Virginia for Jamaica Hurricane Relief
HOPE FOR THE PEOPLE OF ST. ELIZABETH, JAMAICA
From the heights of St. Elizabeth to the shores of Jamaica… the winds of Hurricane Melissa have left behind more than destruction — they’ve left behind heartbreak. But in the midst of the storm, hope still lives.
Our Story
As a Jamaican, born of this soil, my heart aches to see the suffering of my people. My wife, Dahlia and all her family are from St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, where Hurricane Melissa slammed ashore. Hurricane Melissa hit St. Elizabeth as a record-breaking force of nature — a Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds of up to 185 mph. It had a looming storm surge of around 13 ft, and torrential rainfall that turned roads into rivers and homes into islands.
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As a pastor now serving in Virginia, I believe that love — real love — must do more than feel. It must reach.” “That’s why our non-profit Global Community is launching ‘Virginia for Jamaica’ — a movement of compassion and action. You can help. We will be working with churches and community organizers to provide relief specifically for the people of St. Elizabeth.
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Make a Difference
You can make a significant difference. We are working with churches and community organizers to get funds and other practical help to the people of St. Elizabeth, the area where Hurricane Melissa came ashore in Jamaica with winds of up to 185 miles per hour. In the coming days, we will be updating this page with more pictures and information about our partner churches and community organizers who will be helping with the disaster relief. We will also give updates about your gifts. We want you to know that we will be transparent about everything.
You may donate with PayPal or after you click on the link Choose "Pay With Debit or Credit Card"
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VB Church launches Virginia for Jamaica campaign to provide hurricane relief
Prime Minister Tours St. Elizabeth
