Disaster Ministries serves as a caring Christian presence in the aftermath of disaster, fostering partnerships between United Methodists and others to
Ocracoke UMC in the News
The Ocracoke Observer and Island Free Press posted an article featuring Ocracoke UMC's pastor, Susie Fitch-Slater, following Hurricane Dorian.
Disaster Ministries Receives Christmas Donation
We are grateful for the generous donation of $3,500 to Disaster Ministries from Sam Carlisle, an attorney in Pinehurst. Mr. Carlisle made the donation
Meet Wilson Rogers, Disaster Ministries Monitoring and Evaluation Manager
Wilson joined the Disaster Ministries team four years ago. He first began as a volunteer in the Call Center following Hurricane Matthew. His volunteer
The Stormcast – Episode 8: Cliff Harvell and Tommy Gilbert Discuss House Plans
The Rev. Cliff Harvell and Tommy Gilbert discuss how Disaster Ministries will use updated house plans and 3D models in the work of helping to rebuild
Weaverland Disaster Service Volunteers in Newport
Many homes, lives, and communities have been uprooted in North Carolina over the past three years due to natural disasters. Memories and treasured
Pitt Community College Helps Develop House Plans
Much of the work done by Disaster Ministries centers on rebuilding - specifically, rebuilding homes. When teams are working on a job site, they are
House Blessing in Newport
Hurricane Florence caused severe flooding and wind damage across North Carolina. The Wallace family was one of many whose home was flooded due to
Drywall Course
Wake Technical Community College is offering a course on drywall installation for the North Carolina Conference Disaster Ministries. The course will