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region: Southeast Alabama -> Southeast
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notes: Update release from the LCMS World Relief and Humac Care website at: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=11428 Anyone who is in need of recovery assistance is asked to contact Rev. Dave Buss at 225-205-1639. He is currently in Enterprise, Alabama, with a response team from New Orleans. A team of 7 arrived last night equipped with a Bobcat, ATV, and 7 chain saws. This morning they helped secure Christ The King Lutheran Church (CTK) which is located two blocks from the high school that has been featured on the news. They have moved to the city's staging area to join other volunteers. If you would like to join them please contact them at the above number. All members of CTK have been contacted by Pastor Endrihs. They are safe and their homes (even those in the most affected areas) did not suffer any major damage. The church had a small portion of its metal roof peeled away, some vinyl siding removed, and one window broken. We will share any other updates as we hear them. Please continue to pray for the pastor and members of Christ The King and for those who are answer the call to share the love we have received from Jesus Christ to those in need. ======================================================= The local LCMS congregation, Christ the King, suffered some damage, but is serving as a staging area for disaster relief teams headed by Rev. Dave Buss, Southern District disaster relief coordinator. The church is near the high school and the hospital. A volunteer team from Camp Restore (New Orleans) arrived Friday morning with Rev. Buss, and is assessing the situation to determine how the existing needs can be met. Your prayers and financial contributions will help this effort. The need for further volunteer assistance is being evaluated. Rev. Glenn Merritt, LCMS director of disaster response, is in contact with Southern District President Kurt Schultz, and has offered the full assistance of LCMS World Relief and Human Care to the Southern District, affected congregations and individuals as needs are determined. -> Update release from the LCMS World Relief and Humac Care website at: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=11428 Anyone who is in need of recovery assistance is asked to contact Rev. Dave Buss at 225-205-1639. He is currently in Enterprise, Alabama, with a response team from New Orleans. A team of 7 arrived last night equipped with a Bobcat, ATV, and 7 chain saws. This morning they helped secure Christ The King Lutheran Church (CTK) which is located two blocks from the high school that has been featured on the news. They have moved to the city's staging area to join other volunteers. If you would like to join them please contact them at the above number. All members of CTK have been contacted by Pastor Endrihs. They are safe and their homes (even those in the most affected areas) did not suffer any major damage. The church had a small portion of its metal roof peeled away, some vinyl siding removed, and one window broken. We will share any other updates as we hear them. Please continue to pray for the pastor and members of Christ The King and for those who are answer the call to share the love we have received from Jesus Christ to those in need. ============================================ The local LCMS congregation, Christ the King, suffered some damage, but is serving as a staging area for disaster relief teams headed by Rev. Dave Buss, Southern District disaster relief coordinator. The church is near the high school and the hospital. A volunteer team from Camp Restore (New Orleans) arrived Friday morning with Rev. Buss, and is assessing the situation to determine how the existing needs can be met. Your prayers and financial contributions will help this effort. The need for further volunteer assistance is being evaluated. Rev. Glenn Merritt, LCMS director of disaster response, is in contact with Southern District President Kurt Schultz, and has offered the full assistance of LCMS World Relief and Human Care to the Southern District, affected congregations and individuals as needs are determined.

notes: Update release from the LCMS World Relief and Humac Care website at: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=11428 Anyone who is in need of recovery assistance is asked to contact Rev. Dave Buss at 225-205-1639. He is currently in Enterprise, Alabama, with a response team from New Orleans. A team of 7 arrived last night equipped with a Bobcat, ATV, and 7 chain saws. This morning they helped secure Christ The King Lutheran Church (CTK) which is located two blocks from the high school that has been featured on the news. They have moved to the city's staging area to join other volunteers. If you would like to join them please contact them at the above number. All members of CTK have been contacted by Pastor Endrihs. They are safe and their homes (even those in the most affected areas) did not suffer any major damage. The church had a small portion of its metal roof peeled away, some vinyl siding removed, and one window broken. We will share any other updates as we hear them. Please continue to pray for the pastor and members of Christ The King and for those who are answer the call to share the love we have received from Jesus Christ to those in need. ============================================================ The local LCMS congregation, Christ the King, suffered some damage, but is serving as a staging area for disaster relief teams headed by Rev. Dave Buss, Southern District disaster relief coordinator. The church is near the high school and the hospital. A volunteer team from Camp Restore (New Orleans) arrived Friday morning with Rev. Buss, and is assessing the situation to determine how the existing needs can be met. Your prayers and financial contributions will help this effort. The need for further volunteer assistance is being evaluated. Rev. Glenn Merritt, LCMS director of disaster response, is in contact with Southern District President Kurt Schultz, and has offered the full assistance of LCMS World Relief and Human Care to the Southern District, affected congregations and individuals as needs are determined. -> Update release from the LCMS World Relief and Humac Care website at: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=11428 Anyone who is in need of recovery assistance is asked to contact Rev. Dave Buss at 225-205-1639. He is currently in Enterprise, Alabama, with a response team from New Orleans. A team of 7 arrived last night equipped with a Bobcat, ATV, and 7 chain saws. This morning they helped secure Christ The King Lutheran Church (CTK) which is located two blocks from the high school that has been featured on the news. They have moved to the city's staging area to join other volunteers. If you would like to join them please contact them at the above number. All members of CTK have been contacted by Pastor Endrihs. They are safe and their homes (even those in the most affected areas) did not suffer any major damage. The church had a small portion of its metal roof peeled away, some vinyl siding removed, and one window broken. We will share any other updates as we hear them. Please continue to pray for the pastor and members of Christ The King and for those who are answer the call to share the love we have received from Jesus Christ to those in need. ======================================================= The local LCMS congregation, Christ the King, suffered some damage, but is serving as a staging area for disaster relief teams headed by Rev. Dave Buss, Southern District disaster relief coordinator. The church is near the high school and the hospital. A volunteer team from Camp Restore (New Orleans) arrived Friday morning with Rev. Buss, and is assessing the situation to determine how the existing needs can be met. Your prayers and financial contributions will help this effort. The need for further volunteer assistance is being evaluated. Rev. Glenn Merritt, LCMS director of disaster response, is in contact with Southern District President Kurt Schultz, and has offered the full assistance of LCMS World Relief and Human Care to the Southern District, affected congregations and individuals as needs are determined.

state: -> AL
parish: -> Coffee
town: -> Enterprise
name: Christ the King Church: see "Alabama Volunteer Reception Center" facility -> Christ the King Lutheran Church: see "Alabama Volunteer Reception Center" facility
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
address: -> 208 East Watts
notes: -> Update release from the LCMS World Relief and Humac Care website at: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=11428 Anyone who is in need of recovery assistance is asked to contact Rev. Dave Buss at 225-205-1639. He is currently in Enterprise, Alabama, with a response team from New Orleans. A team of 7 arrived last night equipped with a Bobcat, ATV, and 7 chain saws. This morning they helped secure Christ The King Lutheran Church (CTK) which is located two blocks from the high school that has been featured on the news. They have moved to the city's staging area to join other volunteers. If you would like to join them please contact them at the above number. All members of CTK have been contacted by Pastor Endrihs. They are safe and their homes (even those in the most affected areas) did not suffer any major damage. The church had a small portion of its metal roof peeled away, some vinyl siding removed, and one window broken. We will share any other updates as we hear them. Please continue to pray for the pastor and members of Christ The King and for those who are answer the call to share the love we have received from Jesus Christ to those in need. ============================================================ The local LCMS congregation, Christ the King, suffered some damage, but is serving as a staging area for disaster relief teams headed by Rev. Dave Buss, Southern District disaster relief coordinator. The church is near the high school and the hospital. A volunteer team from Camp Restore (New Orleans) arrived Friday morning with Rev. Buss, and is assessing the situation to determine how the existing needs can be met. Your prayers and financial contributions will help this effort. The need for further volunteer assistance is being evaluated. Rev. Glenn Merritt, LCMS director of disaster response, is in contact with Southern District President Kurt Schultz, and has offered the full assistance of LCMS World Relief and Human Care to the Southern District, affected congregations and individuals as needs are determined.
latitude: -> 31.320316
longitude: -> -85.85437
region: -> Southeast Alabama
email changed.