Disaster Ministries
A caring Christian presence in the aftermath of disaster
Give
Give to the NC Storm Response Fund.
Prepare
Create a plan and build a disaster kit.
Train
Learn how to prepare and respond to a disaster.
Serve
Send a team, help in the Call Center, or MERCI.
Training Academy
Grow your Early Response Team skills and disaster response preparedness at the Training Academy, May 1–2 in Goldsboro. Register by April 22.
Partners
Latest Posts
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Disaster Ministries Donates Personal Protective Equipment
Al Miller delivering N-95 masks to Cape Fear Valley Health. Photo by Cape Fear Valley Health The Director of Disaster Ministries, Al Miller, delivered 3,000 N-95 masks to Cape Fear Continue Reading→
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Disaster Ministries Coronavirus Update – March 11, 2020
North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church Disaster Ministries has been closely monitoring the coronavirus and COVID-19 in North Carolina. In response, we have made the decision to suspend Continue Reading→
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Cape Hatteras United Methodist Men Volunteer in Ocracoke
The Cape Hatteras United Methodist Men (CHUMM) worked with Disaster Ministries at our Ocracoke Disaster Recovery Center in February. Over three weeks, more than 60 volunteers came from Cape Hatteras, Continue Reading→
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World Renew Disaster Response Services in Tarboro
North Carolina has experienced three devastating natural disasters within the past four years. Just as recovery began for one hurricane, another hurricane made landfall along the coast. Thousands of homes Continue Reading→
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Volunteer Service Day in Onslow County
A volunteer service day was held in Onslow County in February. Volunteers worked on three different homes in Jacksonville, Swansboro, and Richlands. Disaster Ministries staff from Swansboro and Newport supervised Continue Reading→
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Berdena Lewis House Blessing
Welcome home! It is always a blessing when Disaster Ministries has the opportunity to get someone back home. Our team in Jones County was able to hold their first house Continue Reading→
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Disaster Ministries Update – Al Miller
VOLUNTEERS WELCOME! With 15 centers now operational, stretching across eastern North Carolina from Ocracoke to Lumberton, the need is greater than ever. Disaster Ministries is continuing to fulfill its mission Continue Reading→
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Wilmington House Blessing
February 13, 2020, was a special occasion for the Wilmington Disaster Recovery Center. The Disaster Ministries Wilmington team, volunteers, and family members gathered to celebrate Ms. Henry’s return home! Ms. Continue Reading→
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House Blessing in Tarboro
Hurricane Matthew caused severe flooding across eastern North Carolina, as far inland as Edgecombe County. Ms. Maggie was one of the many homeowners whose home was damaged by the hurricane. Continue Reading→
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