A ready hope : effective disaster ministry for congregations / Kathryn M. Haueisen and Carol H. Flores.
2009
HV554.4 .H38 2009
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Title
A ready hope : effective disaster ministry for congregations / Kathryn M. Haueisen and Carol H. Flores.
Author
ISBN
9781566993869
1566993865
1566993865
Imprint
Herndon, VA : Alban Institute, ©2009.
Language
English
Description
xxvii, 248 pages ; 23 cm
Call Number
HV554.4 .H38 2009
System Control No.
(OCoLC)309835180
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note
Foreword / by Kathy Smith
Acronyms for common disaster response terms
Introduction : get trained, get ready, get going
The calm before the storm : before disaster strikes
Hunker down or get out of town : when disaster is imminent
D-day and taking stock : communications in chaotic conditions
Calm down! : emotional responses in a disaster
A completely different world : congregational roles in early relief efforts
People, people everywhere : national response organizations
Bring in the volunteers : government and nongovernmental agency roles in disaster
The community that weeps together : long-term recovery from a disaster
Suffer the little children : how trauma affects the youngest and the oldest
No going back : resiliency and disaster recovery
A future with hope : congregational life after a disaster
Justice, kindness, and walking humbly : why engage in disaster response?
Appendix A : Red Cross sheltering
Appendix B : emergency kits
Appendix C : suggestions on offering spiritual first aid
Appendix D : the role of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in a disaster
Appendix E : national nonprofit disaster response organizations
Appendix F : what to know before you volunteer
Appendix G : disaster-focused time and talent survey
Appendix H : sample congregational plan
Appendix I : a place for all sizes.
Acronyms for common disaster response terms
Introduction : get trained, get ready, get going
The calm before the storm : before disaster strikes
Hunker down or get out of town : when disaster is imminent
D-day and taking stock : communications in chaotic conditions
Calm down! : emotional responses in a disaster
A completely different world : congregational roles in early relief efforts
People, people everywhere : national response organizations
Bring in the volunteers : government and nongovernmental agency roles in disaster
The community that weeps together : long-term recovery from a disaster
Suffer the little children : how trauma affects the youngest and the oldest
No going back : resiliency and disaster recovery
A future with hope : congregational life after a disaster
Justice, kindness, and walking humbly : why engage in disaster response?
Appendix A : Red Cross sheltering
Appendix B : emergency kits
Appendix C : suggestions on offering spiritual first aid
Appendix D : the role of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in a disaster
Appendix E : national nonprofit disaster response organizations
Appendix F : what to know before you volunteer
Appendix G : disaster-focused time and talent survey
Appendix H : sample congregational plan
Appendix I : a place for all sizes.
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Series
Alban Institute publication ; AL386.
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