Western North Carolina’s conditions have been heartbreaking to hear, and our hearts go out to the people and familiar places that have experienced devastation. How can StoneBridge respond? We are working with various organizations to help some of the most vulnerable among us. Our leadership team has developed a three-fold approach for the coming months.
1-PRAY
This is our first and foremost task. We serve an amazing God who hears his people when they cry out to him. Please continue to be in prayer for those who have lost their homes, their businesses, and their loved ones. Pray for the relief workers overseeing continued rebuilding efforts, and for those who are hurting. Pray for the organization of teams to come in and help in this continued time of need.
2-RELIEVE
On-the-ground volunteers are needed. The more we learn about the extent of damage and loss of life, the more we realize how critical a coordinated effort will be. Our diaconate and our Disaster Relief Team are coordinating monthly relief efforts for all—families are welcomed to serve.
3-REBUILD
Recovery will be a long, painful process that will undoubtedly take months and even years. Long after the news cameras and FEMA are gone, the Church will be needed more than ever. As God gives us clarity as to how StoneBridge can best be a part of that long-term rebuilding process, we are committed to being the hands and feet of Jesus in the long run.
Monetary donations can be given directly to the StoneBridge Disaster Relief Fund. Click the button below and select “Disaster Relief Fund” from the dropdown.
Watch to see how we’ve been helping out in Western North Carolina.