Texas Flood Response: From Relief to Rebuild

When devastating floods swept across Texas, your response was incredible. Texans on Mission volunteers have already served over 24,000 hours, bringing hope, comfort, and hands-on help to those in crisis. You’ve prayed with families, supported first responders, and helped clean out flooded homes.

Now, we’re shifting from immediate relief to long-term rebuilding—and we need your help.

Join the Rebuild Effort

God is leading us to help restore homes and lives in San Angelo and Kerrville. Here’s how you can be part of it:

Join a Team

You can support families affected by the Texas Hill Country flood by helping with the rebuild efforts. Texans on Mission volunteer teams will be assisting with: 

• Rebuilding homes. 
• Installing sheetrock and insulation. 
• Light construction. 
• Encouraging and praying with people. 
• Sharing the Gospel. 

Click here to learn more and apply

Serve on the Incident Management Team

Help coordinate volunteers and logistics on-site. No prior training or Blue Cap status required.

Email Jim Lawton

Be a Project Manager

Have construction skills? Use them to lead teams and teach volunteers on the field.

Send an email. Click Here.

This deployment has been unlike any before. Yet in the grief and loss, you’ve been the hands and feet of Christ. Thank you for delivering help, hope, and healing in His name.

Is God calling you to serve in this next season?

Contact Byron Pitts for more information.

If you would live to give a financial gift:

Prayer is critical

The situation in the Texas Hill Country is devastating. Families are hurting and looking for hope. Texans on Mission volunteers can provide the practical help people need and can point them to Christ, who brings hope and healing. Through your financial support and prayers, you are right there with them, comforting those who are hurting after an unimaginable tragedy.