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#HDLcohort alum Beth Taylor, MA ’19, is now working on Grand Bahama Island as a Volunteer Coordinator with @gobgr, as US Southern Baptist churches partner with Bahama Baptist Association to join communities in their #HurricaneDorian rebuilding efforts. facebook.com/WheatonHDI/phot…
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Last September, #HurricaneDorian destroyed 13,000 homes and left Bahamians in extreme need of shelter, food, and WASH assistance.
Sphere member @GoBGR is supporting the communities and conducting Sphere workshops in the affected areas. spherestandards.org/hurrican…
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Sphere member @GoBGR is working on the #HurricaneDorian response in the #Bahamas.
Patrick Melancon, BGR’s Director of Disaster Response and Training, reports about his first-hand experience working with the Sphere standards in the aftermath of the crisis: spherestandards.org/hurrican…
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Thankful to see @GoBGR and Disaster Relief ministries of @SBCCP state conventions walking alongside New St. Matthews Baptist Church and so many others whose homes and churches were destroyed by #HurricaneDorian. Southern Baptists will help ease their pain and aid their recovery.
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“Your support is making a difference in the Bahamas! Give to @GoBGR at Gobgr.org/dorian - a primary ministry partner of @IMB_SBC. #HurricaneDorian”
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.@GoBGR @IMB_SBC, SBDR @NAMB_SBC leaders in Bahamas to finalize partnerships between state conventions and communities
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Last week, Sphere member Baptist Global Response
conducted an initial assessment of the needs in the wake of #HurricaneDorian. The responders received extensive Sphere training and based their assessment on the #SphereStandards.
gobgr.org/news/howyoucanhelp @GoBGR
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Aid groups, including @GoBGR, are assessing needs and providing assistance in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian caused several deaths and destruction on Abaco Island and Grand Bahama, two of the nation’s 700+ islands.
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Southern Baptist Disaster Relief has recovery sites in the Carolinas while @GoBGR works with Bahamian Baptists to distribute supplies and hygiene kits as their leaders plan for a long-term recovery effort.
'Dorian relief: Baptists serving Bahamas & N.C.'
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Volunteers with Southern Baptist Disaster Relief are serving those affected by #HurricaneDorian in NC's Outer Banks, while @GoBGR tackles a long, arduous recovery effort in the Bahamas. Learn how they're showing Christ's love in the aftermath of the storm. bit.ly/2ZNWrnH
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Replying to @jjwaggoner
@jjwaggoner shares an update about the work of @globalhunger and @goBGR in response to Hurricane Dorian and how churches can contribute. erlc.co/34tqMXX
Baptist Global Response retweeted
ICYMI: International aid agencies mobilize to help the #Bahamas recover from #Dorian. @GoBGR CEO Jeff Palmer explains the short, medium, and longterm work necessary to bring people back home to Abaco and Grand Bahama islands.
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The devastation in the Bahamas is heartbreaking. Thankfully, Southern Baptists are responding with help & hope. Your donations are critical to providing life-saving resources like food, water & shelter. Click “DONATE” on the @GoBGR website #Dorian gobgr.org/projects/hurricane…
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Well, they have me. Looks like I'll be doing goat yoga if @gobgr reaches their @goatfundme goal! Donate and let the fun begin!
This just in: BGR CEO @jjeffreypalmer will do goat yoga if #GoatFundMe reaches its goal of 500 goats by August 31! Will you help us spread the word? @NAB_podcast @SBCthisWeek
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