Hurricane Helene Response
Message from Bishop Wright
Beloved,
The Bishop’s Staff is hard at work assessing the impact of Hurricane Helene on our people and buildings. Below is a resource hub to assist our congregations and ministries.
We pray for all Americans and Georgians who have been impacted by the storm. And, we give God thanks for all who are extending a hand of care to those in need. Guide us and protect God in the midst of this storm.
Amados,
El personal del Obispo está trabajando duro para evaluar el impacto del huracán Helene en nuestra gente y edificios. A continuación, se muestra un centro de recursos para ayudar a nuestras congregaciones y ministerios.
Rezamos por todos los estadounidenses y georgianos que han sido afectados por la tormenta. Y, damos gracias a Dios por todos los que están extendiendo una mano de ayuda a los necesitados. Guíanos y protégenos Dios en medio de esta tormenta.
Camp Mikell Offers Refuge for Those Affected by Hurricane Helene
Camp Mikell Offers Refuge for Those Affected by Hurricane HeleneIn the wake of Hurricane Helene, Camp Mikell, an Episcopal camp and conference center near Toccoa, Georgia, has opened its doors to offer refuge for those in need of temporary housing while awaiting the restoration of utility services.
Response Form
Diocesan Disaster Preparedness Coordinator
The Rev. Paul McCabe, rector of Church of the Annunciation in Marietta and Georgia National Guard Army Chaplain, is available to assist with connecting our people with county agencies. Reach him here.
Episcopal Relief & Development
Episcopal Relief & Development is in daily contact with the Southeastern dioceses to assess the hurricane impact. Find prayer resources from ERD here.