8 February 2006, SALT LAKE CITY -- Six months after Hurricane Katrina, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continues its humanitarian response in the Gulf Coast states. - To date, Church...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is responding to the devastation left by Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Katrina in the southeastern United States. How has the Church responded? -...
While the Church has had a continuous flow of food, water, cots, tents, sleeping bags, tarps, generators, and volunteers into the Southeast in recent weeks, the spectrum of its assistance has simply...
More than a week after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast of the United States, the extent of devastation continues to be defined while the Church maintains substantial humanitarian relief...
SALT LAKE CITY -- Victims hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana and Mississippi are already receiving aid from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Emergency relief supplies and...
By Chad Phares, Church Magazines Weeks after deadly tsunamis killed more than 150,000 people across southern Asia, the Church continues its humanitarian efforts in hopes of restoring self-sufficiency...
SALT LAKE CITY - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which has already provided emergency supplies in southern Asia for short-term relief, is now evaluating how to help tsunami victims...
SALT LAKE CITY -- More than 70 tons of medical supplies, hygiene kits, clothing and shoes will be flown to Indonesia to aid tsunami disaster victims in a partnership effort by Islamic Relief...
More than 5,000 Liberian refugees are living in the Oru Refugee Camp in Nigeria. The camp is administered by the African Refugee Foundation and the Nigeria Federal Commission for Refugees and...