Sheds of HOPE in the LOU

On the afternoon of May 16, 2025, a powerful tornado with winds reaching 150 miles per hour swept across urban areas of Greater St. Louis, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. In just moments, countless lives were forever changed. This is a beautiful story of God’s hand at work through His people, as churches united and mobilized in the power and love of Jesus Christ.
MNA Disaster Response is working with congregations within St Louis Presbytery and specifically with New City Fellowship PCA; Grace and Peace Fellowship PCA; and Restore St Louis, RST.
Please watch this encouraging video to see how your partnership is bringing appropriate hope to communities upended by disasters.
A few of our MNA Disaster Response staff are working together to help the region recover.








How can you help? MNA Disaster Response did not setup a designated fund for this response; however, we have incurred major expenses and will continue to do so for many months. Here are five ways you can provide immediate help:
- Send a gift to Restore St. Louis. https://tinyurl.com/45wm68c8
- Send a gift to Andy’s support account. https://tinyurl.com/bdhxjtz5
- Send a gift to Steve’s support account. https://tinyurl.com/3c2488v8
- Send a gift to Marty’s support account. https://tinyurl.com/s8fvj8dz
- Send a gift to MNA Disaster Response. https://tinyurl.com/326dr4k2
Most of all pray for the ongoing work. And pray for Andy who is transitioning from a bivocational role with MNA to a full time position. Andy is working overtime to raise the necessary support to keep him in this expanded role. If you live in the Midwest would you prayerfully consider sending a one-time transition gift and also add Andy as one of your missionaries, and ask your church to add a line item in the budget for Andy? Reach out to Andy to learn all the specifics and how you can join his personal support team @ aeisenbraun@pcanet.org.






