The Rev. Robert Craig spends much of his ministry meeting the needs of others. He serves as the Coordinator of the Disaster Response Ministry of the Nashville Episcopal Area (Tennessee and Memphis Conferences) and as the Executive Director of Reelfoot Rural Ministries in Obion, Tennessee.

In this conversation, Craig shares how our support of disaster response and other relief ministries, especially through the United Methodist Committee on Relief, provides more than supplies for those who are suffering. Our aid is also a sign of hope. Through our work and donations, we share with others the hope we have in Jesus Christ during their most difficult times.

The Rev. Robert Craig

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• Explore news from the Disaster Response and Recovery ministry, Nashville Episcopal Area.
• Find out what amazing things Reelfoot Rural Ministries is doing.
• Learn about the Nashville Episcopal Area.

UMCOR: United Methodist Committee on Relief

• Learn more about how United Methodists Respond to Disaster and how you can help.
• Watch a brief video overview of UMCOR's disaster relief work.

Popular stories at UMC.org

• Watch: United Methodist Response in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria
• Read: “You did it for me”: Serving others in times of tragedy
• Watch: Turning to God in Days of Trouble
• Read: Top four worst, and best, ways to help after a disaster
• Read: How can I help with disaster relief?

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This episode posted on June 4, 2019.