Sharing the Love of Jesus in the Wake of the Fire

Volunteers are serving hurting homeowners in Jesus' Name as communities reel after the Hermits Peak Fire.

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Volunteers are still hard at work in communities of northeastern New Mexico, where the Hermits Peak Fire burned across more 300,000 acres and more than 400 homes. Our teams are helping homeowners sifted through properties to recover any personal belongings that survived the high heat of the fire.

Volunteer teams wear suits and masks as they sift through ashes for homeowners' belongings.
The blaze, now contained, still smoked heavily in the distance at the beginning of our response.
It's a surprise and a miracle to see the Word of God preserved in this way at hopeful passages.
Cutting down scorched trees removed the dead fall hazards from roadsides and burned properties.
Our teams are serving homeowners faithfully as the hands and feet of Jesus in the midst grief and loss.

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We are also removing charred trees to clear away fall hazards and potential road hazards as we help homeowners prepare to rebuild their homes and lives. Volunteers will continue to work for many days to come and many more are needed as we serve these hurting families in Jesus’ Name.

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U.S. Disaster Relief Samaritan's Purse mobilizes and equips thousands of disaster relief volunteers to provide emergency aid to U.S. victims of wildfires, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters. In the aftermath of major storms, we often stay behind to rebuild houses for people with nowhere else to turn for help.

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Sharing the Love of Jesus in the Wake of New Mexico's Fires

Volunteers are serving hurting homeowners in Jesus' Name as communities reel after the Hermits Peak Fire.

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