Franklin Graham is in Alaska this Fourth of July ministering to military couples through Operation Heal Our Patriots. He assures wounded veterans and their spouses that God has good plans for them and their marriages.

Cissie Graham Lynch brings a special message from Samaritan Lodge Alaska about ministry to military couples through Operation Heal Our Patriots.

Through Operation Heal Our Patriots, wounded veterans and their spouses are experiencing the healing power of the Gospel for their lives and marriages.

This Memorial Day, Operation Heal Our Patriots participants and staff took time to remember those who gave their lives for their country.

The eighth annual High Country Warrior Ride to support Operation Heal Our Patriots, a project of Samaritan’s Purse dedicated to helping wounded veterans and their spouses strengthen their marriage and build their faith, took place on May 18 along the scenic roads of western North Carolina.

Hundreds of military couples attended the 2019 Operation Heal Our Patriots reunion in Dallas, Texas, where they enjoyed a time of fellowship and worked on strengthening their marriages and their faith in Christ.

Army Sergeant Larry Kaibetoney, wounded in Iraq, was hesitant at first to participate in Operation Heal Our Patriots with his wife Chani. But after a week in Alaska, they came away with a renewed commitment to their faith and marriage.

Army Specialist Nick Nelms and his wife, Army Specialist Shelby Nelms, were able to reconnect with each other, make “lifelong friends,” and experience a fresh start with God at Samaritan Lodge Alaska.

Samaritan's Purse offers wounded military personnel and their spouses a week of Christ-centered marriage enrichment in Alaska. Since the project started in 2012, close to 1,000 couples have benefited.

Operation Heal Our Patriots, a project of Samaritan's Purse, provides wounded veterans and their spouses a week of physical and spiritual refreshment in Alaska. In addition to participating in exciting outdoor activities, couples learn from marriage classes led by retired military chaplains and focused on providing Biblical solutions to relationship problems.

The 2018 Operation Heal Our Patriots summer season has begun in Alaska as the first 10 couples arrived over Memorial Day weekend.

The seventh annual High Country Warrior Ride raised money to support the work of Operation Heal Our Patriots, a project of Samaritan's Purse aimed at strengthening the marriages of wounded veterans. Couples accepted into the program come to Alaska for a week of Biblically based marriage enrichment.

Operation Heal Our Patriots, a project of Samaritan's Purse, provides wounded veterans and their spouses a week of Biblically-based marriage enrichment in Alaska, as well as long-term aftercare. Since 2012, 342 individuals have made decisions for Christ, and 428 have been baptized.

Hundreds of military couples gathered in Fort Worth, Texas, for the 2018 Operation Heal Our Patriots reunion. The weekend is a special opportunity for couples to renew their faith, strengthen their marriage, and enjoy fellowship with veterans from across the country.