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Newsletter July 2025

Franklin Graham Update | July Franklin Graham Update | July Tragedy in Texas Guadalupe River Flooding Takes Deadly Toll Dear Friend, During a holiday weekend that was supposed to be filled with celebration, Texas families were hit with unimaginable loss. Flash floods along the Guadalupe River overwhelmed parts of the Hill Country early on Friday, July 4, sweeping away vehicles, camp cabins, and homes.…

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De nuevo en casa en el condado de Buncombe

When Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina last September, the raging storm uprooted trees near Norberto Pizarro’s Buncombe County home and flung them onto his house, splitting it in two. We praise God that Norberto and his family were unharmed during the storm, but the damage to their house was so extensive that Norberto…

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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Colaboramos con las iglesias para ayudar a Jamaica

Pastor Erroll Bennett joyfully filled his van with supplies from Samaritan’s Purse as he described the vast need among suffering people in his community. “Even if people at the moment have money, they could not buy anything, so we are totally dependent on the assistance given by others on the outside,” he said. “All around…

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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Respondemos a las inundaciones históricas en Washington

Days of torrential rain in northwest Washington state have swollen a number of tributaries and rivers across the region, triggering massive floods that have deluged entire neighborhoods and stranded families on rooftops. More than 100,000 people were evacuated in the Skagit Valley—roughly halfway between Seattle and the Canadian border—as more rains are expected in the…

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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Pobladores ancianos se alegran por los víveres entregados en el este de Ucrania

Over nearly four years, Samaritan’s Purse has distributed enough food to war-weary Ukrainians to fill over 6,400 18-wheeler trucks. If placed in a line, those trucks would stretch more than 92 miles. But for Alexander*, Olena*, Oksana*, and Andrii*, these groceries delivered through local churches are not just a staggering statistic, they offer strength to…

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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Corazones abrigados por Cristo en medio del hielo

Millions of people across the U.S. had their lives upended last week as a monster storm dumped snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Talitha Finnie, a resident of Oxford, Mississippi, hunkered down at home alongside her husband and their six children while the storm rolled through during the night. As they tried to sleep, it battered…

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Ministerio de Salud y Medicina

El anestesiólogo accidental

Already an “A” student, Will Buchanan didn’t need extra credit. But when his college professor presented the opportunity to his psychology class, Buchanan couldn’t refuse. It was a seemingly insignificant decision that helped to shape the course of his life. The extra credit assignment was a review of a book about an ordinary guy from…

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Animales, agricultura y sustento

Cosechamos los frutos de semillas de fidelidad

Nyamal* has always understood the value of a seed. Her parents and grandparents were farmers, much like the other families in her South Sudanese community, who passed down knowledge from the generations before them. She knew how to preserve seeds, prepare the land to sow, and care for her crops with an expectant hope for…

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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Samaritan's Purse dedica una nueva casa a un residente de Carolina del Norte

Brian Baker’s simple lifestyle surrounded by woodland solitude in western North Carolina was suddenly interrupted when aggressive wind and rain began pounding his tent walls. His home of 15 years–a traditional yurt measuring 27 feet in diameter–was not built to withstand wind speeds of over 100 mph. “I have experienced a couple of major floods,…

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Operation Christmas Child

Mongolia

Mongolia is located in northern Asia between Russia and China. Its pasturelands make livestock herding a common occupation. A traditional Mongolian dwelling is called a ger (yurt), a circular tent-like structure made of wood and canvas. Samaritan’s Purse began distributing gift-filled shoeboxes there in 1996 and launched The Greatest Journey, our follow-up discipleship program, in…

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