Samaritan's Purse teaches basic carpentry skills to young men in Dominica who participate in our six-week carpentry apprenticeship program.

A South Sudanese congregation put the discipleship training they learned from Samaritan's Purse into action and rebuilt a local woman's house that burned down. Through the church's generosity and witness, she became a Christian.

Samaritan’s Purse is restoring hundreds of houses destroyed by ISIS on the Nineveh Plains, so that Iraqi Christians can return home with dignity and rebuild their lives. Franklin Graham recently visited the area to see the project's progress.

Samaritan's Purse has built a new worship center for Mountain Village Covenant Church in Mountain Village, Alaska. This is our 29th Alaska building project, and this new facility will help the church continue to shine the light of the Gospel in a spiritually dark place.

Christians in Niger are now worshipping in churches that Samaritan's Purse rebuilt, and these congregations are also sharing the Gospel with community members who burned the original structures in 2015.

Following a summer of construction and prayer, Samaritan's Purse joined with the local Yupi'k community to dedicate a new church building in Togiak, Alaska. The facility will serve young and old, shining as a Gospel light on the tundra.

Samaritan's Purse is providing multifaceted relief—livelihoods training, water projects, child-friendly spaces to families in Northern Iraq who've fled ISIS. In the midst of trauma, we are bringing peace as we minister in the Name of Jesus Christ to the hurting and downtrodden.

Sibling bakers, Gabe and Livvy Feinn, travel to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to see the maternity ward their cakes rebuilt and welcome a special new arrival!

Rural Alaska desperately needs the light of Jesus Christ. Thanks to Samaritan's Purse volunteers, the Alaska Bible Seminary in Bethel can train more students to reach their communities.

Samaritan's Purse purchases a gift shop for a church in Nome, Alaska and volunteers transform it into a youth center. This remote Alaskan community has an especially high suicide rate among adolescents.

In 2013, the freezing Yukon River flooded the remote town of Galena, Alaska. Ice the size of cars swept homes off foundations and forced residents to evacuate. Samaritan's Purse responded to the initial disaster, and returned this summer to rebuild homes and bring new hope.

Samaritan's Purse worked alongside Christians in Gangala, Democratic Republic of Congo, whose church was burned by LRA rebels. Watch the celebration!

Sandy and her mother, Eleanor, endured many hardships after their home was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy. Watch as her home, built by Samaritan's Purse Disaster Relief volunteers, is dedicated in her mother's memory, who unfortunately died before the project's completion.

A New Jersey couple receives a new home built by Samaritan's Purse volunteers after Hurricane Sandy devastated their community and destroyed their house. Samaritan's Purse is building and repairing homes in New Jersey that were affected by Hurricane Sandy. This couple is the first to receive a home built from the ground up after the disaster and are continuing to volunteer themselves to help others in the community like them. http://www.samaritanspurse.org

Nine months after Hurricane Sandy forced them to evacuate, Nancy and her daughter Susan are now able to move back home. Their house was the first to be completed in the Samaritan's Purse rebuild project in New York. Watch as the family discusses how their

Find out how God is transforming entire communities in Alaska through Samaritan's Purse construction projects.