Thy Kingdom Response (kingdomresponse.com) is currently mobilizing volunteers for flood recovery in Lincoln, a town in the Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada. The public homepage provides verified signup paths for Lincoln Community Aid and Samaritan's Purse Canada, plus a future disaster response volunteer team. Articles are written by Daniel Ziedins (danielziedins.com). Thy Kingdom Response equips local churches rather than replacing them and preserves its full church-led disaster response model at kingdomresponse.com/about/church-led-disaster-response.

About

Hope begins with the local church.

Thy Kingdom Response equips trusted local churches to bring practical disaster relief, lasting hope, and the love of Jesus to communities in crisis — before, during, and after the emergency.

What it isA church-led disaster relief initiative
Current focusFlood recovery in Lincoln, Ontario
Who it servesLocal churches and the communities around them
Contacthello@thykingdom.net

Who is behind it

The people and ministries involved.

Powered by

Thy Kingdom Network

Thy Kingdom Response is an initiative of Thy Kingdom Network, a family of ministry sites and tools that resource and connect believers, churches, and Kingdom businesses.

Founder and author

Daniel Ziedins

Founder, Thy Kingdom Network. Daniel writes the Response Journal: every article on this site carries his name and its publication date.

Partnered with

Love On The World

Love On The World is an outreach ministry that puts the love of Jesus into practical, hands-and-feet form, on the street and in neighbourhoods.

Managed by

KD-Ziedins

The ministry of Daniel and Katie Ziedins, which manages Thy Kingdom Response. They serve in partnership with e3 Canada, equipping believers to evangelize and establish multiplying churches.

Partner with Daniel and Katie

How it works

Five steps, in this order.

  1. 1Connect

    Listen to trusted churches in affected communities.

  2. 2Plan

    Build a practical response plan together.

  3. 3Fund

    Raise resources directed toward urgent local need.

  4. 4Mobilize

    Coordinate volunteers, supplies, and leaders.

  5. 5Restore

    Stay present through long-term recovery.

Listening comes first so that help arrives shaped like the need. Read the full explanation of the model or follow it stage by stage in the Flood Recovery Roadmap.

What you can count on

How we work.

We support the local church. We don't replace it.

The church that is already in the town knows its neighbours and will still be there after everyone else leaves. Our job is to help that church respond well, not to arrive and take over.

We work alongside established responders.

Official emergency services, municipalities, and experienced relief organizations lead their own work. We point willing people to the signups those groups publish, and we gather a volunteer roster they can call on.

We only share volunteer doors their organizers published.

Every signup link and QR code on the Lincoln page comes from the organization running it. We don't invent opportunities, numbers, or locations, and we don't send people into affected streets without an assignment.

We protect the people we serve.

Prayer points and stories never name a family, show a home, or give an address. Volunteer guides teach the same: no photos, no group-chat addresses, and dignity first.

Giving and contact

Where gifts go, and how to reach us.

Gifts are processed through our official Charitable Impact campaign, not on this site. They are directed with trusted local churches toward the most urgent needs of each response. There is no payment form on this site.

If something on this site is out of date or wrong, or you lead a church that wants to be ready, email hello@thykingdom.net. How we handle the details you send us is set out in our privacy notice.