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As I sit in Charlotte, North Carolina, I understand the roller coaster of emotions felt by people throughout many states bordering the Atlantic – concern, anxiety, relief, renewed concern – as forecasts and models for Hurricane Florence morphed and cast the Cone of Uncertainty in different directions in the days before it made landfall.
Episcopal Relief & Development is supporting the Province of the Anglican Church of the Congo (PEAC) as the province implements an Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) program to build resilience in households that were impacted by the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic Republic of Congo earlier this year.
As we celebrate 75 years of Healing a Hurting World we’re looking back on historical events including the severe ice storm that struck Maine in 1998. It was situations like this that led to the development of the US Disaster Program.
For anyone living in
#KATRINA10 BLOG SERIES ___________________________________________________________ It has been nearly a decade since Hurricane Katrina devastated many states along the gulf coast, leaving over 1,800 dead and tens of thousands displaced. Through the #KATRINA10 Blog Series we will be sharing stories
#KATRINA10 BLOG SERIES ___________________________________________________________ It has been nearly a decade since Hurricane Katrina devastated many states along the gulf coast, leaving over 1,800 dead and tens of thousands displaced. Through the #KATRINA10 Blog Series we will be sharin
By Episcopal Relief & Development
By Josephine Hicks
By Heidi Shott
By Elaine Clements
By Bishop Duncan M. Gray III
