In response to this devastation, Operation Compassion, an independent benevolent organization with roots in the Church of God. and their long term partner, God’s Pit Crew, have sent seven semi-trucks loaded with disaster relief supplies including bottled water, food, blankets and cleaning supplies. Many of Operation Compassion’s partners are responding as well; Mercy Chefs is set up and serving hot meals in the White Sulpher Springs area.
In addition, Operation Compassion’s pastoral partners are stepping forward as well. Pastor Tim Teague of the Victory Hill Church in Carroll, Ohio is undertaking a city-wide collection in the Columbus area for crucial disaster relief items needed by the flood survivors. Local television and radio stations and the newspaper have interviewed him to promote the collection.
Pastor J.B. Hurt, Lifeline Princeton Church of God in Princeton, West Virginia, is coordinating the relief efforts for Operation Compassion and the West Virginia Flood Relief.
“There are many people in need today because of the destructive weather pattern across West Virginia,” stated Dave Lorency, president of Operation Compassion. “As more rain and severe thunderstorms remain in the current forecast, this could be just the beginning of a massive response to the flood survivors. Operation Compassion needs your financial help! A donation today could save a life tomorrow!”
Online Donations:
www.operationcompassion.org (givedirect button)
Call your donations to:
423.728.3932
Mail your donations to:
Operation Compassion
114 Stuart Road, NE Suite 370
Cleveland, TN 37312
423.728.3932 Office
423.728.3958 Fax