Neighbor to Neighbor

United Methodist Flood Relief

Love in Action

John Wesley famously declared, “The world is my parish.” As United Methodists, we believe those words still call us to action. Our faith does not stop at the doors of the church. Jesus calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves—especially when our neighbors are hurting.

Right now, many of our neighbors throughout Hamilton County and communities across Indiana are recovering from the devastating effects of historic flooding. Families have been displaced. Homes and belongings have been damaged or lost. And while the floodwaters will eventually recede, the work of recovery will continue long after they do.

We believe this is a moment for the Church to be the Church. Through Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief, we are coming together as United Methodists to provide financial resources for both immediate needs and long-term recovery. Our goal is simple: when one neighbor is hurting, another neighbor reaches out a hand.

Because our neighbors aren't strangers.
They are the family down the street.
The teacher from our grandchild's school.
The person standing beside us at the grocery store.
The family worshiping across town.
They are us.

Let's respond the way Jesus taught us—with open hearts and open hands.

Neighbor to neighbor. Church to community. Love put into action.

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Two Ways to Help

Take Riverview Neighbors Hot Meals

The recent flooding has devastated homes in Noblesville’s Riverview neighborhood, leaving families facing an uncertain road to recovery. You can help by signing up to provide a weekly hot meal for neighbors who are navigating the difficult days ahead. Together, we can offer more than a meal—we can offer comfort, care, and a reminder that our community is standing with them.

Give to Support Disaster Relief Efforts

When disaster strikes, United Methodists have a long legacy of helping their neighbors and communities—showing up with compassion, resources, and hope. Your gift to disaster relief helps provide support for both immediate needs and the long-term recovery that follows after the floodwaters recede. Give today and help put faith into action, neighbor to neighbor.

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