Disaster Response

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Ohio churches continue providing tornado emergency relief

The Church of the Nazarene in Ohio has been working to help victims of a devastating storm where 21 separate tornadoes touched down across 10 counties several months ago. The storm led to one fatality and dozens of injuries, and churches across the state have been continually responding to the needs in their communities ever since. Read more

Paraguay floods force thousands from homes

Paraguay declared a state of emergency after more than 40,000 people were displaced when torrential rain led to severe flooding. At least six people and nearly 450,000 farm animals were killed. Read more

USA churches respond after tornados tear through Midwest

Nazarene churches across the USA are responding after dozens of tornadoes ripped through the Midwest. The two most violent tornadoes, which were rated EF4, hit the Kansas City, Missouri, and Dayton, Ohio, metropolitan areas.  Read more

Bolivia landslide leaves 4 missing, 300 homeless

Nearly 70 homes were destroyed in a landslide that swept through La Paz, Bolivia. More than 300 people are sleeping in tents at a local soccer field, and four people remain missing and are presumed to be trapped in the debris. Read more

USA flood relief continues as water recedes

As the flooding in the United States Midwest begins to recede, local churches, districts, and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries representatives are conducting relief assessments. Read more

Nebraska church offers safety amid historic flooding

Fremont Church of the Nazarene is supporting its community as they fight through the aftermath of historic flooding that has killed four people and left thousands without a home. Read more

Cuba churches unite to serve storm victims

The Church of the Nazarene worked alongside other denominations to prepare and deliver 80 boxes of food and water to victims of a recent storm that damaged more than 2,000 homes, 205 of which were completely destroyed. Read more

California churches offering shelter, meals amid wildfires

In the middle of the deadliest wildfire in Californian history, two Nazarene churches are supporting their community. The fire has killed nearly 70 people and more than 600 are still missing.  Read more