UMCOR consultants

05/11/2023

Katie welcoming UMCOR participants of

11/15/2022

November 15 11am-7pm, donate three canned goods to our on-site food pantry partner, and we'll give you a free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich or chicken nuggets (8-count). It's our pleasure to show our community how much we care.

09/29/2022

Join us in prayer for the people of the Southeast as makes landfall in Florida as a potentially catastrophic category 4 storm.

In this dangerous situation, we remind those in the storm's path to follow the instructions of your local government and stay tuned to your local media for updates. UMCOR is in close contact with the impacted United Methodist conferences and their conference disaster response coordinators. As a reminder, please do not self-deploy. We will share updates on how you can help as they become available.

You can help by donating to UMCOR U.S. Disaster Response for this and other disasters throughout the United States. https://advance.umcmission.org/p-620-umcor-us-disaster-response-and-recovery.aspx

03/20/2022

Helpful information for sharing...

What is UMCOR Sunday. Ask The UMC is a ministry of United Methodist Communications.

03/14/2022

Helpful information... https://www.resourceumc.org/en/content/%20march-20-umcor-sunday-next-week?fbclid=IwAR1BEFk_PCwVT5-IpiK0GFeVmOV_C49pSXBcPy-xy1B969cSZ-WO2z8PcUQ

Next week, United Methodists will celebrate UMCOR Sunday, an opportunity to share the goodness of life with those who hurt.

12/16/2021

In case you missed it, UMCOR - United Methodist Committee On Relief was recently featured in The Tennessean for their work responding to the December tornadoes. Thanks!

Southern Baptists and United Methodists deploy local volunteer response teams, and receive support from national partners

03/11/2021

A gentle reminder: UMCOR Sunday is celebrated on Sunday, March 14th and throughout the month of March 2021.

UMCOR Sunday is when United Methodist congregations support the church's disaster relief organization.

09/02/2020

ATTENTION FRIENDS IN HARD HIT DISASTER AREAS

Please follow generator safety guidelines so that you will not harm yourself, your family or others:

NEVER run your generator inside your home, garage or enclosed building! Carbon monoxide is a colorless gas that can make you very sick or take your life. Sadly, some disaster survivors in hard hit places have already lost their lives to carbon monoxide poisoning.

NEVER backfeed your generator to one of your household outlets. Make SURE your generator cannot backfeed power and injure a utility worker. Utility workers are struggling to return power to impacted areas. Do not endanger their lives by sending current to a line they might be working on.

For a good understanding of how to use, even permanently and legally install a generator in your home, please watch this video.

During an outage you may want to use a small generator for electricity. Before starting your generator, carefully read and follow the manufacturer's instruct...

08/10/2020

https://www.tornadoresponse.com/tornado-recovery-connection/

This is the new landing page for the Ternado Recovery Connection, a project of the Tennessee Conference of the United Methodist Church, in partnership with UMCOR and the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

Please share with those who are still recovering from the March 3 tornadoes! COVID is making it hard, so please join us in this partnership.

In partnership with the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County and Recover Wilson County, the Tornado Recovery Connection Helpline provides callers throughout Middle Tennessee with resources for immediate relief and helps identify those with long-term needs.