First Christian Church-Morehead, KY
Ways you can help tornado disaster relief:
- The week after Easter the denomination will have a 'household shower' for the folks in Morgan County, hosted by Old Grassy DofC. DofC churches in the area are assigned a room each - we will be responsible for bathroom items, such as shower curtains, towels, bathmats, etc. Ashland, Flemingsburg, Pikeville, and Hazel Green are also taking part, and each one of them will also be assigned a room. Right after Easter, Old Grassy will open its doors - all donations will be brought in and set up, and then The Red Cross will give vouchers to those in FEMA housing, others who are staying with families and friends, and those who have been verified as needing help as their own houses are being fixed. They will then be able to 'shop' for what they need. The hope is that this concert will provide the seed money to make our part happen.
- Make a donation to the American Red Cross for Kentucky disaster relief. The Red Cross is working hard to organize our first responders and provide emergency shelter for individuals and families. Only provide direct assistance, to individuals and families, through recognized relief organizations, such as, the American Red Cross, KAM, Week of Compassion, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, CAP, etc. Consider making a donation to the Week of Compassion and Kentucky Appalachian Ministry. KAM has already overspent our program budget to help provide assistance. Our address is: Kentucky Appalachian Ministry / 206 Chestnut Street / Berea, Kentucky, 40403. You can also make a donation at the Morehead Chamber of Commerce website at www.moreheadchamber.com .
- Consider the possibility of your congregation sending a mission team for a few days or several weeks to Morgan or Magoffin counties. Contact Greg Alexander, greg@ccinky.net, if you are interested in learning more about a mission trip during the summer or fall of 2012.
- Pray.
- The week after Easter the denomination will have a 'household shower' for the folks in Morgan County, hosted by Old Grassy DofC. DofC churches in the area are assigned a room each - we will be responsible for bathroom items, such as shower curtains, towels, bathmats, etc. Ashland, Flemingsburg, Pikeville, and Hazel Green are also taking part, and each one of them will also be assigned a room. Right after Easter, Old Grassy will open its doors - all donations will be brought in and set up, and then The Red Cross will give vouchers to those in FEMA housing, others who are staying with families and friends, and those who have been verified as needing help as their own houses are being fixed. They will then be able to 'shop' for what they need. The hope is that this concert will provide the seed money to make our part happen.
- Make a donation to the American Red Cross for Kentucky disaster relief. The Red Cross is working hard to organize our first responders and provide emergency shelter for individuals and families. Only provide direct assistance, to individuals and families, through recognized relief organizations, such as, the American Red Cross, KAM, Week of Compassion, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, CAP, etc. Consider making a donation to the Week of Compassion and Kentucky Appalachian Ministry. KAM has already overspent our program budget to help provide assistance. Our address is: Kentucky Appalachian Ministry / 206 Chestnut Street / Berea, Kentucky, 40403. You can also make a donation at the Morehead Chamber of Commerce website at www.moreheadchamber.com .
- Consider the possibility of your congregation sending a mission team for a few days or several weeks to Morgan or Magoffin counties. Contact Greg Alexander, greg@ccinky.net, if you are interested in learning more about a mission trip during the summer or fall of 2012.
- Pray.
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