The City of Houston Housing & Community Development Facebook page has focused its posts over the last few day on the inspiring help of LDS Missionaries and members following the recent severe storm. In a series of 3 posts, the city page shared 100 photos, with most of them featuring our elders and sisters dressed in the unmistakable high-fashion of a bright yellow Mormon Helping Hands t-shirt and a black missionary name-tag.

Mormon Helping Hands in Houston Texas

The volunteers unload items donated from Walmart to help HCDD and the organizations that will be assisting with flood relief efforts (Image via www.facebook.com/HoustonHCDD)

 

Houston Sister Missionaries

Our Houston Sister Missionaries ready to pitch in! (Image via www.facebook.com/HoustonHCDD)

 

LDS Missionary with Umbrella in Houston Texas Clean up

Just in case it starts raining again… (Image via www.facebook.com/HoustonHCDD)

In order to plan continuing assistance, missionaries and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met this weekend with Houston Mayor Annise Parker and City Housing and Community Development Department (HCDD) Director Neal Rackleff.

Mormons in Houston lend a hand

Mayor Annise Parker speaks to the congregation of the Latter Day Saints. “This is what caring people do for each other,” said Mayor Parker, “and it’s making a difference.” (Image via www.facebook.com/HoustonHCDD)

Other inter-faith ministries are interested in joining the relief initiative, and will be meeting with HCDD leaders today.

View the City of Houston Housing & Community Development Facebook albums:

Mayor Annise Parker meets with LDS Volunteers

Flood Damage Volunteer Coordination Effort