Samaritan’s Purse President Franklin Graham was in Venezuela on Tuesday, July 21, to encourage families in the coastal city of La Guaira in the wake of June 24 back-to-back earthquakes that left thousands of people dead, injured, and displaced. “We want the people of Venezuela to know that God hasn’t forgotten them. He hasn’t turned His back on them,” Graham said during his visit to our Emergency Field Hospital. “God loves them. He cares for them.”

Flash flooding has killed at least two people, inundated homes and businesses, and turned farmland into lakes. Torrential downpours last week dumped about two feet of rain on southwest Texas just a year after catastrophic flooding killed over 130 people a couple of hours north.

Our country was founded 250 years ago on the principles of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” But so many Americans today are struggling with feeling unfulfilled, depressed, or anxious about the future. Only a relationship with Jesus Christ can bring true, lasting peace to their hearts. That’s why this fall, Will Graham will preach the Gospel in each of the 13 original U.S. colonies from Sept. 15 to Oct. 30. Each stop along the way will include music, a message of repentance and faith, and a call to pray for our nation.

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“We need to pray for families in Colorado who have lost their homes, been evacuated from their communities, or are still in the path of the Aspen Acres wildfire that has raged across nearly 100,000 acres,” said Samaritan’s Purse President Franklin Graham on Facebook. “Fires are devastating—there is usually little left of a person’s belongings when they are able to return home. Samaritan’s Purse is responding to Pueblo County, CO, to help families sift through the ashes of what was their home. Pray for those who have lost so much and for our teams as we share the hope of Jesus Christ.”

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“It is a privilege to be asked to bring a message to our nation at this important hour. I’m looking forward to reminding people that we never would have made it from 1776 to 2026 without God’s help. He is the One who has sustained us through every hardship and trial, and we may not make it even another 25 years unless we continue to call on His Name,” Graham said. “I’m grateful for this opportunity to lead our nation in prayer to the One who we must continue to thank, trust, and turn to each day—the Almighty God of Heaven.”

These relief efforts meet physical needs and provide opportunities to share the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. “We believe that God would have us help our neighbor, and our neighbor is Venezuela,” Peter said. “We’re here not only to help heal the physical, but we also want to share with them the love of Jesus through our work.”

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Back-to-back earthquakes rocked Venezuela within a minute of each other on June 24. Both tremors measured over 7.0 in magnitude; the second quake reached 7.5, making it the strongest to hit the country in over a century. Aftershocks continue. More than 180 people are confirmed dead, with death toll estimates soaring into the thousands. Reports from some areas have not come in yet.

An EF-2 tornado swept through the Midwest this week, toppling trees and causing extensive damage across central Illinois. Many residents are without power as they attempt to repair their homes and businesses. The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) is deploying to Charleston, Illinois, to provide emotional and spiritual support to those reeling from this disaster.