Ivan Dissipates, Victims Survey Damages, Relief Groups Rebuild Churches

By Pauline J. Chang, Christian Post Reporter Monday, September 20, 2004

The remnants of Hurricane Ivan dissipated over the Atlantic Ocean over the weekend, but only after a 12-day rampage that left 108 dead and billions of infrastructures ruined. As residents of the gulf shore states surveyed the damages incurred by the massive storm, Christian relief groups gathered their troops and units to serve the victims and rebuild the many churches whose roofs and steeples were torn off by the burly winds.

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