notes: Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ ================ ================= 2010 ASSISTING REBUILD FOR- 2008 CEDAR RAPIDS FLOOD This spring, Lutheran Disaster Response joins nine other denominations in the second-ever Church World Service "Ecumenical Rebuild" project. This year's project will take place in Cedar Rapids, Iowa from April 12 through May 21. In the interest of having a mix of volunteers from each participating church, we are limited to a certain number of volunteers per week, and slots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you have a group from your congregation interested in participating, be sure to contact Pastor Mike Stadie, with Lutheran Services in Iowa, as soon as possible. The attached flyer will help you promote the project, and also includes contact information for Pastor Stadie. I would like Lutherans to be well-represented at this year's project, and I hope you will strongly consider putting together a team of volunteers to participate. Thank you for your ongoing support of this important ministry of our church! Mike Nevergall Assistant Director Lutheran Disaster Response Bringing Help and Hope... Phone: 773-380-2748 Fax: 773-380-2493 Visit us on the Web at LDR.org Are you on Facebook? Join the cause. http://apps.facebook.com/causes/59523 Project Dates: Sunday, April 11 – Saturday, April 17 Sunday, April 18 – Saturday, April 24 Sunday, April 25 – Saturday May 1 Sunday, May 2 – Saturday, May 8 Sunday, May 9 – Saturday, May 15 Sunday, May 16 – Saturday, May 22 -> ELCA News Service (September 27, 2010): Lutheran Disaster Response Provides Initial Grant for Wisconsin floods CHICAGO (ELCA) -- Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) provided an emergency grant of $10,000 to LDR-Wisconsin to help with initial responses to flooding in parts of the state, according to the Rev. Kevin A. Massey, LDR director. --- Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ ================ ================= 2010 ASSISTING REBUILD FOR- 2008 CEDAR RAPIDS FLOOD This spring, Lutheran Disaster Response joins nine other denominations in the second-ever Church World Service "Ecumenical Rebuild" project. This year's project will take place in Cedar Rapids, Iowa from April 12 through May 21. In the interest of having a mix of volunteers from each participating church, we are limited to a certain number of volunteers per week, and slots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you have a group from your congregation interested in participating, be sure to contact Pastor Mike Stadie, with Lutheran Services in Iowa, as soon as possible. The attached flyer will help you promote the project, and also includes contact information for Pastor Stadie. I would like Lutherans to be well-represented at this year's project, and I hope you will strongly consider putting together a team of volunteers to participate. Thank you for your ongoing support of this important ministry of our church! Mike Nevergall Assistant Director Lutheran Disaster Response Bringing Help and Hope... Phone: 773-380-2748 Fax: 773-380-2493 Visit us on the Web at LDR.org Are you on Facebook? Join the cause. http://apps.facebook.com/causes/59523 Project Dates: Sunday, April 11 – Saturday, April 17 Sunday, April 18 – Saturday, April 24 Sunday, April 25 – Saturday May 1 Sunday, May 2 – Saturday, May 8 Sunday, May 9 – Saturday, May 15 Sunday, May 16 – Saturday, May 22

notes: Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ -> Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ ================ ================= 2010 ASSISTING REBUILD FOR- 2008 CEDAR RAPIDS FLOOD This spring, Lutheran Disaster Response joins nine other denominations in the second-ever Church World Service "Ecumenical Rebuild" project. This year's project will take place in Cedar Rapids, Iowa from April 12 through May 21. In the interest of having a mix of volunteers from each participating church, we are limited to a certain number of volunteers per week, and slots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you have a group from your congregation interested in participating, be sure to contact Pastor Mike Stadie, with Lutheran Services in Iowa, as soon as possible. The attached flyer will help you promote the project, and also includes contact information for Pastor Stadie. I would like Lutherans to be well-represented at this year's project, and I hope you will strongly consider putting together a team of volunteers to participate. Thank you for your ongoing support of this important ministry of our church! Mike Nevergall Assistant Director Lutheran Disaster Response Bringing Help and Hope... Phone: 773-380-2748 Fax: 773-380-2493 Visit us on the Web at LDR.org Are you on Facebook? Join the cause. http://apps.facebook.com/causes/59523 Project Dates: Sunday, April 11 – Saturday, April 17 Sunday, April 18 – Saturday, April 24 Sunday, April 25 – Saturday May 1 Sunday, May 2 – Saturday, May 8 Sunday, May 9 – Saturday, May 15 Sunday, May 16 – Saturday, May 22

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notes: Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ --------------- LDR Coordinator Resources: http://www.ldr.org/coordinators/ This portion of our site is devoted to the resources used by our national network of LDR coordinators. Groups are more than welcome to use any of the resources provided here for training in preparing for and responding to disasters. For information regarding disaster trainings in your area, contact a local LDR affiliate organization. --------------- GoodSearch.com is a new search Web site that donates half of its revenue (about one penny per search) to the charity of the searcher's choice. You use it just as you would any search engine, and GoodSearch is powered by Yahoo! so you are guaranteed good search results. To start using GoodSearch, go to www.goodsearch.com. You will see two boxes -- the search box and a box that says "Who do you GoodSearch for?" Simply enter in "LDR" and start searching. You can even download a GoodSearch toolbar (www.goodsearch.com/toolbar) for your Internet browser so that you have a search function always at your fingertips. -> Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/

notes: Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ --------------- LDR Coordinator Resources: http://www.ldr.org/coordinators/ This portion of our site is devoted to the resources used by our national network of LDR coordinators. Groups are more than welcome to use any of the resources provided here for training in preparing for and responding to disasters. For information regarding disaster trainings in your area, contact a local LDR affiliate organization. -> Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ --------------- LDR Coordinator Resources: http://www.ldr.org/coordinators/ This portion of our site is devoted to the resources used by our national network of LDR coordinators. Groups are more than welcome to use any of the resources provided here for training in preparing for and responding to disasters. For information regarding disaster trainings in your area, contact a local LDR affiliate organization. --------------- GoodSearch.com is a new search Web site that donates half of its revenue (about one penny per search) to the charity of the searcher's choice. You use it just as you would any search engine, and GoodSearch is powered by Yahoo! so you are guaranteed good search results. To start using GoodSearch, go to www.goodsearch.com. You will see two boxes -- the search box and a box that says "Who do you GoodSearch for?" Simply enter in "LDR" and start searching. You can even download a GoodSearch toolbar (www.goodsearch.com/toolbar) for your Internet browser so that you have a search function always at your fingertips.

notes: Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ --------------- LDR Coordinator Resources: http://www.ldr.org/coordinators/ This portion of our site is devoted to the resources used by our national network of LDR coordinators. Groups are more than welcome to use any of the resources provided here for training in preparing for and responding to disasters. For information regarding disaster trainings in your area, contact a local LDR affiliate organization. -> Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA.org) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS.org). Following a major domestic disaster, LDR seeks to minister holistically to the unmet needs of those affected, regardless of faith or creed. Lutheran social ministry organizations serve as LDR affiliates providing: [1] Spiritual and Emotional Care [2] Hardship Grants [3] Long-term Recovery [4] Volunteer Coordination MISSION STATEMENT: To demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. ------------- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/hurricanevols.html ------------- Preparedness: Preparing to Respond http://www.ldr.org/prepare/ Get Involved: Volunteer Opportunities http://www.ldr.org/volunteer/ Hardship Grants: Helping in Hardship http://www.ldr.org/hardship/ Spiritual & Emotional Care: Caring for the Effected http://www.ldr.org/care/ Long-Term Recovery: Rebuilding Lives http://www.ldr.org/rebuilding/ --------------- LDR Coordinator Resources: http://www.ldr.org/coordinators/ This portion of our site is devoted to the resources used by our national network of LDR coordinators. Groups are more than welcome to use any of the resources provided here for training in preparing for and responding to disasters. For information regarding disaster trainings in your area, contact a local LDR affiliate organization.