In the picturesque town of Jackson, Kentucky, amidst the Appalachian backdrop, a simple porch became the embodiment of hope and resilience. After historic flooding ravaged Breathitt County, dedicated volunteers from the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth swiftly turned Norma’s modest dream into a beacon of community spirit.

The Office of Mission Advancement and friends joined forces with Feeding America to help combat hunger in Kentucky. During this day of heartfelt volunteer work, they joined the largest charity focused on eradicating hunger in the United States.

In a heartfelt journey to Nepal, volunteers from the United States, including Ellen Sprigg, Erica Watts, Olivia Bickett, and Jean Hall, joined hands with Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Lisa Perekkatt, Priya Urau, and Ankita Thomas. During their visit, they were graciously hosted by Rev. Bishop Paul Simick, Bishop of Nepal. The delegation spent time sharing, listening, and immersing themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of Nepal, forging bonds that transcended geographical boundaries. Their experience with Bishop Paul Simick highlighted the remarkable hospitality for which Nepal is known and left an indelible mark on all involved in this cross-cultural encounter.

Commissioned by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, they’re journeying to Kathmandu to bring art, education, and empowerment to the Navjyoti Center for differently-abled children and a local women’s training program.

Join the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth on a life-changing mission trip to Las Flores, Belize, and help build a new house for Maria. With your time and compassion, we can provide her with a safe and stable home. Contact us now to make a lasting impact in Las Flores, Belize. Together, let’s build hope!

AmeriCorps volunteers Brenden Dines and Julia Cordts have completed their time at Nazareth Motherhouse Campus. Their time volunteering at Nazareth taught them many valuable lessons.

A small group of volunteers recently traveled to David, Kentucky, to help two families fix up their properties. The trip attracted three brand-new volunteers looking for ways to serve.

On June 22, a group of dedicated volunteers embarked on a day trip to Lebanon, Kentucky, to extend their helping hands to Cliff, an admirable adoptive father of two young boys who has been recuperating from health issues since February.

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Miss Dora Ross of Beattyville, Kentucky, on Saturday, April 21, 2023. Miss Dora was the founder and director of Kentucky Cornerstone Ministries, with which the SCN volunteers collaborated for many years.

Thanks to the efforts of people like Eula Mae and Diane hope and resilience continue to shine through the darkness. As the people of Eastern Kentucky wrap themselves in the warmth and comfort of these beautiful quilts, they know that they are not alone – that there are people who care, who are willing to lend a helping hand in their time of need.