Maryland/Delaware Dr volunteers were deployed, partnering with other Southern Baptist DR volunteers from neighboring states to serve flood victims. BCM/D volunteers were from Blue Ridge, Eastern, Montgomery, Potomac, Baltimore, and Western associations. They worked on a five-week rotation, providing hands-on help, compassion, and care in Jesus’ name. The last teams left the site at the end of March.

“My family and I are so thankful for your help. Two weeks prior to the hurricane, my husband and I were facing some uncertainty about my health. The big “C” word was being thrown into the mix of conversation with my doctors and we were trying to wrap our minds around how we got here. Just as we started to embrace whatever chaos was going to come our way, Helene hit. We’ve been bouncing back and forth with insurance and finances and began to feel defeated. Then you guys showed up.

Maryland/Delaware Baptists have been serving hurricane victims and disaster relief workers in South Carolina

A family from North Harford Baptist Church serves together as Disaster Relief volunteers.

A Maryland Disaster Relief team served hurricane victims in Vermont.

Larry Davis, the pastor of Grace Seaford Church, discusses helping a church grieve the life it had before it is resurrected.

A letter from the president of the Ukrainian Baptist Convention of America to BCM/D churches and BCM/D response.

Redemption City Church hosted a prayer event for those affected by the tragedy of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

Maryland/Delaware Baptists begin to respond to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Maryland/Delaware Disaster Relief leaders and volunteers hosted the national Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Roundtable at Ogletown Baptist Church.