Freezing and thawing had torn apart the church building’s foundation. Part of the ceiling was collapsing. There were gaps in the floor. It took at least a day—usually longer—to heat the building, at significant cost, so midweek events were held elsewhere. On winter Sundays, even with the heat on, it was sometimes still so cold inside you could see your breath. “Well, we didn’t feel good at all about it,” said Don Cross, pastor of the Covenant Church in remote Koyuk, Alaska. “It wasn’t safe. … [Read more...]
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A punto de terminar la construcción de la iglesia de Koyuk, Alaska
Personal y voluntarios de Samaritan' Purse están ministrando de muchas maneras a los habitantes de la remota aldea, facilitando las oportunidades para guiar a las personas a Jesucristo.
Las cajas de regalos ayudan a las iglesias en Ucrania a compartir el Evangelio
Operation Christmas Child alcanza a los niños y a los padres desplazados por la guerra.
Millions of children have fled to western Ukraine or left the country entirely since war broke out last February. Each of them has a different story of confusion, fear, and trauma. Churches across Ukraine are meeting the practical needs of the displaced in many ways, including providing shelter and food. Samaritan’s Purse alone has provided more than 153 million pounds of food over the past year-plus. In addition, many congregations continue to partner with Operation Christmas Child, a … [Read more...]
Respondemos a las mortales tormentas primaverales
Los voluntarios de Samaritan’s Purse trabajan en diversas locaciones ante los tornados devastadores.
Franklin Graham’s Digital Newsletter for March 2023
Samaritan’s Purse ayuda a salvar vidas y dar refugio a familias en Turquía.
Ayuda a mujeres alrededor del mundo
Nuestro trabajo brinda ayuda urgente a las mujeres luego de las catástrofes, provee cuidados a madres y a bebés y lleva esperanza alrededor del mundo.
Había rosas…
Samaritan’s Purse continúa ayudando vidas trastornadas por un año de guerra en Ucrania.
Before the war, Olga* enjoyed her life in far eastern Ukraine. She hopped the train to a job she enjoyed, cherished a comfortable home with a small summer kitchen out back, and tended her garden. She grew beautiful roses and carefully nurtured a prized cherry tree from sapling to maturity. Almost two decades in this small town rooted her to the land and the community. So, it is with a mixture of despair, disgust, and determination that she shows us the present state of her modest … [Read more...]