Hundreds of Samaritan's Purse volunteers have converged on communities in West Virginia where homes were devastated by flash flooding. The clean up continues as volunteers, staff, and chaplains minister to homeowners in Jesus' Name.
Samaritan’s Purse volunteers are in West Virginia to help homeowners clean up after the region experienced its deadliest flooding in a century. Our teams are there to assist, to comfort, and do a good work in Jesus’ Name.
God is using Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes to bring children to Himself in this southeast African country. After they receive the Gospel, girls and boys like Angella and Shukuran are introducing others to Christ. Some also participate in The Greatest Journey, the discipleship program Samaritan's Purse developed for shoebox recipients.
Sorn struggled to provide for his family as a poor rice farmer in a remote Cambodian village. After learning from our staff how to supplement his income by growing vegetables and raising livestock, Sorn can now afford to send his son to study in a university.
Refugees from Syria and other conflict-torn countries find themselves stuck in Greece. Samaritan's Purse, in coordination with the Greek government and international community, is there meeting critical needs for those who have no option but to remain. Our staff work and pray so these people will experience the love of God in Christ.
Samaritan's Purse staff is on the ground and in the air responding to the needs of communities devastated by deadly flooding in West Virginia. Please pray; you can also sign up to volunteer in Greenbrier County (https://spvolunteernetwork.samaritanspurse.org).
This 4th no-audio Roman rite Sarum Mass excerpt from Sept. 5, 2004, shows, from near the altar, the Secrets, "Lift up your hearts," Preface, Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Holy), and the Canon of the Mass. This service has been blessed for use in WR churches of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia.
This 3rd no-audio Roman rite Sarum Mass excerpt from Sept. 5, 2004, shows, from near the altar, the end of the Holy Gospel, chanting of the Creed, the offertory prayers, the Orate Fratres, and the Secret prayers. This service has been blessed for use in WR churches of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia. There is not much action seen for the first minute or two, so be patient.
Labeled "deformed," "ugly" or "useless" at birth, South Sudanese children born with a cleft lip are often seen as a bad omen. Samaritan's Purse brings patients from remote villages to receive life-changing cleft lip and palate surgeries. For them, a new smile means a new name and hope for the future.
Host Jolene Marek welcomes Tony Caterina of HEART and Mike Lynch of Ally Force Ministries, who partner together to bring relief to disaster areas around the world.
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