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Photos Ministering in the Aftermath of Alabama and Georgia’s Deadly Tornadoes
  • The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) recently deployed to Selma, Ala., and Griffin, Ga. (pictured here), after multiple tornadoes ripped through the South on Jan. 12. Nine people died due to the storm system.
  • “We can’t even begin to imagine the shock and heartache the people in Selma, Ala., are going through right now,” said Josh Holland (not pictured), international director of the BG-RRT. “We want residents to know we are praying for them and we care. That’s why we are sending our crisis-trained chaplains to pray with, listen, and share God’s love with those who have been impacted by this storm.”
  • "How are you holding up?" is the question Billy Graham chaplains often ask to start conversation with locals.