The Methodist Church in Cuba has an urgent need to feed people. Our pastor friends in Cuba tell us that food is very hard to find and when it's found it's very expensive. Right now, people are waiting up to two days in line at food markets to get a basic ration. Cuba has been having a very difficult time economically because a major contributor to its economy is tourism. Because of the pandemic, tourism has virtually vanished.  People in Cuba are hungry and don't have many options for work or providing food for their families. Methodist pastors and their families are affected, too.

Checks can be written to FUMC Denton with Cuba Methodist Church on the memo line or click here to give online to help alleviate this crisis. FUMC Denton Mission Committee approved over $500 last month to be sent to Cuba out of the discretionary funds the Mission Committee has available. Pastor Alcibiades (Pastor Al) of the Iglesia Metodista en Cuba is so grateful for this support.