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
Volunteers Needed So Neighbors Can Go Back Home
https://vimeo.com/331991157/ Many of our neighbors in eastern North Carolina are still not in a permanent residence due to damage from Hurricane
Disaster Recovery Ministries – March 2019 Update
With ongoing operations continuing across the conference and the opening of our eighth Disaster Recovery Center, we are seeing encouraging strides in
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
Work Is Continuing in Carteret and Craven Counties
North Carolina Conference Disaster Ministries teams are moving into the rebuilding stage for Carteret and Craven County residents, including Ruthie
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
5 Basic Steps to Assessing The Needs in a Community
by The Rev. Chris Jenkins and The Rev. Greg Moore Hurricane, flood, and storm-related disasters usually unfold over time. As we watch on television
connections: Blessing in the Aftermath
https://youtu.be/3paNXizddhs Bishop Ward gives thanks that in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, God's people are helping, serving, blessing, and
Work Centers Established & a Call for ERT-Led Teams
The Disaster Response Committee is making progress with Hurricane Florence Response. Many ERT teams are responding in their local areas throughout the