by Eron Henry | Dec 15, 2024 | News
The Lott Carey Global missional community is organizing a Vacation Bible School (VBS) mission trip to Jamaica for young adults between the ages of 18 and 40.
This trip will span from July 26 to August 2, 2025, and will cost $2,250. The cost includes roundtrip airfare from the U.S. to Jamaica, hotel accommodations in double occupancy rooms, all meals including breakfast and dinner daily, ground transportation within Jamaica, and traveler’s insurance.
The itinerary begins with travel from the U.S. to Jamaica, followed by an afternoon of fellowship and mission orientation. The second day is dedicated to worship and mission preparation in Jamaica. From the third to the sixth day, participants will engage in VBS and recreational ministries in the mornings, with afternoons set aside for mission preparation, free time, and fellowship. The seventh day offers a cultural immersion experience along with tourism activities. Finally, on the eighth day, the team will return to the U.S. from Jamaica.
To join the mission trip, participants need to pay a non-refundable deposit of $350 by January 10, 2025. Following this, five monthly payments of $300 are due on the 15th of each month, starting February 15, 2025, with the final payment due by July 15, 2025. The application process requires submitting the Lott Carey application form, a copy of the first page of the applicant’s passport, and a pastor’s recommendation.
Applications are due by January 10, 2025. Monthly team meetings will be held to prepare participants, and there will be a Jamaica Information Conference Call on January 9, 2025, at 7 PM EST.
For more details, contact the team leader, Rev. Trevor Beauford, at 704-258-9410 or Trevorbeauford@gmail.com.
by Eron Henry | Nov 15, 2024 | Uncategorized
Dear Lott Carey Family,
As we approach Giving Tuesday on December 3, 2024, we are reminded of the incredible impact we can make when we come together in support of a common cause. This year, we are focusing our efforts on supporting vital medical initiatives for our partners in Guyana, India, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Liberia.
Lott Carey has a long-standing commitment to providing essential healthcare services to communities in need. Our initiatives include:
- Free medical care for leprosy patients in India
- HIV/AIDS education, prevention, care, and support in Ethiopia
- Medical supplies for the Kipsitet Medical Center in Kenya
- Healthcare services in Guyana
- Support for medical initiatives in Liberia
These programs are crucial in addressing the healthcare disparities faced by these communities. With your generous support, we can continue to provide life-saving medical care and education to those who need it most.
How You Can Help:
- Donate: Your financial contributions are essential. Every dollar you give helps us provide critical medical services and supplies.
- Spread the Word: Share our mission with your friends, family, and social networks. The more people who know about our cause, the greater our impact.
- Volunteer: If you have medical expertise or other skills, consider volunteering your time to support our initiatives.
Why Your Support Matters
Your donations directly impact the lives of individuals and families in these countries. For example, in India, your support helps us provide free medical care to leprosy patients, offering them hope and dignity. In Ethiopia, your contributions fund HIV/AIDS education and care, empowering communities to combat this devastating disease.
Join Us This Giving Tuesday
On December 3, we invite you to join us in making a difference. Together, we can ensure that our partners in Guyana, India, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Liberia receive the medical care they desperately need. Your generosity can transform lives and bring hope to those who need it most.
Thank you for your continued support and commitment to our mission. Let’s make this Giving Tuesday our most impactful yet!
With gratitude,
Emmett L. Dunn
Executive Secretary-Treasurer
Lott Carey
by Eron Henry | Oct 18, 2024 | News
In the wake of the devastating Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Lott Carey is urgently appealing for donations to support disaster relief efforts. These powerful storms have left a trail of destruction across the southeastern United States, affecting countless lives and communities.
Hurricane Helene made landfall on September 26, in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 storm with winds reaching 140 mph. The storm surge and heavy rains caused catastrophic flooding and widespread damage from Florida to North Carolina. Tampa Bay experienced a massive storm surge, while Atlanta recorded more than 11 inches of rain, the highest in its history. The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left more than 300 people dead and countless others displaced. Entire communities are cut off by floods, and critical infrastructure, including hospitals and dams, are severely damaged.
Hurricane Milton followed closely, exacerbating the already dire situation. Formed in the western Caribbean Sea, Milton intensified rapidly, becoming a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 180 mph before making landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, on October 9. This storm is noted as the second-most intense Atlantic hurricane ever recorded over the Gulf of Mexico. Milton’s impact was severe, causing loss of life, widespread flooding, a deadly tornado outbreak, and significant damage to infrastructure.
The combined impact of these hurricanes has overwhelmed local resources and left many in urgent need of assistance. Immediate needs include water filters, solar lanterns, hygiene kits, and shelter.
Rev. Emmett Dunn, Executive Secretary-Treasurer of Lott Carey, emphasizes the critical need for support: “I appeal to our churches, brothers, and sisters in the Lott Carey family to remember those who suffer because of these recent disasters. We ask that you be generous with your donations and gifts as we seek to meet these urgent needs.”
Lott Carey has a long history of providing disaster relief, from Hurricane Katrina to Hurricane Ida and beyond. We are committed to expressing the love and compassion of Christ by supporting those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Your donations will directly aid in providing essential supplies and support to those in need.
You can help by donating online through Lott Carey’s secure donation page at lottcarey.org/donate, or by sending a check to Lott Carey, 8201 Corporate Drive, Suite 1245, Landover, MD 20785.
Additionally, your prayers are a source of strength and hope for those affected. Pray for the families who have lost loved ones, those who have been displaced, and the first responders working tirelessly to provide aid and support.
Together, we can make a difference. Your generosity and compassion can help rebuild lives and restore hope in the aftermath of these devastating hurricanes. Thank you for your support.
For additional information, please email us at lottcarey@lottcarey.org.
by Eron Henry | Oct 1, 2024 | News
Lott Carey is urgently appealing to its partners, affiliates, and individuals of goodwill to make generous donations for Hurricane Helene relief. This devastating hurricane has wreaked havoc across the southeastern United States, leaving a trail of destruction from Florida to North Carolina.
Hurricane Helene made landfall on September 26, 2024, in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 storm with winds reaching 140 mph. The storm surge and heavy rains caused catastrophic flooding and widespread damage. Tampa Bay experienced a massive storm surge, while Atlanta recorded more than 11 inches of rain, the highest in its history. The storm’s impact extended far inland, affecting communities in Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas.
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left more than 100 people dead and countless others displaced. Entire communities are cut off by floods, and critical infrastructure, including hospitals and dams, are severely damaged. Immediate needs include water filters, solar lanterns, hygiene kits, and shelter.
“I appeal to our churches, brothers, and sisters in the Lott Carey family to remember those who suffer because of this recent disaster,” said Lott Carey Executive Secretary-Treasurer Rev. Emmett Dunn. “We ask that you be generous with your donations and gifts as we seek to meet these urgent needs.”
Rev. Dunn asks for prayers for those affected by Hurricane Helene. “Let us lift up in prayer the families who have lost loved ones, those who have been displaced, and the first responders working tirelessly to provide aid and support. Your prayers are a source of strength and hope in these challenging times.”
Lott Carey has a long history of providing disaster relief, from Hurricane Katrina to Hurricane Ida and beyond. We are committed to expressing the love and compassion of Christ by supporting those affected by Hurricane Helene.
To donate, please visit www.lottcarey.org/donate.
Checks may be sent to:
Lott Carey
8201 Corporate Drive, Suite 1245
Landover, MD 20785
For additional information, email us at lottcarey@lottcarey.org.
by Eron Henry | Sep 4, 2024 | News
The 127th Lott Carey Annual Session, held from August 12-15 in Memphis, TN, brought together a diverse group of attendees, with 958 people registered, including 913 in-person and 45 virtual participants.
Mission service projects were a key component of the Annual Session, with strong attendance reported. The Bread of Life Initiative provided meals to the unhoused and those facing housing insecurity. Volunteers engaged in food preparation, setting up serving stations, ministering to individuals, and serving meals with compassion.
Those who went to the Fishes and Loaves Food Pantry packed emergency food boxes, sorted food pallets, and ensured the packing area was clean and organized. They also conducted a distribution event, breaking down pallets, bagging items, greeting families, assisting with paperwork, and placing items in vehicles.
Participants sorted and packed donated food items and repackaged bulk products into smaller, distributable sizes at the Mid-South Food Bank Volunteer Hub.
At the Purdue Center of Hope, volunteers taught Bible study, led children’s activities, supported women’s development programs, engaged in clean-up activities, moderate repairs, and administrative tasks such as file shredding.
During the Sound the Alarm Event, in partnership with the American Red Cross, volunteers installed smoke alarms, created escape plans, and shared fire safety information with homeowners near Christ Missionary Baptist Church, whose senior pastor is Lott Carey’s immediate past president, Rev. Dr. Gina M. Stewart.
Lott Carey also partnered with the Red Cross in its 2024 blood drive, collecting 32 units of blood, potentially saving 92 lives, with 25 whole blood units and seven power red units, achieving 106 percent of the target. The drive highlighted the importance of blood donations for individuals with sickle cell disease, particularly encouraging African American donors to participate.
These mission events made a deep impression and left a lasting impact on the city of Memphis and those who attended or participated.
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