Dec 8, 2022 | Neon Reformed OPC Flooding, New Horizons
by Judith M. Dinsmore In rural eastern Kentucky, the tree-covered Appalachians tumble downward to meet in narrow hollows—hollers—that are sometimes only wide enough for a creek, a line of houses on one side, and a road on the other. The town of Neon, where the OPC has...
Dec 8, 2022 | Disaster Response, Neon Reformed OPC Flooding
by Trish Duggan, OPC Disaster Response Communications Coordinator We’ve learned a lot these past five months in Neon, as we normally do with each OPC Disaster Response effort. Just like other ministries, each new opportunity to serve brings with it new people and...
Dec 7, 2022 | Disaster Response, Neon Reformed OPC Flooding, Neon Testimonials
by Honor Svenson, Senior at Carolina Christian School Recently I was blessed with the opportunity to go on my first mission trip. I can’t lie, I was quite anxious with questions and worries when I first heard about the trip. But to say that I’m grateful I went is such...
Dec 7, 2022 | Disaster Response, Neon Reformed OPC Flooding, Neon Testimonials
by Shane Evert, youth leader for Carolina Christian School, Locust, North Carolina Over the past two weeks, I have had an opportunity to reflect with gratitude on our recent trip to Neon, KY. The Lord, by His sovereign grace and mercy, assembled through...
Dec 7, 2022 | Disaster Response, Neon Reformed OPC Flooding
Hear one family’s story about being forced to leave their home after catastrophic floods hit Neon, Kentucky on July 28, 2022 and their thankfulness for the kindness of strangers. OPC Disaster Response was privileged to serve this family to help dry out and...
