In the wake of disaster, we send volunteer teams nearby and across the United States. Those with building skills help to rebuild homes, and those who like to work with children lead "Camp Noah" – a week-long camp that shares God's hope and love with children in the days after a disaster.
For over twenty years, disaster teams have gone out at least annually to help rebuild homes. We have made many wonderful friends through the years!  Flooding in the South  Building volunteers have served in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, and North Dakota, after hurricanes and tornadoes. Camp Noah volunteers have worked with children in Alabama (4 years, floods and tornadoes) and Iowa (floods). | Camp Noah, a week-long camp developed by Lutheran Social Services in Minnesota (see http://www.lssmn.org/camp_noah/) serves up to fifty children in the aftermath of a disaster.  A Camp Noah class after a tornado in Alabama  Parachute fun  "My Story: During the tornado everyone except my Dad was in the laundry room." |