Decatur Church Helps Delta Victims

The Group from Decatur Church of Christ Just Returned from Helping Victims of Hurricane Sally

As we monitor the remnants of hurricane delta in our area - a decatur group is preparing to head to louisiana to help once again.

Waay31's sierra phillips met with the crisis response team from the decatur church of christ to learn how they're gearing up to head south in the wake of another hurricane.

Right now this trailer is sitting waiting to head to louisiana, in the meantime the crisis response team is collecting supplies for the trip.

One of the organizers told me they're not just bringing supplies.

Guinn- "you bring hope, not just help, it means the world to them."

In the last 2 weeks - the group returned from their last trip to help those affected by hurricane sally.

Sot- "we try to get as close to the people that need help as we can."

Robert guinn, the outreach minister for the church says they plan to leave sometime next week, but what they'll do there depends on what is needed.

Sot- "the bare minimum is we bring supplies, and we're able to drop those supplies off in a place that will distribute them to the community to the best of our ability we may have to put in a little elbow grease and get a little dirty in the trenches."

The church is constantly preparing to leave on short notice by collecting supplies.

You can donate items to decatur church of christ in decatur, hartselle, flint river and priceville.

Reporting in decatur sierra phillips waay31 news.