Sheds of HOPE
Assisting families after natural disasters and man-made calamities by equipping churches to respond with Sheds of Hope!
MNA Disaster Response coordinated record Sheds of HOPE deployments in response to Hurricane Helene. In addition we have been sending Sheds of HOPE kits to our St. Louis Tornado Response. At...
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...
In April one of our Sheds of HOPE transport trailers, FBT-03, was taken. The mission-critical trailer was taken from a church parking lot where it was double locked and had a...
“Use your freedom to serve one another in love” – Galatians 5:13 Weekend update on Sheds of HOPE placement in Western North Carolina and Upper-East Tennessee.
When Hurricane Helene rushed ashore in late September 2024, it was the strongest hurricane on record to strike the Big Bend region of Florida and the deadliest Atlantic hurricane since Hurricane Maria...
The Word has a lot to say about the hands and arms of Jesus, and about ours as well! Follow along to read about ways volunteer image-bearers have been using their...
MNA Disaster Response Specialist for the Carolinas, Steve Jessen, was recently called on to coordinate help for two South Carolina based PCA congregations with members who lost everything in tragic fires....
Presbytery of the Mississippi Valley (PMV) has approved a partnership with Raymond Presbyterian Church PCA in Raymond Mississippi to establish a Sheds of HOPE depot on the grounds of the church....
In 2016 Hurricane Matthew crushed South Carolina including the community of Mullins. MNA Disaster Response started relief efforts on multiple fronts including building Sheds of HOPE. After the initial relief efforts...
My expectation is that, with your help, Steve will be onboard by August 1, just in time for the most dangerous days of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
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