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Franklin Graham Brings Shoeboxes to Saipan
Franklin Graham, his wife Jane, and Michael W. Smith were among those who delivered Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes to children in need in Saipan.
A Servant’s Heart
Team Patriot provides military veterans an opportunity to serve together in the aftermath of devastating natural disasters.
50 Years of God’s Faithfulness
We thank God for allowing Samaritan’s Purse to be the hands and feet of Jesus to the poor, sick, and suffering in more than 100 countries over the past 50 years.
Remember Me
Meet retired Army Sergeant First Class Ronnie and Beth Busbin who became part of the Operation Heal Our Patriots family this past summer. Discover their story of struggle and perseverance as they deal with the ongoing effects of combat injuries.
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Team Patriot Brings Relief in Spartanburg
Team Patriot responded after an EF1 tornado tore through Spartanburg, South Carolina, and damaged dozens of houses. These Samaritan’s Purse volunteers removed debris, cut downed trees, tarped roofs, and shared the hope of the Gospel with hurting homeowners.
Work Begins After Spartanburg Tornado
Samaritan’s Purse volunteers are clearing yard debris, removing downed trees, and tarping damaged roofs in Spartanburg, S.C., after a powerful tornado through the town.
A Miracle in Mexico
Jose Benitez, a pastor in Mexico, used Operation Christmas Child and The Greatest Journey to help start a church in the remote mountain village of La Laguna among the unreached Nahuatl people.
Helping Homeowners Down Under
Ean Newell praises God for sending Samaritan’s Purse volunteers after a bushfire destroyed his house in Batemans Bay, Australia. They helped him sift through ashes for valuables, removed debris, and cut downed trees. Please pray for Ean and other hurting homeowners who have lost everything to the fires and for our teams as they provide relief and share the hope of the Gospel.
Helping Bushfire Victims in Australia
Samaritan’s Purse volunteers are in Batesman Bay, Australia, helping bushfire victims sift through ashes for valuables, remove debris, and cut downed and burnt trees—all in the Name of Jesus. Please pray for homeowners in harm’s way as wildfires continue to spread across Australia and for our teams as they bring relief to hurting families and share the hope of the Gospel.
Volunteers Help Mississippi Tornado Victims
Samaritan’s Purse volunteers are in DeSoto County, Mississippi, tarping roofs, cutting up downed trees, and removing debris from houses and yards damaged by two powerful tornadoes. Please pray for the hurting residents and for our teams as they not only provide relief but also share the Good News of Jesus Christ with the homeowners.
Restoring Sight in South Sudan
Over 200 people in South Sudan praise God for restoring their sight through cataract surgeries performed by doctors working with Samaritan’s Purse.
Bringing Relief to Mississippi
Sue Williams praises God for sending Samaritan Purse volunteers to tarp her damaged roof and remove debris from her yard after a tornado tore through her property in DeSoto County, Mississippi.
Coming to Christ through Literacy Projects in South Sudan
Samaritan’s Purse is helping people in South Sudan learn to read and write in their own language through our Bible literacy program, so they can understand the Scriptures for themselves.
Balloon Man
Randy Wesnitzer served with Samaritan's Purse in northern Iraq and used balloons to connect with Syrian refugee children.