Austin Disaster Relief Network

Join us for City-Wide Prayer! ✨📢
Let’s come together as a community to pray in unity!

🗓 Date: Saturday, July 11
📍 Location: 13801 Burnet Rd, Ste 100, Austin, TX 78727
⏰ Time: 11 AM - 12 PM

We'll be standing together for our city, our country, and our world, including the recent Venezuela earthquakes. 💛🙏

Bring along your family and friends!

One year later...
Many homes have been rebuilt.
Many lives have begun again.
But for countless families, recovery isn't finished.
Healing doesn't happen on a deadline.
Insurance claims continue.
Homes are still being repaired.
Emotional healing takes time.

ADRN remains committed to walking alongside survivors for as long as the journey takes.
Because hope doesn't end when the headlines do.
Recovery continues.
And so does our commitment.

If you'd like to continue walking with these families, visit adrn.org.

When disaster overwhelmed our neighbors...
Our community answered.
More than 2,800 volunteers served across Central Texas.
Churches opened their doors.
Donors gave generously.
Volunteers worked tirelessly.
Prayer teams brought comfort.

Together, we reminded survivors they were not alone.

Thank you to every person who chose to show up.
Hope looked like you.

One year ago, Central Texas changed forever.
Families who expected to spend Independence Day celebrating instead faced unimaginable loss.
Homes were destroyed.
Communities were devastated.
Lives were changed forever.

Today we remember every life lost, every family still grieving, and every survivor whose recovery continues.
As we pause to reflect, we also remember something else...
Hope showed up.

As the world watches the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, we also remember the communities in Japan, California, and Papua New Guinea that have experienced significant seismic activity over the past 24 hours.

Join us in prayer for the people of Venezuela as they mourn the loss of loved ones, search for survivors, and begin the long road to recovery. We also lift up every community impacted by these earthquakes, praying for protection, comfort, and strength for families, first responders, churches, relief organizations, and leaders serving on the front lines.

1 God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. 2 Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, 3 though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging.
Psalm 46