Midweek Mission Moment 9/24/25

There are so many people, churches and organizations continuing to work so hard to help our community on the journey to recovery after the devastating flood. I am so inspired by all of the resilient folks that make Kerr County such a wonderful place to live and work. ​

David, Lori and I were blessed to attend UMCOR disaster case management training last week. We learned so much and are now better equipped to help our community as we move forward in the long-term recovery.

More people in our community will receive this same great training when UMCOR brings it to Kerrville in a few weeks.

We are so grateful to be able to share and equip others with this knowledge. Even if you are not a trained case manager, the core principals of "Do no harm," and "Show compassion," are the ways we show love for our neighbors every day. 

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Our Emergency Response Team under the leadership of Ray Dunton, has been making an impact in our community. Thank you to all of those amazing unpaid servants!

If you want to get involved see Ray's call for help below...

 Team,

We're going to need one more day of work to finish the Center Point house.

I'm going to try Saturday 27 September to see if we can get some people who work during the week.

Please let me know if you're available to work on the 27th. Please respond directly to me, either by text or email listed below. You can either work all or part of the day as your schedule allows.

Thank you!

Ray Dunton
KFUMC ERT
[email protected]
(210) 781-9886

Found on the Guadalupe's efforts to reunite flood victims with their treasured objects. FOUND PROJECT

We are currently looking for volunteer support on Saturday, 9/27 from 10:30am-3:30pm in Ingram, TX. Volunteers will be committing to hard and dirty work that day so please keep that in mind when recruiting volunteers. We are looking for 5-10 volunteers to support us. Some notes below outline what your volunteers can expect for the day. Please let me know if you have any questions. We appreciate it!

lunch will be provided 
 
you will be cleaning hard goods & laundry found on the Guadalupe River. 
 
Please wear clothing that can handle:
    •    Car wash and power washing
    •    Being outside in the sun
    •    Handling items covered in dirt and mud
    •    Trips to the laundromat
 
Bring any personal items you may need such as hats, sunscreen, or water bottles. We highly suggest changes of shoes including water boots. We have gloves and aprons available, but if you’d prefer your own gloves or aprons, please bring them. Masks – we do not provide masks, so bring your own if you’d like to wear one.
 
The job is hard work. The bins are heavy, and the more people that show up, the easier the load .
 
Thank you for your consideration in helping!

Contact Angela Kennedy to volunteer or get more information 
Angela Kennedy 
Executive Director
Heart of the Hills Heritage Center 
[email protected] 
(830) 955-5034

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