First Responder Lifeline, Inc - Serving Those Who Serve Others

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First Responder Lifeline, Inc - Serving Those Who Serve Others Lifeline is a First Responder Ministry with the mission to bring love, healing, and hope .

Established in 2021, Lifeline is a community of believers setting out to develop a network of churches willing to provide prayer and mental health support for both first responders and the chaplains who serve them. Our mission is first to provide support to agency chaplains and responders directly by creating a network of prayer teams dedicated to pray for the needs our first responders. Secondly, we are actively creating a network of mental health professionals that can provide a wide range of services tailored to first responders and their families. Lastly, we are focused on creating open & honest relationships by bridging the gap between the first responder and local church communities. "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." 1 Thessalonians 5:16 -18

09/23/2026

Our prayers are with the co-workers, friends and families of all involved.

Please slow down and stay off your phones while driving

Our prayers are with everyone involved, their families, and friends.
09/22/2026

Our prayers are with everyone involved, their families, and friends.

At approximately 10:00 p.m. last night, members of the Kingsport Fire Department were operating on Interstate 26 Westbound at the scene of a motor vehicle accident when a secondary crash occurred behind the original incident.

Kingsport firefighters and personnel from Sullivan County EMS immediately went to the secondary crash to check for injuries and provide assistance. While emergency personnel were loading a patient into an ambulance, a vehicle traveling westbound struck three Kingsport firefighters and one Sullivan County EMS EMT, injuring all four emergency responders.

All four personnel were transported to Johnson City Medical Center for evaluation and treatment. Two have since been treated and released. Two remain hospitalized this morning with injuries that are considered non-life-threatening.

We are extremely thankful that the injuries sustained by our firefighters and our partner from Sullivan County EMS were not more serious. Our thoughts and prayers remain with all four responders, their families, and everyone involved in this incident as they recover.

This incident is also a sobering reminder of the dangers firefighters, EMS personnel, law enforcement officers, tow operators, and highway workers face while operating along our roadways. We ask every driver to slow down, move over, remain alert, and give emergency personnel the space they need to safely perform their duties.

We appreciate the concern and prayers that have already been expressed for our personnel and our partners at Sullivan County EMS. We ask that you continue to keep everyone involved in your thoughts and prayers.

Fire Chief Jerry DeBerry
Kingsport Fire Department

06/30/2026

Tough Two Weeks for our Wildland Firefighters. Loosing 3 last week and 3 injured. This week marks the anniversary of loosing 19. Please keep these families in your prayers.

06/10/2026
04/30/2026

God sent his servant and snatched a child out of the grasp of the devil! These cops with love and compassion saved this persons life. And followed up with "we love you" hug before sending them off with the EMTs What a powerful statement and testimony. God Bless these officers!

03/06/2026
01/30/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and co-workers of Deputy Derrick Bonham with the Weakley County Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Bonham was tragically shot and killed this morning.

01/22/2026

Our Brave Men and Women in Blue

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Kingsport, TN
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