“We are grateful for the federal workers who dedicate themselves to serving in these roles that our country depends on,” said Franklin Graham, president and CEO of Samaritan’s Purse, an international Christian disaster relief organization, and BGEA, a global evangelism organization. “We want to serve them and thank them as they go through a challenging time. We want them to know that we care—and most importantly, that God loves them and cares about them.”

As they walked the streets of Beirut to visit the displaced, one church team identified many sick people with no access to medication. The team came back the very next day with the exact medications needed as well as food assistance. One of those who received help began weeping and said, “You didn’t lie to us. Everyone else takes our pictures and disappears, but you came back the next day.”

Hundreds of churches once bombed and burned to the ground are not only standing again but thriving in Sudan and South Sudan. Hear stories...

For many married US veterans, the effects of war last long after deployment. The physical and mental traumas of war can bring a marriage...

Earlier this week, severe weather caused deadly tornadoes that left a trail of destruction across several Midwestern states. The tornadoes killed an elderly couple in Lake Village, Indiana, and left others trapped or injured. The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) is sending chaplains to some of the hardest-hit areas in Kankakee County, Illinois, and Newton County, Indiana.

As a teenager, Stef Reid had dreamed of becoming a professional rugby player. She never expected a weekend at the lake with her friends...

When someone put a gun in his face, a pilot named Jim had a choice—he could either let fear take over or he could...

Dennis Robinson has served on more than 75 North American Disaster Relief deployments with Samaritan’s Purse in his 75 years, but all of those...

“He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to save you, to die on the cross for you. If you are willing to accept that by faith and to invite Jesus into your heart tonight, God will forgive you. You can be sure tonight that your soul is safe and secure in the hands of God.”

After a major winter storm wreaked havoc across the Southeast, hundreds of thousands were left without power and with extensive damage to their homes....

“This incident has sent shockwaves of horror and grief across the globe,” said Josh Holland, vice president of BG-RRT Global. “We mourn with every person affected by this tragedy. The Bible reminds us that the Lord offers compassion and comfort to those facing trouble. That is the message our crisis-trained chaplains carry as they minister and share the hope of Jesus Christ with a brokenhearted community.”

Come with Kristy Graham to the picturesque hills of Kenya, where Kijabe Hospital is located. As one of Samaritan’s Purse World Medical Mission partner...

The community of West Monroe, Louisiana, is one of many hit hardest by the recent winter storms. Thanks to the volunteers of Samaritan's Purse,...

At the invitation of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, hundreds came together at Full Life Church in Hollywood, Florida—a suburb of Miami—for a time of prayer for Venezuela, led by Will Graham. Christian leaders in Venezuela and among the Venezuelan people in the United States have been urging believers to pray for peace in light of recent events in their country. But alongside the challenges, there is renewed expectation.

If you’re reading the news headlines and you find yourself tired or overwhelmed by the pain and suffering in our world, you’re not alone....