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The CDRT is a mission of love.
Please read about the work that the Presbytery of Charlotte's CDRT is doing by reading these bulletin inserts. Feel free to duplicate them to distribute them at your church.
If you or your congregation would like to be included in our call response list, please respond to Debbie Wilkinson at debbie.wilkinson@presbyofcharlotte.org or 704-535-9999 or 800-926-1537, ext. 213.
Video: The Presbytery of Lake Michigan shares about the ongoing need for help on the Gulf Coast.
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Check out the NEW Mission Opportunities Website. Find opportunities and resources for your next mission project.
Click here. |
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Are You, Your Family, & Your Church Prepared for Disasters? Check out this website, sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security, to start easily planning for disasters for families, businesses and kids. It's graphically exciting, easy to navigate and full of information, planning guides, check lists, etc. Visit: http://www.ready.gov/. |
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Send Aid to Myanmar via Church World Service: Church World Service has a history of working with partners in Myanmar since 1958. Major US denominational groups, including Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, are channeling their support for relief efforts through CWS since their staff is already in that country, which is coordinating with local partner churches. The death toll has continually been climbing after the devastating cyclone recently hit, but working together, we can reach out to survivors with water, supplies, blankets, and other symbols of our love. Get the word out with these bulletin inserts.
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How has the Presbytery of Charlotte been responding to the hunger crisis?
From partnerships with various organizations, and through the work of people in our presbytery, we have made, and continue to make much progress in the local, national, and international fight against hunger. Read more. |
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Trailer Ministry Forges Ahead - The Presbytery's Community Disaster Response Team started with the simple idea of a shower trailer, but then the idea grew. Find out more about the progress of this ministry. |
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Where in the World is the Disaster Response Trailer? On Tuesday, March 4, 2008, the Presbytery of Charlotte’s Disaster Response Trailer was delivered to the volunteer work village in D’Iberville, Mississippi, to provide showers, bathroom, and wash up facilities for volunteers from all over the country. Read more.
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If anyone in Concord/Huntersville/Charlotte area is aware of someone or a company/organization willing to donate warehouse space – please contact Debbie Wilkinson, 704-535-9999, ext. 213.
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Disaster Response Donations
The Community Disaster Response Team is collecting water and disaster kits that would be delivered immediately in the case of a disaster. The storage trailer is parked at Bethpage Presbyterian Church-Kannapolis (6020 Mooresville Road). Please contact Fred Wally at 704-784-4094 to schedule day and time of delivery.
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Going on a Mission Trip? These Resources Might Help...
There is a tool trailer available for mission teams going to disaster areas with some tools available, as well as some space available for luggage, etc. Contact Fred Wally at 704-784-4094 to reserve the tool trailer for your mission trip.
First Presbyterian Church of Auburn, Alabama is open to housing for overnight guests en route to the gulf or other locations for mission trips. They are willing to house individuals based on workable dates. The church is located on the campus of Auburn University, just minutes off I-85 in Auburn, Alabama. If you are interested in these free overnight accomodations for your group, contact Jane Lamb, Outreach Chair, JLambBeld@aol.com. For a map of the area, click here.
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