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.
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Latest Posts
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Hurricane Dorian Update (9/7/19)
As Hurricane Dorian left North Carolina, Disaster Ministries started the process of assessing damage and beginning recovery efforts. The Disaster Ministries staff and Early Response Teams are ready to begin Continue Reading→
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An Outreach Ministry Update from Jaye White
As Hurricane Dorian approaches NC, Jaye White, Director of Outreach Ministry, shares how the NC Conference is ready to respond if needed. Continue Reading→
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Disaster Preparation for Churches
Disaster Ministries began a disaster preparation series based on our Connecting Neighbors program. Last week, we highlighted steps individuals can take to prepare their homes. This week’s disaster preparedness topic Continue Reading→
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Disaster Preparedness
Now that hurricane season has begun, it is important to know how to prepare your household in the event of a natural disaster. Disaster Ministries offers a Connecting Neighbors course, Continue Reading→
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Rosa Dickerson’s House Blessing
The severity of Hurricane Matthew’s destruction was unexpected for North Carolinians. Severe flooding impacted areas that had previously not been affected. Rosa Dickerson was one of the many homeowners whose Continue Reading→
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Disaster Ministries – July 2019 Update
Submitted by Al Miller III, Director of Disaster Ministries, NCCUMC With the final report of our Phase 1 grant, I feel it is important to say “THANK YOU” to the Continue Reading→
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NCC Disaster Ministries Helps a Wilmington Homeowner in Need
Herman Dukes has patiently waited for assistance to repair damages in his home caused by Hurricane Florence. Herman’s home was unsafe to live in causing him to seek shelter in Continue Reading→
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Volunteer Team from Canada Helps Repair North Carolina Homes
The effects of Hurricanes Matthew and Florence were not directly felt by our Canadian neighbors to the north. Two families in Fayetteville felt the presence of a Canadian volunteer team from Continue Reading→
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Volunteer Team from Massachusetts Helps with Disaster Relief
Homeowner, Tim Powell, has survived several hurricanes throughout 25 years of residency in Southport, North Carolina. The severe flood damage caused by Hurricane Florence left Tim without a safe place Continue Reading→
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