Fire Chief Stephen Freeman of Bat Cave, North Carolina, says he's seen God in action through Samaritan's Purse after Hurricane Helene devastated his community and upturned his life.
Fire Chief Stephen Freeman has lived in Bat Cave, North Carolina, for more than six decades. He’s seen severe and deadly weather events. But he’d never seen anything like the force of water that swept through the southern Appalachians in September of last year. He said he’s also experienced God’s presence and the love of God’s people in amazing ways.
“What’s happened is catastrophic,” he said. “But you can see God’s love coming in. It is so good to see God in action. Actions speak louder than words. And the love of Christ has shown through Samaritan’s Purse. They’re in it for the long haul.
“You see God’s beauty in all this instead of seeing all this destruction. Taking something that’s real bad and turning it into something good. Everything is getting better every day.”
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Fire Chief Stephen Freeman said: “Actions speak louder than words. And the love of Christ has shown through Samaritan’s Purse.”
