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 Recovery Ministries- February 2019 update
Submitted by: Al Miller III, Director of Disaster Ministries, NCCUMC The harsh reality of Hurricane Florence, five months after the storm devastated our state, is coming into focus for many Continue Reading→
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Disaster Response Mold Sprayer Teams
NCC Disaster Response has several mold sprayer treatment teams and is working to add additional teams. The teams use a treatment process that does not use bleach. This treatment is Continue Reading→
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Wheels of Hope with Walking Tall Ministry
Rev. Clay Parker with Edgerton Memorial UMC in Selma brings “Wheels of Hope” to Randy Evans at the Walking Tall Ministry in Wilmington. Thanks to Pat Litzinger for producing and Continue Reading→
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UMC Pastors Clean Up Cumberland County
Since September 17th, Local United Methodist Pastors have worked as a team to bring hope and new life to the citizens of Cumberland County. The UMC Pastors Team, led by Continue Reading→
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Four Essentials for Mobile Worship
by Brent Levy, Christ UMC: Chatham Park Campus (Chapel Hill) At its most basic, worship is a response — a response to what God has done and is doing in our lives Continue Reading→
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Ann Street UMC: Hub for the People Down East
Ann Street UMC in Beaufort survived the ravages of Hurricane Florence fairly well but are now set up as a hub for the people “Down East” to get food, supplies, and assistance. Continue Reading→
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