We appreciate our PAR volunteers who deployed to the greater Birmingham and Gadsden areas on Saturday, March 27, and Tuesday, March 30, to clean up tornado damage. Please continue to be in prayer for the families affected by the storm damage, both from destruction of property and from loss of life. Here...
We appreciate our older and newer PAR volunteers who were able to meet together March 11 for the first time in a year. They also worked in the warehouse and on the equipment to prepare us for spring weather. The next meeting will be April 13, the 2nd Thursday of the...
An EF-3 tornado touched down in the northern Jefferson County area on Monday night, January 25, causing heavy damage. It toppled trees, damaged multiple buildings, and brought down power lines. We are thankful for our PAR volunteers who were able to volunteer in Fultondale, Alabama, this morning, January 27, to begin...
Despite the challenges from COVID-19, PAR remained very active in serving those who suffered from natural disasters in 2020. And there were quite a few disasters. There were 30 named storms in the Atlantic hurricane season and 8 that hit the U.S. causing widespread damage. PAR helped those impacted by several of...
What did God do through PAR in 2020? Read our full 2020 Year-in-Review below written by Danny Walker. To see photos of the highlights, visit here. If you would like to participate with PAR in 2021, sign up here to become a volunteer. Or you can donate securely online here. As we reflect back...
Members of PAR teamed up with volunteers from the Huntsville Dream Center, the City of Huntsville, the Green Team and others to serve together doing cleanup work with Lincoln Village Ministries on Saturday, November 7, 2020. We appreciate the hearts of our volunteers to help in our local community as needs...
We appreciate the PAR volunteers who participated in our work day at the warehouse on October 8. They were able to service equipment, tidy up and restock supplies in the trailers, and do some housekeeping in the warehouse. Because of their help, we are better prepared for more trips to the Gulf...
Watch this news story on WHNT after our first PAR trip to clean up after Hurricane Sally. PAR volunteer Doug Herring shares several incidents of how they were able to help, including this story at the home of an 83-year-old widow whose husband had been a disaster relief worker himself: “They said...
Thanks to all who traveled AND to all who stayed behind and prayed for the safety of our PAR volunteers as they worked in Louisiana. They were able to spread God's love in tangible ways to those in need after Hurricane Laura hit the Lake Charles area on Thursday, August...
"This is what it's all about as believers, as we go serve others, and let God work out all the details." —Tim NeSmith, PAR Volunteer Hurricane cleanup is more than cutting and hauling trees off rooftops. It's more than restoring functionality to a driveway and to a home. Most importantly, it's about restoring...