Adelette faced a daunting decision. She could stay in Venezuela, her home country, and endure the escalating violence and political turmoil all alone with her children, or she could flee through the jungle to Colombia and meet her sister on the other side. She decided to go. The 33-year-old mother packed her life into three…
Ayudamos a los desplazados en Israel
Missile attacks struck Beersheba just before the ceasefire with Iran, leaving four people dead and hundreds of others homeless. Samaritan’s Purse is helping surviving families press on by providing grocery vouchers for their meals in coming days. Watch the video above to see how Samaritan’s Purse is helping in Israel in Jesus’ Name. Please pray…
Newsletter July 2025
Medios sociales
Ella nunca supo que hubiera tanto amor
When Hurricane Ian slammed into southwest Florida as a Category 4 storm on September 28, it battered the Gulf Coast town of Fort Myers with 155-mph winds, catastrophic rainfall, and an epic surge of water. Vivian chose to ride out the storm with her 16-year-old daughter believing that, no matter how horrific the hurricane was,…
Ayuda en la República Democrática del Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has faced conflict and instability for decades. Millions have died, with close to 6 million people currently displaced. Samaritan’s Purse continues to help survivors of war by providing feeding, nutrition, and agriculture programs, along with other projects. In addition to meeting physical needs, we have helped rebuild churches…
Árboles frutales
In many of the places we work, Samaritan’s Purse provides seedlings of avocado, papaya, mango, and other trees that can thrive even on the fringe of the desert. Your gift of $45 can supply a poor family with 30 seedlings that will feed and shade them for generations to come
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Finding Hope in a Heartbeat
Bethy and her husband Gustavo have been living on the streets of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, for weeks. Hurricane Eta’s heavy rains flooded their home, forcing them to seek temporary refuge elsewhere. “It was so scary,” Gustavo said. “We had to set an alarm every 25 minutes to wake up and see what the water…










