Prayers for Kentucky
December 14, 2021
Kentucky and five additional states were affected by what is being declared as the largest tornado in history.
On December 10, 2021, a deadly tornado moved across Western Kentucky, causing havoc on numerous towns in the state. Crossing through twelve counties during its lifespan, the tornado traveled over 200 miles that produced a series of strong tornadoes in five additional states. It is declared to be the largest tornado recorded in history.
North American Division Adventist Community Services (NAD ACS) is assisting with purchasing supplies to assist with the relief efforts of ACS Disaster Response in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Arkansas, Missouri and Mississippi.
To read more on how to help those displaced and experiencing loss, visit the ACS website.
News
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