During the ceremony, the couple received an invoice with the words “PAID IN FULL” printed across it in large red letters–a framed document presented to families that confirms the house is a free gift and serves as a reminder of God’s love through Jesus Christ.

During the ceremony, the couple received an invoice with the words “PAID IN FULL” printed across it in large red letters–a framed document presented to families that confirms the house is a free gift and serves as a reminder of God’s love through Jesus Christ.

During the ceremony, the couple received an invoice with the words “PAID IN FULL” printed across it in large red letters–a framed document presented to families that confirms the house is a free gift and serves as a reminder of God’s love through Jesus Christ.

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.”

“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.”