“While this community is experiencing grief and loss that is unfathomable, our chaplains are there in Bondi Beach to let them know they are not alone—that the hope and peace of God can bring them through these dark days,” said Josh Holland, vice president of BG-RRT Global.

More than 100,000 residents in Washington have been forced to evacuate their homes following torrential rainfall, which caused rivers to surge to record levels. Flooding washed out homes, bridges, and critical infrastructure. 

When John Schafer was a boy, he first heard about God through A Charlie Brown Christmas—but it wasn’t until his life broke apart years...

Three years ago, a flood ravaged Knott County, Kentucky, leaving many families devastated after their homes were destroyed. Lora was one of the many...

How can something as simple as honeybees or baby chicks change lives? Matt Nowery, the country director for Samaritan’s Purse office in Iraq, talks...

Before Hurricane Helene, Bob and Edwina Tatum were enjoying a quiet, comfortable retirement, but after just one day of devastating floods, the couple was...

On October 28, Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Jamaica as a Category 5 storm, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without shelter, clean water,...

Megan Fate Marshman's journey into vocational ministry began with a college shoplifting incident, which led to discovering her gift for public speaking. But when...

Hurricane Melissa devastated many Jamaican communities, including communities deeper into the island that became inaccessible from the rest of the island. However, no matter...

We want our focus to always be on Christ so we put that on the nose and the cross on the tail. We go in Jesus’ Name. Aviation is an incredible tool for Samaritan’s Purse. Every one of our cargo planes says ‘Helping in Jesus’ Name’ right across the nose of the aircraft. After a disaster strikes, we want people to know why we are bringing life-saving supplies. We want them to know that God loves them and they’re not forgotten. As we retire the DC-8, we are grateful to God for the 767 taking its place. It will allow us to transport far more supplies—faster and more effectively—and will continue the work of bringing the hope of the Gospel to people around the world.”

On this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories., we celebrate a decade of the GPS podcast by revisiting some of the most powerful and...

This Veteran's Day, we honor our service men and women who have given so much to our nation for our freedom. General Dick Cody,...

When Hurricane Helene rushed over the Eggers' household, the powerful winds caused a tree to fall onto their house. While the family was thankfully...

“I’ve come to share a message of hope,” Graham told the group. “Eternal life through Jesus Christ, God’s Son, who came from Heaven to Earth to take our sins. … There are not many ways to God. There is only one path, and it is through Jesus Christ. This is what I want Buenos Aires to know.”

“This powerful storm damaged or destroyed every structure in Black River—including the hospital—and our team has been working round the clock to get an Emergency Field Hospital airlifted, transported to the site, and now open and treating patients,” said Franklin Graham, president of Samaritan's Purse. “So many people in Jamaica have lost everything and there is a great need for medical care. We’re here to help in Jesus Name.”