Rebuilding homes - current projects

Photo by Tom Schuyler

“Every house is built by someone, but the builder of all things is God.” Heb. 3:4

A disaster can destroy not only homes, but also the sense of well-being for survivors.  Brethren Disaster Ministries recruits volunteers, led by faith, to use their skills to promote recovery.

Trained, skilled project leaders supervise volunteers as they extend a helping hand to clean up debris and restore the homes of disaster survivors in need. The presence of these volunteer work teams helps to ease trauma and promote recovery.

Arab, Alabama - tornado recovery

A violent tornado outbreak swept through northeastern Alabama on April 27, 2011, leaving a widespread trail of destruction. Brethren Disaster Ministries is setting up a repair and rebuilding project Arab, Ala. in November 2011. See details

Ashland City, Tennessee - flood recovery

In response to the record-breaking Nashville area floods of May 2010, Brethren Disaster Ministries set up a repair and rebuilding project that began in January 2011. See details 

Pulaski, Virginia - tornado recovery

Two devastating tornadoes ripped through Pulaski County, Virginia on April 8, 2011, causing extensive damage to the small towns of Pulaski and Draper. BDM is responding with a home rebuilding project that opened in August. See details