This resource showcases some of the strengths and abilities that the church has demonstrated in responding to disasters.
It looks at 12 case studies from around the world.
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The local church and its engagement with disasters
Looking at twelve case studies from around the world
2009 Available in English
Pastor Prajwal Thakuri outside Ashisha Nawajeevan Church, Nepal. The church was totally destroyed during the earthquake, and the group now meet in Pastor Prajwal’s house
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