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Proyecto de Ayuda para Crisis & Desastres

Dios obra en la vida de los pacientes quemados en Liberia

Burn survivors of a late December fuel tanker explosion in Totota, Liberia, may or may not remember much about the moments before their lives changed. One minute they were watching people poke holes in an overturned tanker to harvest the fuel. The next, they were on fire. At least 40 of their fellow residents died…

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Ministerio de Salud y Medicina

Fortalecemos aldeas rurales para ayudar a madres y niños

In the town of Gmomaken’s not-too-distant past, it was always their local herbalist that the families turned to with worries over fertility or for remedies to ensure the safe birth of a child. They would seek him out for alarming pregnancy pains and complications. They visited his darkened thatch-roofed hut in the center of town,…

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Animales, agricultura y sustento

Prisioneras en Liberia experimentan libertad en Jesucristo

In between sewing projects at Monrovia Central Prison, Garmai, 45, reads from Matthew’s Gospel. She has her own Bible now and the Word of God has become like food for her. The women in her sewing class have become like family. There has been a miracle in her life. It’s not clear exactly what crime…

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Discipulado, educación & entrenamiento

Aunque esté preso, él es libre

Pastor Emmanuel, 48, has spent the past 10 years in a Liberian prison, often overcome by grief mixed with anger at where’s he’s ended up. Hopelessness can spread as quickly as disease in the overcrowded, unhygienic cell blocks. Many of the inmates can wait years even to understand why they’ve been locked up. Trial dates…

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Ministerio de Salud y Medicina

Pacientes de cataratas reciben una vista nueva en Liberia

Diana, 55, noticed her failing sight most especially when she was crocheting hats and shirts. She enjoyed using this skill to make clothing, which she’d sold for years to support her children. But the shadows across her eyes had made the detailed work grow more and more difficult. So, when she answered the phone a…

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Nuestro Ministerio

Ayuda a prevenir la trata de personas

Help Prevent Human Trafficking Human Trafficking/Exploitation 013964 $ Give Samaritan's Purse works in Asia, South America, and Africa to help protect those who are most vulnerable to trafficking and slavery. Stay informed about our work. Sign up for email updates Human trafficking is a global crime that shatters the lives of the world's most vulnerable…

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Nuestro Ministerio

Ministerios Hispanos

Strengthening Hispanic Church Partnerships Hispanic Ministries 014070 $ Give Empowering the Hispanic Church In 2021, President of Samaritan's Purse Franklin Graham created Hispanic Ministries to further strengthen ministry partnerships with the Hispanic church in the United States. Hispanic Ministries equips, mobilizes, and partners with Hispanic churches in the U.S. to impact the world with the…

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Fe restaurada

The two Army medics were ready to quit their marriage and had a hard time remembering why they’d bothered applying to go to Alaska with Samaritan’s Purse. Just a couple weeks before Army Sergeant First Class Jason Smith and Army Specialist Amy Smith were scheduled to leave for Operation Heal Our Patriots, they delivered the…

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Ministerio de Salud y Medicina

El programa de labio hendido sigue cambiando vidas

Cleft lip and palate can be easily repaired in many nations, but the required surgeries often are not available in developing countries with inadequate healthcare. Children born with these medical issues often face a lifetime of ridicule and discrimination, especially in areas that associate the health condition with witchcraft or being “cursed.” That’s why Samaritan’s…

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Ministerio de Salud y Medicina

Vista restaurada y ojos espirituales abiertos en la República Democrática del Congo

Joseph is wearing a big smile that’s verging on laughter as he rests under the sun cover in Isiro, the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He’s beginning to see shapes and faces for the first time in years. Cataracts had taken his sight long before, adding to Joseph’s other physical challenges, including hearing impairment and…

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