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SOUTH CARC AROLINA DISAS ASTER RELIEF HOPE IN CRISIS SPRING 2010 Baptist Global Response In-Home Care Kit Challenge In Sub-Saharan Africa the HIV/AIDS crisis is affecting large segments of the

Because of the lack of health care, the limited access to anti-retroviral drugs and the continued increase in the spread of HIV, thousands of individuals die a very painful and horrible death each

1 SOUTH CARC AROLINA DISAS ASTER RELIEF HOPE IN CRISIS SPRING 2010 Baptist Global Response In-Home Care Kit Challenge In Sub-Saharan Africa the HIV/AIDS crisis is affecting large segments of the population. In 2007 over 1.6 million adults and children died because of AIDS. Currently, there are over 2.5 million adults and children who are living with the HIV virus in Sub-Saharan Africa. Because of the lack of health care, the limited access to anti-retroviral drugs and the continued increase in the spread of HIV, thousands of individuals die a very painful and horrible death each year. In addition to the HIV/AIDS crisis thousands in Sub- Saharan Africa die each year from sickness like cancer, tuberculosis, malaria and other life ending diseases-often the only care they will receive is at home. The Baptist Global Response (BGR) In- Home Care Kit is a compilation of medical and hygiene supplies that Baptist Global Response is asking churches, groups, or individuals to provide to assist caregivers who are taking care of home-bound, terminally ill patients. Items in this kit will make the caregivers tasks much easier, but more importantly will ease the suffering of the ones affected by the illness. The BGR In-Home Care Kit consists of a 5-gallon, heavy duty bucket with a sealable lid. In Africa a bucket is a very valuable item that can be used to hall and store water, Store food away from rodents and insects, and store other goods away from inclement weather and environmental challenges. Inside the bucket are times that will assist in keeping patients clean and dry and item s to protect their mat or mattress from soiling. Medicated lip balm and lotion are included to help treat the skin problems that AIDS sufferers battle. Other items are included that will make life easier and less painful. The 2008 pilot phase for the In-Home Care Kit Project ended successfully with almost 1,400 kits finding their way to Zambia and South Africa. This year, our goal is to provide 5,000 more kits to help 5,000 more families in need. BGR asks you to consider joining us in reaching this goal. By putting together at least one kit, you will help us provide a physical and spiritual touch to those in Sub-Saharan Africa who are dying from AIDS and other illnesses. Our local Baptist and field partners in Africa will distribute the buckets in a way that gives dignity and hope to each family receiving a kit. I want to challenger South Carolina Disaster Relief volunteers and units to bring a total of 300 In-Home Care Kits to the Disaster Relief training in March at Concord Baptist Church in Anderson. South Carolina is a leading state in BGR with international disaster relief. The cost of each care kit is around $130. We can meet this goal. SPECIAL HAITI TRAINING AT DR TRAINING CONFERENCE ON MARCH 6

2 A Note From the Disaster Relief Director... As we begin 2010 and our 21st year of Disaster Relief Ministry we have so much to be thankful for. We now have over 130 units and 6,500 trained volunteers. All volunteers need to be attached to units and teams so when a call out happens you will have a better chance to serve. We have a number of outstanding partners in the state Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (V.O.A.D.); the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, Emergency Management Division (EMD), DHEC, DSS, Harvest Hope Food Bank, State Guard, Governor s Office, Lt. Governor s Office on Aging, and others. It is important to know the local emergency managers in your county. Let them know you are able to help in a time of disaster and what we can provide on a state and national level. Our next training opportunity is March 5-6 at Anderson University in Anderson, SC. We will offer four training sessions (you can take two on Friday and two on Saturday - check the schedule on following pages). We will offer a special session on How to Prepare to Respond to Haiti on Saturday from 9 a.m.-12 noon. The National Disaster Relief Roundtable has voted that all DR volunteers must be credentialed (IDs) by January 01, Homeland Security is cracking down on who can and cannot enter some disaster areas, and these new IDs are essential for their security purposes. All Blue Hats/Unit Leaders need to complete ICS 100 and ICS 200 by the June Convocation. We will offer times at the Baptist Convention building to complete your ICS requirements February 17, April 20, June 10, and August 10. We had a wonderful 20th anniversary for the Ministry of Disaster Relief in South Carolina. Ashley River Baptist Church and church family were gracious hosts for this celebration. I also wanted to thank Jackie Elms for making the fourteen cakes for the Friday night celebration. I am very honored and humbled to represent each of our volunteers as I accepted the Order of the Palmetto from the Governor, as our Ministry in Disaster Relief continues to make a difference in the lives of people as they experience the love of Jesus. HAITI UPDATE: The 7.0 earthquake that has caused a tremendous amount of destruction and loss of lives on the island has been in the forethought of our minds since January 12, A BGR/NAMB Assessment Team traveled to Haiti on January 18, We will send in a medical team first, and other teams will follow for many months to come. If you feel called to respond to disaster relief work in Haiti prepare your heart in prayer. Conditions are very primitive, and you must be in great physical condition to serve: due to conditions all volunteers will have to go self-contained. Send your monetary contributions to SC Baptist Disaster Relief at: 190 Stoneridge Drive, Columbia, South Carolina Mark Haiti Victims or Haiti Efforts on your memo line. AGAIN: We will offer a special session on How to Prepare to Respond to Haiti on Saturday from 9 a.m.-12 noon. We Are Ambassadors for Christ, Director, Disaster Relief Group OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE YOUR ICS TESTING In order for South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief to work with organizations such as the F.E.M.A.,the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, and other entities we must comply with ICS (Incident Command System). We have been asking volunteers to take the ICS 100 class. This class reviews the Incident Command System and its function. Other classes such as the ICS 200, ICS 700, ICS 800, etc. are also available for completion; depending upon your level of training and desire to learn more. At the end of each on-line class there is a test and a certificate is sent immediately upon completion of the course and test. Therefore, we will make available the computer lab, at the Baptist Building, for any volunteer who wishes to come in and complete these on-line classes. Why come to the Baptist Building? Many volunteers have expressed that they have dial-up and get bumped every time they get on-line for long periods of time or that they just don t have the discipline to sit for an hour or more without assis tance or guidance through the process. There are those who do not have access to a computer at all. Of course you may still go through the courses at home. Just remember that Brenda needs a copy of your certificate that you receive at the end of each course. DATES for ICS Classes (open from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Tuesday, April 20, 2010 Thursday, June 10, 2010 Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Page 2

AWARD WINNERS FOR THE WATSON, THOMPSON, BUCKNER, AND CREAMER IN 2009 Robert Causey Receives the Thompson Award Robert Causey, of Charleston Association, is

NAMBs, Mickey Caison, looks on as Disaster Relief Director, Cliff Satterwhite, presents the award.

Jessie was one of the first Disaster Relief volunteers on the job when South Carolina Disaster Relief got its start.

Friday evenings celebration service. This award is for outstanding work between multiple agencies and South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief.

3 AWARD WINNERS FOR THE WATSON, THOMPSON, BUCKNER, AND CREAMER IN 2009 Robert Causey Receives the Thompson Award Robert Causey, of Charleston Association, is the 2009 recipient of the Tommy Thompson award. Robert s leadership in the Charleston Association has multiplied the effectiveness in this area of the state. NAMBs, Mickey Caison, looks on as Disaster Relief Director, Cliff Satterwhite, presents the award. Jessie Stafford Receives the Watson Award On October 9th, 2009 Jessie Stafford is awarded the prestigious Watson Award from Choice Watson. Jessie was one of the first Disaster Relief volunteers on the job when South Carolina Disaster Relief got its start. Stafford, from Summerville Baptist Church, Screven Association, soon began to organize the volunteers into units as South Carolina Disaster Relief began to take form. Bob and Gerri Allen Receive the Buckner Award Bob and Gerri Allen, Northside Baptist Church of Rock Hill were awarded the Robert Buck Buckner Award at Friday evenings celebration service. This award is for outstanding work between multiple agencies and South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief. Emmie Zirkle Accepts the Creamer Award Emmie Zirkle, of Trinity Baptist Church, Lugoff, received the Permelia Creamer Award for the outstanding ministry by a woman in South Carolina Disaster Relief. Emmie s strength of character and fortitude contributed to her natural abilities to run her unit with love and understanding towards volunteers and victims. Emmie s accepted the award from Jason Creamer, son of Permelia Creamer. Page 3

4 FRIDAY, MARCH 5 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Registration I.D. s & Clothing Store Open TRAINING SCHEDULE AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITY MARCH 5 & 6, :30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Introduction to Disaster Relief (for all NEW volunteers) 2:15 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. Session 1 Assessment Baptist Global Response (International) Child Care Command Post Crisis Intervention - Basic Evangelism Feeding ICS 100 Medical Disaster Relief Mud-Out Sheltering Operations Shower Unit Leader 4:15 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. Introduction to Disaster (for all NEW volunteers) 4:45 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Session 2 Assessment/Geo-Tech Lab Chainsaw/Recovery Classroom Communications - Basic Crisis Intervention - Intermediate Feeding Laundry Medical Disaster Relief Re-Build Unit Leader Unit Safety Officer 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Supper SATURDAY, MARCH 6 7:15 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Devotions & Instructions for Saturday Sessions 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Breakfast I.D. s & Clothing Store Open 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Introduction to Disaster Relief (for all NEW volunteers) 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon Preparing for Haiti Response 9:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Session 3 Assessment Baptist Global Response (International) Chainsaw/Recovery Lab (Trauma Packs) Child Care Earthquake Awareness Crisis Intervention - Advanced Evangelism Feeding ICS 100 Laundry Medical Disaster Relief Mud-Out 11:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Lunch (Team Time-any teams wishing to meet) I.D. s & Clothing Store Open 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Session 4 Assessment/Geo Tech Lab Chainsaw/Recovery Classroom Communications Medical Disaster Relief Rebuild Sheltering Operations Shower Unit Safety Officer 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Plenary Session 2:30 p.m. Adjournment -Background Check Required Anderson University Anderson, South Carolina Hotels in the Area Holiday Inn Express La Quinta Inn Anderson Quality Inn Home-Towne Suites 107 Interstate Blvd Clemson Blvd North Main Street 151 Civic Center Blvd. Anderson, SC Anderson, SC Anderson, SC Anderson, SC (864) (864) (864) (864) Page 4

5 CHAINSAW UNITS Aiken Association-David Harley Home: (803) Cell: (706) Allendale-Hampton/Varnville FBC-Bernie Richburg Home: (803) Cell: (803) Barnwell-Bamberg Assoc.-Wyman Abstance Home: (803) Cell: (803) Charleston/Riverbluff BC-Chuck Van Alstine Home: (843) Cell: (843) Chesterfield Association-Don Moore Home: (843) Cell: (843) Colleton/Pine Grove #1 BC-Jody McMillan Home: (843) Cell: (843) Columbia Metro/Harmony BC-Mike Voyles Home/Cell: (803) Florence/Calvary BC-Glenn Scurry Home: (843) Cell: (843) Florence/Hebron BC-Bill Hancock Home: (843) Cell: (843) Greenville/Eastlan BC-Ed King Home/Cell: (864) Lakelands Association-Paul Bollman Home: (864) Cell: (864) Lexington/Gilbert FBC - Will Mitchum, Jr. Home: (803) Cell: (803) Lexington/Round Hill BC-Dale Cook Home: (803) Cell: (803) Marion Assoc. - Jack Edwards Home: (843) Cell: (843) Marion/Nebo BC - Jerry Pace Home: (843) Cell: (843) Moriah/Lancaster Second BC-Kimberly Sowerll Work: (803) Cell: (803) Screven/Harleyville BC - Charles Ackerman Home: (843) Cell: (843) Spartanburg/Arrowwood BC - Ried Gregory Home: (864) Cell: (864) Spartanburg/Sonrise - David Moore Home/Cell: (864) Welsh Neck/Cornerstone BC-Henry Lewis Home: (843) Cell: (843) Williamsburg/Lake City FBC-William Sebnick Home: (843) Cell: (843) Willamsburg/Kingstree FBC-George Avent Home: (843) York Association-Mike O'Dell Home: (803) York/Rock Hill FBC-Charles Lucas Hom/Cell: (803) FEEDING UNITS Charleston Association-Gary Mathis Home: (843) Cell: (843) North Spartan Association-Ken Kirkley Home: (864) Cell: (864) Screven/Providence BC-Tommy Edens Home: (843) Cell: (843) Florence/Hebron BC-Bill Hancock Home: (843) Cell: (843) Support/Back-up Units Aiken/Calvary BC-Ken Screws Home: (803) Cell: (803) Allendale Hampton/Varnville FBC-Bernie Richburg Home: (803) Cell: (803) Chesterfield Association-Don Moore Home: (843) Cell: (843) Greer Association-Bill Haynes Home: (864) Cell: (864) Orangeburg-Calhoun/St Matthews-Tommy Huggins Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda/Anderson-Alton Pierce Home: (864) Cell: (864) Screven/Harleyville BC-Charles Ackerman Home: (843) Cell: (843) Spartanburg/Boiling Springs BC-Marge Woodruff Home: (864) Cell: (864) Spartanburg/Spartanburg FBC-Steve Wise Home: (864) York/Pleasant Valley-Steve Whitesides Home: (803) Cell: (803) Lexington/Northside BC-Jeff Haley Home: (803) Cell: (803) LAUNDRY UNITS Barnwell-Bamberg/Barnwell FBC-Jan Biernacki Home: (803) Cell: (803) Piedmont Association-Randy Millikin Home: (864) Cell: (864) York Association-Mike O'Dell Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda/Shady Grove BC-William Norris Home: (864) Waccamaw Association-Rick Astle Cell: (843) MUD-OUT UNITS Aiken Assoxciation-Calvin Childers Home: (803) Beaverdam Association-Bill Alexander Home: (864) Cell: (864) Broad River Association-Larry Feller Home: (803) Cell: (843) Florence/Southside BC-Daniel Dulaney Home: (843) Cell: (843) Greenville Association-Jim Whitworth Home: (864) Cell: (864) North Greenville - Randy Bradley Home: (864) Palmetto/Mauldin FBC - Rodney Norvell HOme: (864) Cell: (864) Saluda/New Prospect BC-Wayne & Sylvia Wham Home: (864) Cell: (864) OTHER UNITS Assesment Bluffton FBC-Jimmy & Kim Padgett Home: (843) Cell: (843) Assessment Spartanburg/Arrowood BC-Steve Chrisman Home: (828) Cell: (828) Chaplains/Crisis Counselors-Dee Gulledge Home: (803) Cell: (803) Child Care Broad River Association-Becky Mullinax Home: (864) Cell: (864) Child Care Aiken Association-Bill Little Home: (803) Command Post State/Command Post-Cliff Satterwhite Home/Cell: (803) On-Site Mobile Command & Support Arrowwood BC-Chrisman, Steve Home: (828) Cell: (828) Communications Aiken/Millbrook BC-Joe Ormand Home: (803) Cell: (803) Communications Lowcountry-Ralph Willis Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda Association George Kay Home: (864) Cell: (864) Page 5

6 Laurens Association-Kay Leagans Home: (864) Cell: (864) Pickens 12 Mile/East Pickens BC -Boyce Couch Home: (864) Cell: (864) Piedmont Association-Keith Mincey Home: (864) Cell: (864) Piedmont Association-Keith Mincey DR Unit Leader Home: (864) Cell: (864) Piedmont Association-Keith Mincey Home: (864) Cell: (864) Saluda/Long Branch BC-Wayne & Sylvia Wham Home: (864) Cell: (864) Screven Association-Charles Ackerman Home: (843) Cell: (843) Welsh Neck/Antioch BC - Luis Gargiulo Home: (843) Cell: (843) Language Columbia Metro/Language-Bill Dieckmann Home: (803) Cell: (803) Medical State/Medical-Eddie Pettit Home: (864) Cell: (864) SheltersOperations Florence Association-Henry Simmons Home: (843) Cell: (843) Water Columbia Metro/Cedar Creek -Thurman Rodgers Home: (803) REBUILD UNITS Aiken/FBC North Augusta-Gary Redding, Pastor Church: (803) Aiken/Millbrook BC-Joe Ormand Home: (803) Cell: (803) Barnwell-Bamberg/Denmark FBC-Eddie Pruett Home: (803) Cell: (803) Beaverdam/Holly Springs BC-Brian Ramey Home: (864) Cell: (864) t Florence/Sardis BC-Wayne Shifflet Home: (843) Cell: (843) Greer Baptist Association-Tom Capps Home: (864) Cell: (864) Lakelands/McCormick BC-Paul Bollman Home: (864) Cell: (864) Lexington/First Calvary-Ricky Taylor Home: (803) Cell: (803) Lexington/Willow Ridge BC-David Allen Home: (803) North Spartan Association-Doug Cartee Home/Cell: (864) Orangeburg-Calhoun/2 Mile Swamp-Marjorie Judy Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda/Forest Hill BC-Lester Brock Home: (864) Cell: (864) Spartanburg/Sonrise Comm.-David Moore Home/Cell: (864) Woodruff/Bellview BC-Ray Murphy Home: (864) Cell: (864) RECOVERY UNITS Barnwell-Bamberg/Barnwell FBC-Coley Creech Home: (803) Cell: (803) Beaverdam Association-Bill Alexander Home: (864) Cell: (864) Broad River/Grassy Pond BC-Martin Hogg Home: (864) Cell: (864) Broad River Association-Donnie Padgett Chainsaw Work: (864) Charleston Association-Gary Mathis Home: (843) Cell: (843) Charleston/Ashley River BC-Tucker Furtick Home: (843) Cell: (843) Chester Association-Wayne Foster, Sr. Chainsaw & Recovery Home: (803) Cell: (803) Columbia Metro/Beulah BC-Mason Brooks Home/Cell: (803) Columbia Metro/Harmony BC-Mike Voyles Home/Cell: (803) Edgefield Association-Ken Durham Home: (803) Cell: (803) Kershaw Association-Emmie Zirkle Home: (803) Cell: (803) Laurens Associaton-Joel Jacks Chainsaw & Recovery Home: (864) Cell: (864) Lexington Association-David Lee Mud-Out & Rebuild Home/Cell: (803) Lexington/River Springs BC-Gloria Shull Mud-Out & Rebuild Home: (803) Moriah Association-Shirley Buckner Home: (803) Cell: (803) North Greenville Association-Randy Bradley Home: (864) North Greenville/Forestville BC-Brian Bishop Home: (864) Cell: (864) North Greenville/Taylors FBC-Randy Bradley Home: (864) North Spartan/Cooley Springs BC-David Kite Home: (864) Cell: (864) Orangeburg-Calhoun/2 Mile Swamp-Marjorie Judy Home: (803) Cell: (803) Pee Dee Association-Ron Taylor Home: (843) Cell: (843) Pickens/12 Mile Association-Guy Jenkins Home: (864) Cell: (864) Piedmont/Mt. Airy BC-Billy Joe Ausburn Home: (864) Cell: (864) Reedy River/Bethel BC-Ed Schneider Home: (803) Cell: (803) Ridge Association-James Cumbee Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda Association-Wayne & Sylvia Wham Home: (864) Cell: (864) Saluda/Forest Hill BC-Lester Brock Home: (864) Cell: (864) Santee/ Grace BC-Steve Shumake Home: (803) Cell: (803) Savannah River/Riverview BC-Marc Cantrell Home: (843) Cell: (843) Page 6

UP AND COMING DISASTER RELIEF TRAINING DATES FALL 2010 CONFERENCE The fall Disaster Relief Training Conference is scheduled for October 8 & 9, 2010 at White Oak Conference Center in Winnsboro, South

7 UP AND COMING DISASTER RELIEF TRAINING DATES FALL 2010 CONFERENCE The fall Disaster Relief Training Conference is scheduled for October 8 & 9, 2010 at White Oak Conference Center in Winnsboro, South Carolina. SPRING 2011 CONFERENCE The spring Disaster Relief Training Conference is scheduled for March 4 & 5, 2011 at White Oak Conference Center in Winnsboro, South Carolina.. Disaster Relief Store hours during training events will be: First Day Second Day 12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Please take note that the Disaster Relief Store only accepts cash or checks and is not set up for credit or debit. Disaster Relief Clothing Protocol Yellow DR T-shirts, Golf Shirts, caps, visor caps, and jackets are to be worn ONLY during a disaster relief training event, awareness conference, or during work at a disaster site. Also, these items are to be worn by disaster relief trained persons ONLY. Navy & white DR dress shirts can be worn in any mission or church setting. Refunds/Cancellations: Registrations are refundable if cancellation is received prior to 30 days before conference date. Registrations are refundable if illness (doctor s note needed) or a death in family. Registrations are transferable to another party, if notified in a timely manner. Registrations may be carried over to next event, if request is made prior to the original event date. Screven Association-Ron McGuire Home: (843) Cell: (843) Screven/Eutawville BC-Billy Wilson Home: (803) Cell: (843) Spartanburg Network-Paul McKee Home: (864) Cell: (864) Thompson Memorial-George Avent Home: (843) Cell: (843) Union Association-Aulbrey Calvert Home: (864) Cell: (864) Waccamaw Association-Rick AStle Home/Cell: (843) York/Hillcrest BC-Kerry Ohiser Chainsaw, Mud-out, Rebuild Home: (803) Cell: (803) SHOWER UNITS Aiken Assocation-Glynn Paschall Home: (803) Barnwell-Bamberg/Barnwell FBC-Coley Creech Home: (803) Cell: (803) Broad River Association-Ted & Willie Jean Humphries Home: (864) Cell: (864) Charleston Assoc.Gary Mathis HOme: (843) Cell: (843) Columbia Metro Association-Steve Aylesworth Home: (803) Cell: (803) Florence/Southside BC-Under Construction Daniel Dulaney Home: (843) Cell: (843) Greer Baptist Association-Bill Haynes Home: (864) Cell: (864) Lexington/First Calvary BC Under Construction Ricky Taylor Home: (803) Cell: (803) Lexington/Swansea FBC-Johnny King Home: (803) Cell: (803) Reedy River/Bethel BC-Ed Schneider Home: (803) Cell: (803) Saluda/Forest Hill BC-Lester Brock Home: (864) Cell: (864) Saluda/Shady Grove BC-Alton Pierce Home: (864) Cell: (864) Southeast Association-Wil Bradham Home/Cell: (843) Spartanburg/Wellford BC - Mike Stokes Home (864) Cell: (864) Waccamaw Association-Rick Astle Cell: (843) York Association-Mike O'Dell Home: (803) Cell: (803) South Carolina Baptist Convention Disaster Relief 190 Stoneridge Drive Columbia, South Carolina Cliff Satterwhite Disaster Relief Group Director (800) ext (803) cliffsatterwhite@scbaptist.org Disaster Relief Office (800) ext (803) brendalugmayer@scbaptist.org This publication is made possible through the Cooperative Program/ Cooperative Gifts of your local church. Page 7

8 Disaster Relief Group 190 Stoneridge Drive Columbia, SC Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 84 Columbia, SC Address Service Requested STATEWIDE DISASTER RELIEF TRAINING CONFERENCE Anderson University Anderson, South Carolina March 5 & 6, 2010 Special Haiti Training on Saturday, March 6 at 9:00 a.m.- 12:00 noon There will be a $5.00 late fee for any registration made after March 1, *There will be a $5.00 late fee for any registration received after March 1, Reservation Deadline: March 1, 2010 You will be responsible for making your own housing arrangements at a local motel. Please no one under 18 years of age. Name Address Mailing Address City State Zip Day Phone # Cell Phone # Church Association Returning Volunteers...$20.00 New Volunteers (a one time cost)...$25.00 *Late Fee charge, per person...$5.00 CONFERENCE FEES Volunteer Training Fee $ X # of Volunteers = Total Amount Included $ Costs reflects registration fees, meals, and disaster relief training materials. Meals will be provided by our Disaster Relief Feeding team this training. Make your check payable to South Carolina Baptist Convention and mail to: South Carolina Baptist Convention, Disaster Relief Group, 190 Stoneridge Drive, Columbia, South Carolina Any questions? us at brendalugmayer@scbaptist.org.

OPERATIONS STATE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (SEOC)

OPERATIONS STATE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (SEOC) OVERVIEW State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Purpose, and OPCONs Composition & Duties SEOC Information and Tasking Flow SEOC PURPOSE Multi Agency