It’s hard to pinpoint a one-day anniversary for the historic flooding that Harvey caused. Many people are only now returning home and more remain displaced. As a church our ministry in our communities continues.
Through grants from Episcopal Relief & Development and the diocesan Quin Foundation, your diocesan Hurricane Recovery team is reaching out to assist our most vulnerable sisters and brothers for whom conventional disaster recovery mechanisms are not effective.
Volunteer
Stay tuned for opportunities to assist in the long journey of Harvey recovery from near and from afar; through mission trips and through sponsorships. Together let us commit to returning many more families home in time for the 2018 holidays. The recovery timeline is long. “Let us not grow weary in doing good.”
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It’s really cool to see all of these teenagers coming together and fill the needs of the most vulnerable.
Recovery News
St. George's, Texas City Spreads Seeds of Hope to Galveston County Residents
Youth help Houston residents hit hard by Hurricane Harvey
New Behavioral Health Program Supports Harvey Survivors Dealing with Trauma
Resources
Hurricane Harvey Anniversary Litany
English Litany
Letanía en español
Post-Hurricane Wellness
Respite Offer to Active Clergy
Spiritual Debrief and Renewal
Who to Contact
Hurricane Recovery Outreach
The Rev. Stacy Stringer - Director of Hurricane Recovery
Kécia Mallette - Harvey Program Manager
Church Insurance/Claims - Jonathan Blaker
Congregational Need & Ministry - The Rev. Canon Joann Saylors
Clergy Wellness - The Rev. Canon Carol Petty
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EPISCOPAL RELIEF & DEVELOPMENT
When catastrophe strikes, Episcopal Relief & Development and its partners in the United States and worldwide respond to disasters and help to rebuild communities. ERD provides emergency assistance and expertise and helps establish local response.
Working with the Diocese of Texas, ERD empowers communities to meet local needs after natural disasters, to deliver critical basics such as food, water
ERD also trains local partners and community members so they are better able to serve and care for at-risk populations during a disaster. They work with dioceses in the United States to develop preparedness and response programs. Learn more here or donate today.