Fellowship Church willing to deploy Rapid Response Team when accident or tornado happen in order to rebuild the homes and lives of the people.

Wow! It's nice to hear that there is another team voluntarily created by the church which made up of 95 professionally trained volunteers for tragic situations and will willingly lend their help to others especially at times it needed most.

Most of the world doesn't recognize how much goodness God shows through His children who have built hospitals, orphanages, disaster relief teams, food pantries, etc, etc. That's how we let our Light (by being part of His body) shine before men so that they will see our good works and glorify our Heavenly Father.
Rapid Response Teams are instant in season and out to share the hope that lies within them. Faith Life Church in Branson, Missouri (Brother Keith Moore) quickly responds to large and small disasters too - just like all believers should. They encourage everyone to start a 'God Account' above the tithe that will accumulate making funds available when major needs arise.
Always great to hear about our brothers and sisters being doers of the Word not just hearers only.

Yah ! I heard that the response team is made up of 95 core volunteers which are trained professionals.

Our brothers and sisters are SO awesome! I praise Abba for their willingness to be used by Him.
Blessings ~ Sarah

That's good to hear. Thanks to the Fellowship Church and also to Pastor Ed Young with his 95 core volunteers for helping to those people who are in need of help. Hope Pastor Ed and his volunteer will continue helping people. God bless Fellowship Church.

There rapid response teams are one reason I started supporting CBN. It's good to hear others do it as well.

I also heard this Rapid Response Team and I found out that all their volunteers where properly or should I say professionally trained in rescue services. I'm very thankful God created this kind of people with a very helping mind. May God guide those team.

Our desire to reach and help others is what pushes us through to continue building different groups to response on disaster that may occur anytime and the Rapid Response Team in Grapevine Texas is one of them, through the initiative of Pastor Ed Young, it is of big help and ease to other groups as well since there's a new group to help them. Continue the great work Pastor together with your church.

Unity in times of disaster is vital and I believe that the church should do its part in helping those who are badly affected by these inevitable disasters. I admire Pastor Ed Young's initiative of forming a team of professionally trained volunteers, and this would definitely save many lives. People of Grapevine Texas will now have more people to rely on in times of disaster, which I believe is the most important thing.

This is a best example of sending God's message of helping those who are in need through actions. God Bless this rapid response team. I'm willing to become a volunteer.

Wow, Fellowship Church really is hands-on in helping people in times of calamity and disasters. Im really proud of them

Really? that's good news. Thanks Fellowship Church for the initiative to help others especially in times of disasters and calamities. And thank you God and continue shower your blessings to Fellowship church and to its volunteers and pastor. thank you and God bless.

I always believe that God's grace and goodness should start from the church, and this is a classic example of what I believed in. Grapevine Texas residents will now have more options as to whom they should call to in times of disasters and calamities, not just relying on the local government and NGOs to save lives. This serves as an example to all churches around the world, there are ways for church to help victims of calamities other than just distributing relief goods.

God Bless this Rapid Response Team and the people behind this excellent endeavor to help others

What's great about this Rapid Response Team created by Pastor Ed Young is that it does not work as a standalone group, but working hand-in-hand with Red Cross, thus making its 95 volunteers well-prepared and equipped with the right knowledge and training in responding to disasters. I'm sure more and more volunteers will join this team in the future.

I totally agree with what Pastor Ed Young said to the link I've just read, it states " “We have a desire to help our community any way we can. etc..", I'm so happy with the team he created to help others. Good job!

Very Great! May God always bless those people at the volunteer team. We need more of them! Hope there would be more pastors like Pastor Ed Young.

I salute that kind of people who has a good heart and helping other people in during disaster and calamities happen. That was a wonderful job may God Bless us All

Yes indeed, They are so great in helping other people in that situation. As a social worker I appreciate it and continue that kind job. May God guide all.

They are so great because helping other people in a good way make them blessed.

True! There were incidents that people really needs help, and luckily we have this people who voluntarily giving their help to others. I cant do those things but I usually send goods to those people who hit by calamities. Just a little help.

Yes indeed they voluntarily help those people who need their help. And we thanks Pastor Ed Young for deploying a group like this.

Just like you violetrue20 I also giving a small amount of money and goods to help those people in need. Its my own way to thank God for the abundant life and also giving back to those in need. I'm praying for those volunteer that they will always have a healthy body and life to help. Thanks for them.

Now we'll have more options as to who are we going to call in times of disasters and calamities. Thank you for sharing this great news.

Well yes we should be very thankful to Ed Young for having this, but of course we have to train ourselves too on what to do so that if time comes we got rescued it would be easier for them.

I hope they would always be safe and they will always succeed in their coming rescue operations. Of course God will guide them.