status: Open -> Standby

website: -> http://www.rossvillechurchofchrist.com/

notes: Per church receptionist 9/28/09: Still has plenty of: water/food boxes/all-purpose cleaner/bleach A few of: Diapers/Rakes/Shovels left No more fans or mops left. Once they complete distribution of the supplies donated to them from Churches of Christ Disaster Relief, Inc., they will resume normal operations and will not be taking a new load of supplies. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. (out of Nashville, TN) will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. -> Per church receptionist 9/28/09: Still has plenty of: water/food boxes/all-purpose cleaner/bleach A few of: Diapers/Rakes/Shovels left No more fans or mops left. Once they complete distribution of the supplies donated to them from Churches of Christ Disaster Relief, Inc., they will resume normal operations and will not be taking a new load of supplies. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: Sunday, 27 September 2009 08:02 Flood Relief Available During this past week, we have provided over 200 cleaning buckets, gallons of bleach and provided food boxes to over 300 families. We also have been able to enable flood victims with mops, fans, simple clothing items, blankets, pillows, brooms, shovels and bug repellant. We will continue to have limited cleaning supplies, food and water this week. We have also received a shipment of mattress/foundation sets and bed rails. If you lost your bedding in the flooding please feel free to contact us. If you are in need of help because of the flooding of last week, please contact us at 706 866 1119. The church building will be open from 8:30 to 3:00pm. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. (out of Nashville, TN) will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery.

notes: SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. (out of Nashville, TN) will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. -> Per church receptionist 9/28/09: Still has plenty of: water/food boxes/all-purpose cleaner/bleach A few of: Diapers/Rakes/Shovels left No more fans or mops left. Once they complete distribution of the supplies donated to them from Churches of Christ Disaster Relief, Inc., they will resume normal operations and will not be taking a new load of supplies. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. (out of Nashville, TN) will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery.

parish: -> Walker
address: 1100 Mcfarland Ave -> 1100 Mcfarland Ave.
region: -> NorthEast
areas_served: -> Walker County, GA
eligibility: -> Impacted by the 9/09 GA Floods

notes: SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. -> SOURCE: http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_159580.asp Rossville Church of Christ in conjunction with the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. (out of Nashville, TN) will be receiving an additional shipment of relief supplies for those affected by the recent flooding in the Chattanooga Area. That is due to arrive on Friday. These supplies will be centered at the Rossville Church of Christ building at 1100 McFarland Ave., Rossville. The supplies will include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery. Persons impacted by this event may contact the church via e-mail at info@rossvillechurchofchrist.org or phone 706 866-1119. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.wrcbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11186054 Rossville Church of Christ Provides Relief to Flood Victims Posted: Sep 23, 2009 2:08 PM PDT Updated: Sep 23, 2009 3:03 PM PDT ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WRCB) -- The cleanup process is just beginning, but the Rossville Church of Christ is trying to help weather the storm by providing homes with cleaning supplies. The day started by unloading a truck filled with food, beverages, cleaning supplies and clothes from the Nashville Church of Christ disaster relief in Nashville. "I think we would have everything that you would need if your house was flooded to get you back started again," said Jason Butcher, Rossville Church of Christ. And once the truck was unloaded, volunteers and members of the church like Jack James were ready to start delivering the supplies. It was some much needed relief for Stacy Jones and her husband Bryant. Their East Ridge home had more than a foot of water because of the flooding. "When I left yesterday morning at 10, it was at my ankles," said Stacy. It was enough to ruin their floors and destroy their walls. "So all my sheetrock will have to come out redone again, flooring will have to be done, we came in and took out the carpet, padding, and everything so our floor underneath wouldn't buckle," said Stacy. But some friendly faces and some helping hands were there to turn things around. Thanks to the Church of Christ, they had everything from bottled water to mops and bleach. "It takes a load off of us. you know. We don't have to worry about the mold with the bleach; we can spray wipe things down, that kind of thing. We don't have to worry about the contaminants that you have to deal with when something like this happens," said Bryant. "The joy is on our end, not on our receiving end. The joy is in the giving," said James. The Rossville Church of Christ had more than $100,000 worth of supplies on their truck, and they'll continue to deliver them as long as they last. They anticipate getting another truck by Friday. ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOURCE: http://www.newschannel9.com/news/church-984917-evacuees-georgia.html Church Helps Evacuees September 23, 2009 12:51 PM A north Georgia church is helping provide much needed necessities for flood evacuees. The Rossville Church of Christ, along with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief has set up at the Rossville Church of Christ, 1100 McFarland Avenue, Wedesday. The supplies include water, juice, rakes, cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, baby diapers, food boxes, work gloves, and fans among other items needed for recovery.