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Neon Kentucky Flood
Volunteers are needed for spring outreach! Schedule your time now!
Turkey Earthquake Fund
Donations to this fund will be used to bring a ministry of mercy to those suffering from the earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria in February 2023.
Crates For Ukraine
All crates are being delivered to Chattanooga, TN and Dallas, TX
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Helping Your Brother in Need: Crates for Ukraine
Grace Chung, a member of OPC Franklin Square in New York, felt inspired by 1 John 3:17: “But if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him?” as she and her church family...
Devastation in Turkey and Syria
by David Nakhla, OPC Disaster Response Coordinator We continue to be gripped by the dreadful stream of news coming out of central Turkey and northern Syria following the devastating earthquakes that began on February 6. We give thanks that two...
Six Months after Kentucky’s Thousand-Year Flood
The OPC launches springtime efforts to help a region still in need of the compassion of Christ
Volunteers go to places of disaster to assist those in need. It is never clear in advance how our work will be used: it might be that an individual or the whole country gets to see a glimpse of Christianity. It is important to go as a team, no matter how large or small.
OPC Disaster Response Video
Inspirational, documentary-style video on OPC Disaster Response
The S.T.O.R.M. Report:
The short-term missions and disaster response e-newsletter is available as an email, bulletin insert, and poster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Thinking about joining the OPC Disaster Registry, but have questions? Check out our page: Frequently Asked Questions.
Disaster Response Resources
Neon Kentucky Flooding
Neon Kentucky Flooding Photo Album Fellowship area chairs arrived! They should serve well as seats for the sanctuary temporarily.
Tropical Storm Isaias
Tropical Storm Isaias