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	Large Korean-American Church Gives Generously to Haiti  On February 1, 2010, the First United Methodist Church of Flushing, Queens, gave $60,000 to UMCOR relief efforts in Haiti. Church parishioners gave about $45,000 through a special offering, and the church gave the rest. Source: GBGM Mission News More about:Christian love|communities|donations|emergencies|GBGM news|global connections|hunger|natural disasters|poverty|refugees|volunteers|water|welfare|partners/partnerships|Focus on Ministry with the Poor| Haiti| Date posted: Feb 08, 2010
	The UMCOR Hotline for January 23, 2007  In Today's Hotline: Nigeria: Combating Malaria Lebanon: Returning Home with Hope US: UM Deaf Ministry in Upcoming PBS Documentary UMCOR Calendar: It's Not Too Late! Source: UMCOR More about:Christian love|communities|conflict|donations|ecumenical|health|human rights|hunger|immigration|natural disasters|poverty|refugees|UMCOR|women|Advance| Lebanon|Nigeria|United States|World| Date posted: Jan 23, 2007
	United Methodists Respond to Midwest Floods  Tornadoes, severe storms, and floods have ravaged the Midwest in the past week. The people of The United Methodist Church are responding. The denomination's humanitarian agency, the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) is in contact with Annual Conferences. "Damages are still being assessed in many areas, and UMCOR is considering where to focus its resources for long- term recovery," said Tom Hazelwood, UMCOR's executive secretary for disaster response in the U.S. Source: United Methodist News Service More about:donations|emergencies|natural disasters|UMCOR|United Methodist Church| United States| Date posted: May 27, 2004
	Recovery from Isabel Could Take Two Years  Electrical power was slowly being restored Sunday to communities in Virginia and northeastern North Carolina blacked out by Hurricane Isabel but recovery and rebuilding efforts could go on long after the lights come back on. "I think it will be a couple of years" before our community is back on its feet, predicted the Rev. Jim Thomas of Trinity United Methodist Church in Poquoson, Va., one of the areas hard hit by Isabel last Thursday. Source: Religious news services More about:donations|emergencies|natural disasters|UMCOR|United Methodist Church| United States|South Eastern U.S.| Date posted: Sep 22, 2003
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