Disaster Relief

Disaster Relief Training: Mancos

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May 18 2012 6:00 pm
May 19 2012 4:00 pm
  • Location: First Baptist Church of Mancos (150 N Walnut, Mancos, CO)
  • Time: FRIDAY - 6:30pm-9:00pm and SATURDAY 8:00am - 4:00pm
  • Cost: $30/ Friday and Saturday

$15/ Unit training (Saturday - ONLY for volunteers who hold a current DR credential)

$15/ Background check *A current, national background check is required for every person before you can be credentialed or deployed.  You may provide one to us, or we can run one for you for $15. Read more

Disaster Relief Chaplain Training

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Mar 2 2012 8:00 am
Mar 3 2012 4:30 pm

Chaplaincy is a specialized ministry in Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. Trained chaplains minister to the spiritual and emotional needs of people in crisis. This training will equip a chaplain with practical skills to minister not only in a disaster response, but in your church and in your community. Read more

Charlie Brown, Interim Disaster Relief Director

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Charlie Brown is the Interim Director for Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief. 

303-771-2480 ext. 250  or disasterrelief@cbgc.org

We have well-trained volunteers in feeding, chainsaw and recovery, water purification and spiritual care, who are ready to minister in time of disaster.

For questions regarding our ministry, trainings, deployments or you have a need which we may be able to help, please call 303-771-2480 extenstion 250 or email disasterrelief@cbgc.org.

If you would like to become a part of CBDR, please contact our offices, 303-771-2480 ext. 230 (Jan) or ext.237 (Heather).

Tax-deductible donations to help with this ministry can be sent to Colorado Baptist General Convention for Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief, Attention: Jan Loser, 7393 South Alton Way, Centennial, CO 80112

Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief

Welcome to the home page for Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief here you will find:

  • A brief history of CBDR and our responses over the years.
  • How you can connect to CBDR through training opportunities and how you can become inolved individually, as a church, through your association, state and nationally.
  • What resources does CBDR curently have available in its inventory and what are the dreams, plans, needs for equipment.
  • Who does CBDR partner with locally, regionally and nationally to accomplish the task of not only meeting the physical needs of those effected by disaster but meeting spiritual needs of all those we come in contact with.
  • How you can give to CBDR financially, in-kind and with material.

Browse through the below pages to find out more about this information. If you have questions, please feel free to send a note to DisasterRelief@cbgc.org Read more

Mud-Out in Minot

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God worked many wondrous things through His servants
of the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. Teams from all
across America have responded to the Lord's call and
traveled to the city of Minot, North Dakota.

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The Bridge: Connecting Volunteers with Opportunities

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Are you looking for workers for a missions project?  Are you looking for a place to serve?  The Bridge can help with both!

 

The Bridge is an online connection point put together by the North Amercican Mission Board.  Go to thebridge.namb.net  and fill out a form describing your ministry and the types of workers you need or browse the listings to find where you might be most gifted to serve.  There are opportunites ranging from construction to Vacation Bible School. 

Try out The Bridge and get connected.

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