Revitalization of Disaster Management System in GBKP Klasis Sinabun towards Resilience of Mount Sinabung Survivors Community

Abstract

In the ecclesiastical system, the presbyterian-synodal system is known as a system that is centered on the presbyterian role (elders/elders) and also on the synodal (central) role. These are interrelated and have a role, each in the building of the church. So this article wants to see the vital role of the church system adopted by GBKP (Batak Karo Protestant Church) for the survivors of the Sinabung eruption. The eruption of Mount Sinabung, which has been going on since 2010, continues to be active and shows activity to this day. GBKP Sinabun Class which covers the service area around Mount Sinabung, is the focus of this research. Research using library research combined with interviews is a research method to examine the vital role of GBKP in increasing the capabilities of the community around Sinabung. Using the theory of human resilience and security in looking at the problems and challenges that exist in fulfilling the security of the community around Sinabung. Through the theory of human resilience and security, it is clear that there is a real and vital role between the GBKP Klasis Sinabun and the people around Sinabung. This reciprocal role is supported by the revitalization of the synodal presbyterian system in policy making. As well as the functions that the church can perform, to jointly enhance the capabilities of the Sinabung survivors community.