notes: 1/23/12 VOAD Conference - LMA/LDR is doing debris removal in Clay. ----------------------------- FROM THE SITE: Disaster Relief Lutheran Ministries of Alabama Disaster Response is a collaborative social ministry program of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Southern District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). We support children and families an Alabama that have been affected by natural disasters, social inequities, or personal challenges by seeking to demonstrate Christ’s compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. It is nearly impossible to predict when or where a disaster is going to take place. It is possible, however, for faith communities to prepare for what may happen. Disaster preparedness readies God’s people and congregations for the unexpected disaster when it does happen and provides for a more organized and efficient response by all involved. PREPARING FOR DISASTER – A GUIDE FOR LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS PREPARING TO RESPOND LDR helps congregations be effective and important participants in their communities’ recovery from disaster. As part of the community, congregations have opportunity and responsibility to respond to disaster. The human needs and psychological scars left after a disaster require care beyond the restoration of physical needs. Putting lives back together after these events requires care, hope and love. Counseling, understanding and direction enable people to cope with their anger, guilt, tests of faith, loneliness and turmoil. A time of crisis is often the best time for Christians to demonstrate the reality of God’s healing grace through caring and sharing. The Preparing for Disaster – A Guide for Lutheran Congregations manual is provided to assist congregations prepare for disaster. -> 1/23/12 VOAD Conference - LMA/LDR is doing debris removal in Clay. Working out of Faith Lutheran Church on Deerfoot Parkway, Trussville. Tues.-Thurs 9-2pm ----------------------------- FROM THE SITE: Disaster Relief Lutheran Ministries of Alabama Disaster Response is a collaborative social ministry program of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Southern District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). We support children and families an Alabama that have been affected by natural disasters, social inequities, or personal challenges by seeking to demonstrate Christ’s compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. It is nearly impossible to predict when or where a disaster is going to take place. It is possible, however, for faith communities to prepare for what may happen. Disaster preparedness readies God’s people and congregations for the unexpected disaster when it does happen and provides for a more organized and efficient response by all involved. PREPARING FOR DISASTER – A GUIDE FOR LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS PREPARING TO RESPOND LDR helps congregations be effective and important participants in their communities’ recovery from disaster. As part of the community, congregations have opportunity and responsibility to respond to disaster. The human needs and psychological scars left after a disaster require care beyond the restoration of physical needs. Putting lives back together after these events requires care, hope and love. Counseling, understanding and direction enable people to cope with their anger, guilt, tests of faith, loneliness and turmoil. A time of crisis is often the best time for Christians to demonstrate the reality of God’s healing grace through caring and sharing. The Preparing for Disaster – A Guide for Lutheran Congregations manual is provided to assist congregations prepare for disaster.

notes: FROM THE SITE: Disaster Relief Lutheran Ministries of Alabama Disaster Response is a collaborative social ministry program of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Southern District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). We support children and families an Alabama that have been affected by natural disasters, social inequities, or personal challenges by seeking to demonstrate Christ’s compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. It is nearly impossible to predict when or where a disaster is going to take place. It is possible, however, for faith communities to prepare for what may happen. Disaster preparedness readies God’s people and congregations for the unexpected disaster when it does happen and provides for a more organized and efficient response by all involved. PREPARING FOR DISASTER – A GUIDE FOR LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS PREPARING TO RESPOND LDR helps congregations be effective and important participants in their communities’ recovery from disaster. As part of the community, congregations have opportunity and responsibility to respond to disaster. The human needs and psychological scars left after a disaster require care beyond the restoration of physical needs. Putting lives back together after these events requires care, hope and love. Counseling, understanding and direction enable people to cope with their anger, guilt, tests of faith, loneliness and turmoil. A time of crisis is often the best time for Christians to demonstrate the reality of God’s healing grace through caring and sharing. The Preparing for Disaster – A Guide for Lutheran Congregations manual is provided to assist congregations prepare for disaster. -> 1/23/12 VOAD Conference - LMA/LDR is doing debris removal in Clay. ----------------------------- FROM THE SITE: Disaster Relief Lutheran Ministries of Alabama Disaster Response is a collaborative social ministry program of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Southern District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). We support children and families an Alabama that have been affected by natural disasters, social inequities, or personal challenges by seeking to demonstrate Christ’s compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. It is nearly impossible to predict when or where a disaster is going to take place. It is possible, however, for faith communities to prepare for what may happen. Disaster preparedness readies God’s people and congregations for the unexpected disaster when it does happen and provides for a more organized and efficient response by all involved. PREPARING FOR DISASTER – A GUIDE FOR LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS PREPARING TO RESPOND LDR helps congregations be effective and important participants in their communities’ recovery from disaster. As part of the community, congregations have opportunity and responsibility to respond to disaster. The human needs and psychological scars left after a disaster require care beyond the restoration of physical needs. Putting lives back together after these events requires care, hope and love. Counseling, understanding and direction enable people to cope with their anger, guilt, tests of faith, loneliness and turmoil. A time of crisis is often the best time for Christians to demonstrate the reality of God’s healing grace through caring and sharing. The Preparing for Disaster – A Guide for Lutheran Congregations manual is provided to assist congregations prepare for disaster.

mission: FROM THE SITE: ABOUT Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers. -> FROM THE SITE: ABOUT Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers.
cat_notes: -> LTel 4/28/11: Of note is no current news on Tornado but past history news from tornado response in 2010 & no main number provided on the site and the addr differs from the VOAD list that Laura P entered from. So just added it to the street address in case one or the other is accurate.

notes: -> FROM THE SITE: Disaster Relief Lutheran Ministries of Alabama Disaster Response is a collaborative social ministry program of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Southern District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). We support children and families an Alabama that have been affected by natural disasters, social inequities, or personal challenges by seeking to demonstrate Christ’s compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. It is nearly impossible to predict when or where a disaster is going to take place. It is possible, however, for faith communities to prepare for what may happen. Disaster preparedness readies God’s people and congregations for the unexpected disaster when it does happen and provides for a more organized and efficient response by all involved. PREPARING FOR DISASTER – A GUIDE FOR LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS PREPARING TO RESPOND LDR helps congregations be effective and important participants in their communities’ recovery from disaster. As part of the community, congregations have opportunity and responsibility to respond to disaster. The human needs and psychological scars left after a disaster require care beyond the restoration of physical needs. Putting lives back together after these events requires care, hope and love. Counseling, understanding and direction enable people to cope with their anger, guilt, tests of faith, loneliness and turmoil. A time of crisis is often the best time for Christians to demonstrate the reality of God’s healing grace through caring and sharing. The Preparing for Disaster – A Guide for Lutheran Congregations manual is provided to assist congregations prepare for disaster.
mission: FROM THE SITE: Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers. -> FROM THE SITE: ABOUT Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers.

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mission: FROM THE SITE: Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers. -> FROM THE SITE: Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers.

mission: -> FROM THE SITE: Lutheran Ministries of Alabama was incorporated on October 9th 1990 as an Alabama Nonprofit Corporation. The mission of Lutheran Ministries of Alabama is to accomplish the following: * Provide services to meet human needs. * Develop networks and cooperate with congregations, Lutheran social ministry organizations and other human service agencies which address and respond to human need. * Gather, share, and utilize resources from all churches and specialized ministries. The basis for this mission is that we as Christians, in response to our Lord’s directives, perform works that flow from our faith, demonstrating that our love is for all people, even as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for all people.. Past programs have included nursing training for women and counseling services. Current programs include disaster response and preparation, post disaster recovery programs for youth, educational and character building camps, school and prison youth mentoring, and adult supervised visitation centers.

address: P.O. Box 660100 -> P.O. Box 660100 720 Shades Creek Parkway Homewood, AL 35209 (per site)
website: -> http://www.lutheranministriesal.org/