MARION, S.C. - SCaroNews -- Mullins, SC — Covered by Chukwu Ministries™ (CBCM), a prophetic ministry and community equity hub, has been welcomed as a partner in FEMA's National Business Emergency Operations Center (NBEOC). This recognition connects CBCM to a nationwide network of businesses, nonprofits, and faith-based groups that coordinate with the federal government to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters.

Through this partnership, CBCM will gain access to real-time federal updates, participate in national coordination calls, and share urgent community needs directly with FEMA during crises. For Mullins, SC—a HUBZone community currently facing drought conditions—this means vulnerable families will have a stronger lifeline to critical resources.

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"Most ministries don't even know this kind of partnership exists," said Sharai Rose Montgomery, founder of CBCM. "Yet Chukwu has positioned us to stand as a bridge between the Church, our community, and government systems. Our people will not be overlooked."

Prophetess Tiphani Montgomery, president of NEROW, and Pastor Terrica Smith, the Lead Pastor of CBCM, have both affirmed that this milestone will open doors for the kingdom of heaven. CBCM's dual mission of revival and reform is being advanced in real time, not only through preaching and teaching, but by building systems that mirror Joseph's storehouse—where the Church has a place in feeding, protecting, and advocating for families during famine, drought, and disaster.

For more information about CBCM, visit: https://www.covered.one