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Serve Tour: 15 States Unite in Birmingham

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Volunteers from fifteen states converge in Birmingham this weekend for over fifty service projects, uniting Southern Baptists to clean up schools, build beds, and address community needs. SEND Relief and local Baptist groups lead the effort, with projects ranging from playground revitalizations to constructing a small home for a new Hispanic church. Volunteers can still sign up on-site, and more Serve Tours are planned for this year in Miami, Salt Lake City, Seoul, and Kampala.

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Serve Tour: 15 States Unite in Birmingham

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Serve Tour: 15 States Unite in Birmingham. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hey, it's Cory with the story, with Birmingham News today, your city, your news every day. Volunteers from 15 states are heading to Birmingham this Friday and Saturday for over 50 service projects. Baptist churches and nonprofits are teaming up to clean up schools, build beds for kids, and help with community needs across the city. Organizers from Send Relief, along with local Baptist groups like the Alabama Baptist Convention, are behind the effort. Teams will tackle playgrounds, church revitalizations, and even a ballpark in Maccala to build stronger ties with families there. Leaders are thrilled by the buzz already building among participants. They see this as a chance for Southern Baptist to unite and show the city their commitment to service and faith in a real way. Projects also include delivering 200 meals in mailing, door-to-door visits with food and Spanish-speaking areas, and constructing a small home. For a new Hispanic church near Montevallo, volunteers can still sign up on site Friday and Saturday mornings.

SCN Relief has more serve tours lined up this year in places like Miami, Salt Lake City, and even overseas in Seoul and Kampala spreading this. Hands-on approach nationwide and beyond. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com. Made in AI.

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