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A Family of Volunteers
Big Jim, a volunteer with Samaritan’s Purse, praises God for the family of volunteers he has worked with on over 40 deployments with the ministry, including his latest disaster relief response helping tornado victims in Alabama. He emphasizes that each response is an opportunity to share the love of Christ with those who are hurting.
South Sudan: The Heartbeat of the Innocents
Imagine fleeing in the dark of night with six children in a little boat; only three of them make it across the Nile. More than one million innocent victims have been forced from their homes because of fighting in South Sudan. Despite the tragedy, their hearts beat with new hope. Through the ministry of Samaritan’s Purse, meeting physical and spiritual needs, many are coming to know him as their Savior.
Love Does Exist
In the late 1970s, the brutal Khmer Rouge regime killed nearly three million Cambodians and taught the nation that love and family values were worthless. As a result, domestic violence is common in Cambodian households. We’re helping families learn to love again and end the cycle of abuse.
Partnering Across Cultures for The Great Commission
Operation Christmas Child offers churches and groups across diverse cultures and backgrounds the opportunity to partner together for the fulfillment of The Great Commission.
Delivering Hope to Italy
Edward Graham announces that Samaritanās Purse has airlifted a 68-bed Emergency Field Hospital and over 20 tons of medical equipment to northern Italy to help combat the coronavirus pandemic. The facility will be staffed by 32 of our disaster relief personnel, including doctors, nurses, and respiratory specialists. Please pray for those suffering from the virus and for our team as they serve in Jesusā Name.
Students Help Fulfill the Great Commission
Students can help fulfill the Great Commission and reach children, families, and communities around the world with the Gospel by packing Operation Christmas Child gift-filled shoeboxes.
Nadia and Vladimir’s Story
Siblings Nadia Karnatova and Vladimir Prokhnevskiy received shoeboxes while growing up in Ukraine. Their father pastored an underground church and Nadia said, “My mother could not give us a gift, but Jesus did through Operation Christmas Child.” The sister and brother rejoice at how this answered their prayers and taught them about Godās unconditional love.
A Mother’s Prayer
When Luis received an Operation Christmas Child shoebox containing the school supplies he so desperately needed, his mom knew it was an answer to their prayers.
Operation Christmas Child Overview 2017, Completo (en EspaƱol)
Una comprensiva mirada al proyecto Operation Christmas Child el cual envĆa cajas de zapatos llenas de regalos a los niƱos en necesidad alrededor del mundo para compartir las Buenas Nuevas de Jesucristo. Un excelente video disponible en tres duraciones para compartir con tu iglesia o grupo.
Critical Care Center in Bangladesh Opens
Samaritanās Purse dedicated to the Lord the Lowell B. Furman Center for Surgery & Critical Care at the Memorial Christian Hospital in Bangladesh. The hospital serves an area populated by two dozen unreached people groups.
Rescued from the Ashes
Ken Donnell praises God for the Samaritan’s Purse volunteers who sifted through the ashes of his Greenville, California, home, which was destroyed by the Dixie Fire. The workers found Ken’s most precious possession, his wedding ring, that was given to him by his late wife.
A New Peace
Army Staff Sergeant John Hosea was severely wounded in Afghanistan and his combat-related injuries threatened to destroy his marriage. His wife, Sara, reached out to Operation Heal Our Patriots for help. She applied to the program, and they were accepted to go to Samaritan Lodge Alaska for a week of marriage enrichment. There, God brought a new peace to their lives and their marriage.
Building Trust
Through our Ebola Treatment Center in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Samaritan’s Purse medical staff is building trust with local communities by educating them about Ebola, screening and isolating those with symptoms before they can infect others, and then celebrating with the patients when they return healthy to their homes.
Reaching a Forgotten People
In isolated communities of Alaska, Samaritan’s Purse is constructing worship centers to support the local church and bring hope to the most remote villages
The Greatest Journey Affects Children In Kenya
Watch how The Greatest Journey is helping Kenyan children not only accepting Christ into their lives, but be raised up to make a better and brighter future for Kenya. For more information on how you can get involved in The Greatest Journey, visit http://www.thegreatestjourney.org.
Healing Comes Through Helping
Kevin and Laurie Butler volunteered with Samaritan’s Purse despite having damage to their home after devastating flooding in Seneca, New York. They were surprised, and grateful, to then receive help from our volunteers just a few days later.
Behind the Scenes of Animals and Agriculture Video
The Samaritan’s Purse team documents the animals & agriculture projects in Honduras. http://www.samaritanspurse.org/
Volunteers Support Sandy Victims
Watch as volunteers and home owners talk about the work Samaritan's Purse is doing in the lives of Hurricane Sandy victims in New Jersey. Volunteers gather from all over to help out people they've never met before and may never see again in the hopes of sharing Christ's love with them. For more information on how you can get involved, visit http://www.samaritanspurse.org.
Natasha’s Story
Natasha Ivanova was born and raised in Belarus were she became disabled as a result of the 1986 Chernobyl accident. Although forced to attend a special school far away from her family, at this orphanage she received an Operation Christmas Child shoebox gift. She kept the gift for years and later said that it helped her “know that there was a God who made me for who I am and loves me unconditionally.”
My Life Is a Gift
At age 15, Sheena Basemera traveled from Uganda to the United States to receive life-saving heart surgery arranged by Samaritan’s Purse. Several years later she received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior through a follow-up event of our Children’s Heart Project. She now works in Uganda as Samaritan’s Purse project officer for the Children’s Heart Project there and recently returned to the United States as a translator, interpreting for a critically ill child in our program.