August 31, 2021
When Hurricane Ida roared ashore in Louisiana on Sunday, it caused damage and destruction that continues to be assessed, and it added to the mounting workload for IDES—the International Disaster Emergency Service—a Christian church/church of Christ organization that provides emergency assistance around the world.
June 17, 2007
By Tim and Sheila Hudson It began with a student named Nelson Davis and his dream of a giant egg hunt for children. When he shared that dream with his campus ministry, he had no idea that a church in Denver would make it come true. Rocky Mountain Christian Church offered $20,000 to Christian Campus Fellowship at Georgia Tech to come up with a “big idea” for an overlooked area of New Orleans. “Eggs in the Easy”””a student-led initiative””was devised to accomplish two goals over Easter weekend: build a quality playground for the Hurricane Katrina devastated community of Chalmette, Louisiana,
February 26, 2006
Using Hurricane Katrina rebuilding as a picture, Rick Grover challenges church planters and leaders to put first things first, take the long view, and grow deep roots in spiritual health and patient ministry.
October 26, 2005
After Hurricane Katrina, churches gave generously to relief and rebuilding. This article celebrates that response and urges believers to keep supporting missionaries, church plants, colleges, camps, and ministries that depend on steady giving.
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