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.

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Stand with the response in prayer.

These are standing prayer points — not emergency alerts, and never names or locations that could put anyone at risk. Use them personally, in small groups, or as a church. When God moves a church to pray, He often also moves it to prepare and to serve.
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Active response

For Lincoln, Ontario flood recovery

Pray for families and neighbourhoods affected by flooding in Lincoln — for safety in cleanup, wise coordination among churches and civic partners, protection for volunteers, and dignity for every household receiving help. Ask God to strengthen local leaders for the long road of recovery.

“Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”

Galatians 6:2
Churches

For local churches in crisis communities

Pray that trusted local churches would have wisdom, courage, and practical resources — that they would know how to listen first, move with dignity, and stay present after the cameras leave.

Families

For families navigating shock and loss

Pray for households facing displacement, cleanup, paperwork, grief, and quiet loneliness. Ask God to send neighbours who already know them — not strangers with a checklist, but people who will sit, listen, and help with what is actually needed.

Responders

For church first-call leaders and volunteers

Pray for the people who make the first phone calls, open the kitchen, check on seniors, and coordinate supplies. Protect them from burnout. Give them clear roles, backup leaders, and rest between waves of need.

Leaders

For churches preparing before disaster

Pray for pastors and boards who are deciding now — while things are calm — who leads, who gets checked on first, where supplies go, and how the church will communicate when systems fail. Clarity today becomes compassion tomorrow.

Recovery

For the long road of recovery

Pray that care would continue months after the emergency fades from the news. Ask God to strengthen churches to keep showing up with meals, cleanup days, prayer, referrals, and faithful friendship for the long haul.

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”

Galatians 6:9
Churches

For unity across churches in a city

Pray that congregations would coordinate rather than compete — sharing information, volunteers, and resources so a whole community can be loved well. Where a city worships together, it can respond together.

Responders

For dignity in every act of help

Pray that no family in crisis would be turned into content, a statistic, or a story told without their consent. Ask God to make every gift, every visit, and every meal an act of honour.

Leaders

For the wider Kingdom response

Pray for Thy Kingdom Response and the wider Thy Kingdom Network — for wise partnerships, faithful stewardship of gifts, and open doors with churches who want to be ready before disaster strikes.

After you pray

Prayer often leads to preparation.

If God is stirring your church to be ready, take the free Readiness Check or browse printable resources — then tell us how you want to stand with the response.

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