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NCC Disaster Response Tree Team

July 1, 2019

The United Methodist Church Disaster Response Ministry sent a team of tree trimmers to assist homeowner, Richard Gardner, in New Bern, North Carolina. Mr. Gardner was denied assistance by his insurance company due to unstable trees surrounding his home. A team of 8 experienced volunteers, led by arborist, Cullen Whitley, successfully removed the trees. The… Continue Reading→
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UMC Disaster Response Ministry Receives Generous Donation

June 25, 2019

Donna Brander (left), Site manager of the NC Conference United Methodist Church Disaster Response Ministry at the Washington Center receives a $23,755.78 donation from Sally Love, Director of the Beaufort County United Way. The center has received a total of over $55,000 worth of materials to help rebuild homes and a Mold Remediation trailer since… Continue Reading→
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Women in Ministry

June 11, 2019

The Center for Leadership Excellence and the Commission for the Status and Role of Women are teaming up in the hopes of offering more support for women in ministry in the NC Conference. As a part of this endeavor, we will be sending monthly emails of encouragement and suggestions for how women in ministry can… Continue Reading→
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Watercooler Christianity – Episode 9: One Episode to Rule Them All w/ Patrick Murphy

May 21, 2019

Patrick Murphy, Pastor of Discipleship at Front Street UMC, joins Aaron and Laura to discuss J.R.R. Tolkien and his great work The Lord of the Rings. They discuss Tolkien’s life of trauma and friendship and what Tolkien’s work of fantasy has to teach Christians about fellowship, power, and courage in the most unlikely places. Continue Reading→
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Priscilla Smith’s House Blessing

May 21, 2019

After Priscilla Smith’s home was damaged in not one, but two storms, it took hundreds of hands to give her a safe new dwelling. Volunteers will be needed for the next year and a half to help put others back into their homes. Call the Disaster Call Center — 888-440-9167 — to volunteer your time. Continue Reading→
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More Volunteers Are Needed to Get the Job Done

May 14, 2019

Journalist Matt Debnam with the Washington Daily News highlighted the work at the Washington, NC disaster response site office and the need for additional volunteers to get everyone back into a safe home. Washington Daily News Continue Reading→

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Latest Updates

NCC Disaster Response Tree Team

UMC Disaster Response Ministry Receives Generous Donation

Women in Ministry

Watercooler Christianity – Episode 9: One Episode to Rule Them All w/ Patrick Murphy

Priscilla Smith’s House Blessing

More Volunteers Are Needed to Get the Job Done