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
Relief Group Plans to Make Hires, Set up Shop
Read the Carteret County News-Times article featuring information about new positions with the NC Conference Disaster Recovery Center. CHERYL BURKE
Flat Rock UMC Starfish Ministry
As are all churches in our connection, Flat Rock UMC has been doing all we can to support our brothers and sisters ravaged by the storms of this
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
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
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
Lord, Give Me Hope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6cNAkKI9fI&feature=youtu.be Bill Negron, pastor at Dixon Chapel UMC and working as a chaplain at the West
The Stormcast: Rev. Tara Lain
The Rev. Tara Lain, pastor at Trinity UMC in Wilmington shares some of her experiences during and after Hurricane Florence with Rev. Dr. Art