state: AL -> MS
parish: Madison ->
town: Huntsville -> Pearlington
address: 2318 Whitesburg Dr S -> MAILING ADDRESS: 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, AL 35801
notes: KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to: Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 May 26-29 – This is Memorial Day weekend, and school is out in Huntsville. Leave Friday morning 6:00 a.m., stay in the bunk houses on the field at the Distribution Center (or in your own tents), depart Monday May 29, Jennifer Johnson coordinator Please let me know ASAP if you plan to join us on this trip. I do have spaces reserved at the Bunk Houses at the Distribution Center. I need to let them know the exact number of volunteers that are coming down. These are the people who have told me so far that they are going: Keith, Jennifer, Meg and Emily Johnson Nancy Jo Pipkin, Mallory and Madison Janet and Ladd Lewis (Jean Pennington’s daughter), Vincent Bramble (15) and Zach Bramble (13) Melonie and Jared Hanson Don Smith Jay Larsen, Pam Harnden, Danielle, Sydney and Taylor June 26-30– John Long from the Madison Baptist Association will be taking a group of Ukranians from Pennsylvania. Several Willowbrook members plan to go with them. We will be framing a house for George and Margaret Ladner among other construction work. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. July 15-22 – Madison Baptist Association, under the guidance of Rob Peavy and Ron Lynch, will send a crew of about 50-75 people down there to roof some houses among other things as well as do Vacation Bible School. We will continue working on George and Margaret Ladner’s house as well. One group will do VBS in the morning and then do construction work in the afternoon. Another group will be doing construction work all day. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. August 29 – It has been suggested that we have a celebration here in Huntsville (a shrimp or crawfish boil) of all that has occurred since Katrina hit and how the people have not been kept down. September 1-4 – Depart Friday, September 1, 6:00 a.m., stay at the First Southern Baptist Church, return Monday, Sept. 4; Jennifer Johnson coordinator. October 9-13 – Doug Merchant will lead a team down during Fall break. Staying at the First Southern Baptist Church. More details to come. -> KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html If you are not affiliated with the BRICK Layers and would like information on how to find housing and job assignments in Pearlington, please contact Bob Putnam at the Pearlington Recovery Center at pearlingtonvolunteercenter@gmail.com. Full information and a registration form may be downloaded at the PRC blog, located at: http://www.prcvolunteers.blogspot.com The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS (click here for map), was all but destroyed by hurrican Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Please take time to visit the links given below and email me if you have things to add to the site or if you wish to contribute to the relief efforts in some way. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. Thebrave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between.
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cat_notes: -> --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to: Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 May 26-29 ? This is Memorial Day weekend, and school is out in Huntsville. Leave Friday morning 6:00 a.m., stay in the bunk houses on the field at the Distribution Center (or in your own tents), depart Monday May 29, Jennifer Johnson coordinator Please let me know ASAP if you plan to join us on this trip. I do have spaces reserved at the Bunk Houses at the Distribution Center. I need to let them know the exact number of volunteers that are coming down. These are the people who have told me so far that they are going: Keith, Jennifer, Meg and Emily Johnson Nancy Jo Pipkin, Mallory and Madison Janet and Ladd Lewis (Jean Pennington?s daughter), Vincent Bramble (15) and Zach Bramble (13) Melonie and Jared Hanson Don Smith Jay Larsen, Pam Harnden, Danielle, Sydney and Taylor June 26-30? John Long from the Madison Baptist Association will be taking a group of Ukranians from Pennsylvania. Several Willowbrook members plan to go with them. We will be framing a house for George and Margaret Ladner among other construction work. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. July 15-22 ? Madison Baptist Association, under the guidance of Rob Peavy and Ron Lynch, will send a crew of about 50-75 people down there to roof some houses among other things as well as do Vacation Bible School. We will continue working on George and Margaret Ladner?s house as well. One group will do VBS in the morning and then do construction work in the afternoon. Another group will be doing construction work all day. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. August 29 ? It has been suggested that we have a celebration here in Huntsville (a shrimp or crawfish boil) of all that has occurred since Katrina hit and how the people have not been kept down. September 1-4 ? Depart Friday, September 1, 6:00 a.m., stay at the First Southern Baptist Church, return Monday, Sept. 4; Jennifer Johnson coordinator. October 9-13 ? Doug Merchant will lead a team down during Fall break. Staying at the First Southern Baptist Church. More details to come.
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organization: Church -> Faith-based Disaster Relief

notes: KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to: Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 -> KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to: Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 May 26-29 – This is Memorial Day weekend, and school is out in Huntsville. Leave Friday morning 6:00 a.m., stay in the bunk houses on the field at the Distribution Center (or in your own tents), depart Monday May 29, Jennifer Johnson coordinator Please let me know ASAP if you plan to join us on this trip. I do have spaces reserved at the Bunk Houses at the Distribution Center. I need to let them know the exact number of volunteers that are coming down. These are the people who have told me so far that they are going: Keith, Jennifer, Meg and Emily Johnson Nancy Jo Pipkin, Mallory and Madison Janet and Ladd Lewis (Jean Pennington’s daughter), Vincent Bramble (15) and Zach Bramble (13) Melonie and Jared Hanson Don Smith Jay Larsen, Pam Harnden, Danielle, Sydney and Taylor June 26-30– John Long from the Madison Baptist Association will be taking a group of Ukranians from Pennsylvania. Several Willowbrook members plan to go with them. We will be framing a house for George and Margaret Ladner among other construction work. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. July 15-22 – Madison Baptist Association, under the guidance of Rob Peavy and Ron Lynch, will send a crew of about 50-75 people down there to roof some houses among other things as well as do Vacation Bible School. We will continue working on George and Margaret Ladner’s house as well. One group will do VBS in the morning and then do construction work in the afternoon. Another group will be doing construction work all day. Staying at First Southern Baptist Church, Presbyterian Camp, and in bunk houses at the Distribution Center. More details to come. August 29 – It has been suggested that we have a celebration here in Huntsville (a shrimp or crawfish boil) of all that has occurred since Katrina hit and how the people have not been kept down. September 1-4 – Depart Friday, September 1, 6:00 a.m., stay at the First Southern Baptist Church, return Monday, Sept. 4; Jennifer Johnson coordinator. October 9-13 – Doug Merchant will lead a team down during Fall break. Staying at the First Southern Baptist Church. More details to come.

notes: KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Please take time to visit the links given below and email me if you have things to add to the site or if you wish to contribute to the relief efforts in some way. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 -> KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to: Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015

notes: KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS (click here for map), was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Please take time to visit the links given below and email me if you have things to add to the site or if you wish to contribute to the relief efforts in some way. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015 -> KatrinaCoalition Blog - receives updates http://pearlingtonrelief.blogspot.com/2006/05/brick-layers.html --------------- The website was updated 12/9/06. www.pearlingtonms.com From their website: The little coastal community of Pearlington, MS, was all but destroyed by hurricane Katrina which hit the Gulf Coast August 29, 2005. Every home and business was affected in one way or another by the storm and many homes were left uninhabitable. Most are still that way. A group of concerned Christians from the Huntsville, Alabama area have become burdened for this community, its residents and their ongoing needs. Please take time to visit the links given below and email me if you have things to add to the site or if you wish to contribute to the relief efforts in some way. Almost every month, a team is going back to Pearlington to help clear out houses, provide needed materials, paint, repair and in general, try to give hope where it has been dashed to pieces. The brave families who are left here are trying very hard to rebuild their lives in a place where homes and cars have been lost and jobs are few and far between. Donations Thank you for your generous donations to the citizens of Pearlington, MS. We appreciate your willingness to contribute. At this time, we are no longer able to accept used items other than tools. We will still gladly accept gift cards to Wal-Mart, Lowe's Home Depot gift cards in any amount or monetary tax deductible donations to Rob Peavy Madison Baptist Association 2318 Whitesburg Dr S Huntsville, 35801 (256) 536-0015

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