The Rev. Mr. Bill Terry, National DRUSA Coordinator Bill Terry, National DRUSA Coordinator announces the Deployment of the Mobile Feeding Kitchen to St. Paul's, North Carolina
You may Click Here on this hyperlink to see and hear Bill Terry share about the recent disaster from the Hurricane Matthew that has done considerable damage in North Carolina.
Hurricane Matthew Update! To make your donation, please visit: http://donations.iphc.org/discipleship/disaster-relief-usa
NC MOBILE FEEDING KITCHEN ONSITE AT THE LIFE CENTER PHC IN ST PAUL'S, NORTH CAROLINA
You may Click Here on this hyperlink to see and hear Bill Terry share about the recent disaster from the Hurricane Matthew that has done considerable damage in North Carolina.
Hurricane Matthew Update! To make your donation, please visit: http://donations.iphc.org/discipleship/disaster-relief-usa
NC MOBILE FEEDING KITCHEN ONSITE AT THE LIFE CENTER PHC IN ST PAUL'S, NORTH CAROLINA
 Photo Credit: Teresa Register - Volunteers loading hot meals for delivery |  Photo Credit: Teresa Register - NC Mobile Feeding Kitchen |  Photo Credit: Teresa Register - People in line for hot meal |
BISHOP GREG AMOS REPORTS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA DRUSA
With wide spread power outages across the state of South Carolina, many areas throughout the conference have been restored. However, there are still pockets that are encountering delays. More areas should be restored today.
There is a lot of storm damage, but the majority of our churches are reporting minimal loss. A few of our churches are facing flood damages for a second time within a span of one year. \
The areas that I understand having the worst long term effects are in the Fayetteville and Lumberton, North Carolina zone.
Thanks for all you do. If I become aware of any area in SC that warrants further action I'll convey it immediately. Blessings!
We are currently accepting donations for the areas impacted by Hurricane Matthew. Click Here to help with this need.
With wide spread power outages across the state of South Carolina, many areas throughout the conference have been restored. However, there are still pockets that are encountering delays. More areas should be restored today.
There is a lot of storm damage, but the majority of our churches are reporting minimal loss. A few of our churches are facing flood damages for a second time within a span of one year. \
The areas that I understand having the worst long term effects are in the Fayetteville and Lumberton, North Carolina zone.
Thanks for all you do. If I become aware of any area in SC that warrants further action I'll convey it immediately. Blessings!
We are currently accepting donations for the areas impacted by Hurricane Matthew. Click Here to help with this need.