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.
Lincoln, Ontario · Flood recovery
We're building a coordinated volunteer roster — skills, contacts, and availability — so local churches and larger response organizations can call on people who are ready to help.
Current focus · Volunteers needed now
Scan a code or tap a card. Lincoln Community Aid is gathering neighbour-to-neighbour help. Samaritan's Purse is registering crews for physical labour. Both matter. Pick the door that matches how you can serve.
“Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age-old foundations; you will be called Repairer of Broken Walls, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings.”
Isaiah 58:12
Community outreach
Neighbour-to-neighbour help: check-ins, meals, errands, and local care across Lincoln and nearby towns.
Scan to sign upPhysical labour
Cleanup crews for mud-out, debris, and hands-on recovery. Register with the established Niagara flood response.
Scan to registerQuestions for the local outreach list? lincoln.community.aid@gmail.com
Why the roster matters
When Samaritan's Purse, Mennonite Disaster Service, Team Rubicon, or local churches need volunteers, we want a clear list ready: who you are, how to reach you, what you can do, and when you can serve.
Working alongside established teams
We do not replace these partners. We build a volunteer bench and church network they — and local leaders — can draw from.
Samaritan's Purse
An international Christian relief organization known for deploying trained disaster-response teams, cleanup support, and practical care after floods and storms.
We want to stand alongside Samaritan's Purse with local volunteers, church connections, and coordinated hands ready when they need them.
Visit Samaritan's PurseMDS
MDS brings skilled, faith-driven volunteers into long-haul recovery — cleanup, rebuilding, and neighbour-centred work that continues after the first surge.
We want to help MDS by raising a ready roster of people and churches who can show up safely and serve under established coordination.
Visit MDSTeam Rubicon
Team Rubicon unites military veterans, first responders, and civilians for rapid, disciplined disaster response and community recovery.
We want to support Team Rubicon with additional local capacity — contacts, skills, and volunteers who can reinforce their work on the ground.
Visit Team RubiconGather willing people. Capture clear contact info and skills. Offer that coordinated list to the organizations already doing the work — so help arrives useful, not chaotic.
Response dispatch
The main ask right now: join the volunteer roster. Bring your time, your church, or the resources that put practical care in motion.
There's a place for your hands
Every assignment is shaped by local needs, safe working conditions, and partner coordination.
Help with practical cleanup, moving, hauling, and recovery tasks as safe opportunities are coordinated.
Bring trade, repair, logistics, equipment, or transportation experience to the response.
Support families and teams through meals, hospitality, prayer, listening, and on-the-ground coordination.
How the roster works
Tell us your skills, contacts, availability, and who you can bring.
We organize the list for local churches and larger response partners who need hands.
When a safe opportunity opens, we help put the right people in the right place.
We do not replace local churches or larger response organizations. We help equip them with a clear, ready list of people who can serve.
Volunteer roster · Main focus
Cleanup experience. A pickup. A gift for organizing. A team from your church. Tell us clearly who you are and what you can do — so when partners need hands, we have a real roster to offer.
The more complete your info, the more useful you are to partners looking for hands-on help.
Make room for recovery
Your gift helps Thy Kingdom Response equip local churches with the practical resources their communities need through every phase of recovery — while the volunteer roster builds capacity for partners already on the ground.
