Myanmar village buried by mud flow

Myanmar village buried by mud flow

by | 04 Sep 2015

Mud began flowing through Tuikhin Zang, a village in Kalaymyo Township in eastern Myanmar, August 28. The local Nazarene pastor provided the following report:

 There were 180 houses in the village. When the villagers noticed mud flowing inside their village, they began going door-to-door informing  one another that they needed to evacuate. Shortly thereafter, the local news was indicating that the entire village was overwhelmed by this mud, destroying almost all of the homes. Only four remained, but even more tragic is that 20 persons were reported missing. 

How to help

Pray

Continued prayer is requested for Myanmar, specifically the Kalaymyo region, where there is significant work.

Give

Churches and individuals around the world can support families in need by giving to the Asia Flood Relief fund. Donations will be used to meet immediate needs, such as food, water, and shelter, as well as long-term recovery efforts. 

To send donations by mail, use these instructions:

In the U.S., make checks payable to "General Treasurer" and send them to: 

Global Treasury Services

Church of the Nazarene

P.O. Box 843116

Kansas City, MO 64184-3116

Be sure to put “Fund 125296" in the Memo area.

In Canada, make checks payable to "Church of the Nazarene Canada" and send them to:

Church of the Nazarene Canada

20 Regan Road, Unit 9

Brampton, Ontario L7A 1C3

Be sure to put “Fund 125296" in the Memo area.

For additional countries, give through your local church or district, designating your gift to the Asia Flood Relief Fund.

--Church of the Nazarene Asia-Pacific Region

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