Refuel Ministries

Description

We respond to disasters with chainsaws and cleanup equipment and also feed volunteers and those affected by disasters. We are portable allowing us to cook in remote locations when needed. We are able to cook for 1400 people in the 75 gallon cooking pot custom built for us. During the tornado in Pleasant Grove we fed 3000 one afternoon and 1200 the first Saturday after Clay, AL was hit with a tornado.

When there are no disasters to respond to we offer our equipment and services to churches and non-profit organizations to feed people and to reach those hurting and in need.

I am a certified Chaplain with my denomination as well as with Homeland Security as a C.E.R.T. Chaplain. I have CISM, NIMS and other training supported by the Federal Government. I am on the state board for AT&T Pioneers as a Chaplain.

All money received is used for ministry by Refuel Ministries and all workers are volunteers and not paid a salary. We are funded strictly by donations and appreciate any help we receive physically or financially.