Some of you have asked if there is a quick link to donate online to MNA Disaster Response TAG Region. So here you go...
bit.ly/mnadrtag
If you have any difficulty, contact Mike Kennamer.
Sunday, August 11, 2019
Friday, July 26, 2019
Training Session October 5 at Warehouse
Would you like to learn more about MNA Disaster Response and how you can
become involved
helping those impacted by natural disasters? Then sign up today for a training session to be held at the Charles H. Jones Family Disaster Response Warehouse in Rome, Georgia. The training will be led by TAG Region Specialist, Mike Kennamer and MNA Second Career RV Specialist Gregg Noll, and will include such topics as:
Follow this link to register: https://october5rometraining.eventbrite.com
Advanced registration is necessary to assure that we have an accurate count for materials and for lunch.
helping those impacted by natural disasters? Then sign up today for a training session to be held at the Charles H. Jones Family Disaster Response Warehouse in Rome, Georgia. The training will be led by TAG Region Specialist, Mike Kennamer and MNA Second Career RV Specialist Gregg Noll, and will include such topics as:
- MNA DR: Who We Are and What We Do
- 13 Ways to Get Involved in DR Ministry
- MNA Warehouse
- Drywall Hanging
Follow this link to register: https://october5rometraining.eventbrite.com
Advanced registration is necessary to assure that we have an accurate count for materials and for lunch.
Monday, January 14, 2019
January Newsletter Released
The January 2019 newsletter has been released. Be sure to check out updates on the MNA Disaster Response Warehouse, the TAG Region Response Trailer, Second Saturday Service Days at the Warehouse, and upcoming training sessions.
Click on Newsletter in the menu above or subscribe to our newsletter using the subscription form to the right of this page.
Click on Newsletter in the menu above or subscribe to our newsletter using the subscription form to the right of this page.
Friday, December 28, 2018
2018 MNA Disaster Response TAG Region Snapshots
We produced a quick video of snapshots with some of the great folks we got to hang out with in 2018. Come join us in this ministry in 2019!
Thursday, October 4, 2018
October 2018 Newsletter Posted
The October 2018 MNA Disaster Response TAG Region Newsletter has been emailed and posted to our website. Click here to view a web version.
Get the newsletter in your in-box every month by filling out the form on the right column of this page.
In this month's newsletter you will learn about the MNA Warehouse dedication, warehouse work days, ministry teams, and how MNA is responding to Hurricane Florence.
Get the newsletter in your in-box every month by filling out the form on the right column of this page.
In this month's newsletter you will learn about the MNA Warehouse dedication, warehouse work days, ministry teams, and how MNA is responding to Hurricane Florence.
Friday, September 7, 2018
TAG Region Response Trailer Nearing Completion
Thanks to all the wonderful gifts we have received over the past year the TAG Region Response trailer will soon be complete! Thanks to all who donated their time, tools, or money to make this happen! The last of the tools have been ordered and should be in next week.
Please let us know if we can visit your church to show you what God has provided for our region. Just contact Mike Kennamer to schedule a visit.
Please let us know if we can visit your church to show you what God has provided for our region. Just contact Mike Kennamer to schedule a visit.
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
April 2011 Tornadoes
Recently I was speaking at a church and described our experience of having responded to a number of storms across the U.S. but how it is different when the storm comes to you. That recollection made me think of two videos.
The first video was shot by two of my sons of some of the damage around DeKalb County, Alabama.
The second video was shot by a friend of mine and shows the formation of what would become the largest tornado that hit our county that day--and EF5--that destroyed hundreds of homes and took the lives of 35 people.
The church where we were members at the time, Grace Presbyterian Church in Fort Payne, ministered to our neighbors for the next 16 months.
Watching these videos still give me chill bumps.
The first video was shot by two of my sons of some of the damage around DeKalb County, Alabama.
The second video was shot by a friend of mine and shows the formation of what would become the largest tornado that hit our county that day--and EF5--that destroyed hundreds of homes and took the lives of 35 people.
The church where we were members at the time, Grace Presbyterian Church in Fort Payne, ministered to our neighbors for the next 16 months.
Watching these videos still give me chill bumps.
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