list_explanation: ->