Samaritan’s Purse Blog
Military couples turn and begin a journey of healing.
Through the leadership of local churches and the help of Samaritan’s Purse, the evangelical community in Niger rises from the ashes stronger than ever.
Samaritan’s Purse works in many countries to provide lifesaving access to clean water and to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Samaritan’s Purse is helping mothers and children lead healthier, safer lives in Vietnam’s highlands.
Samaritan's Purse staff and volunteers are working to clean up the island smashed by Hurricane Irma.
Samaritan's Purse President Franklin Graham traveled to the hurricane-wrecked island of Barbuda on Sept. 25 to encourage residents, church leaders, and our disaster assistance response team. "When the storm [Hurricane Irma] came through here on Sept. 6, it devastated this island—every home basically destroyed, every home," he said. "People are off the island right now; they had to go to Antigua. No one is permitted to spend the night here. It's like a bomb went off." Hurricane Irma … [Read more...]
Life is difficult for South Sudanese children staying in Uganda’s refugee camps
Samaritan's Purse is bringing physical relief and spiritual comfort to Myanmar.
By mid-morning the smothering heat had settled in for the day. A young mother gently brushed away tiny beads of sweat that dotted her baby’s head. She sat so still, as not to wake her son who had fallen asleep in her lap. He stirred, and she tenderly moved his arm just a little so he’d be more comfortable. … [Read more...]
The Greatest Journey discipleship program is growing the Church in Southern Africa.
“The Greatest Journey is a miracle in Namibia,” said Grace Shangheta, national logistics coordinator for Operation Christmas Child in the southern African nation of Namibia. “It has changed the lives not only of children, but of families.” … [Read more...]
Samaritan’s Purse is rebuilding schools in Nepal destroyed by the deadly 2015 earthquake.
A LOSS OF INNOCENCE As 10-year-olds, Dolma and Lawangu shouldn’t have come so close to death. These sweet girls and good friends have fun playing outside with other children in their remote Nepali village. They both enjoy school, and one of their favorite subjects is math. They’re working hard in school to learn English, and while a bit shy to practice, understand more than they like to let on. But in seconds, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake stripped their lives of normalcy and innocence. … [Read more...]
Starving families receive the nutrition they need
Nearly 50 percent of children in Niger are chronically malnourished. Drought is common in much of the country, which means crops are hard to grow, leading to a lack of food. Hungry families in Niger are receiving the nutrition they need thanks to Samaritan's Purse projects. … [Read more...]