Samaritan's Purse

The pastors before them were tortured, the church buildings were burned, and the congregations were scattered...

But across Sudan and South Sudan, the next generation is still being raised to love Jesus!

In the early 2000's Samaritan's Purse helped rebuild over 500 churches, and today they are filled with worship like this!

⛪ Hear their stories and support the future of the Church at https://sampur.se/4xEADrG

Prayer before starting each shift.

The highest standard of medical care for every patient.

Windows for family members to see sick loved ones from a safe distance.

Sharing Jesus' promise that in heaven there will be no more sickness or pain.

Excellence in training to protect staff and slow the spread.

These are just a few of the ways we are working to preserve hope, love, and dignity during the fight against Ebola.

Join the fight and learn more at: https://sampur.se/3QzChKe

Why would someone willingly come face to face with Ebola?

Ngabu's "why" for serving shows us Christ's heart for the suffering and isolated.

Ngabu is a local nurse finishing Ebola response training in the DRC.

He's lost many neighbors to the virus, but despite this he serves with compassion, bravery, and excellence out of love for Christ and his community.

🙏 Please pray for Ngabu and his fellow medical workers as they prepare to treat patients in need.

Read Ngabu's story and more about this response at ➡️ https://sampur.se/4oqtve5

These once heavily persecuted churches are rebuilt and thriving!

Over the past 2 decades Samaritan's Purse has come alongside over 500 congregations that endured violent opposition for their faith in Jesus Christ.

We're so thankful to share this short glimpse of what their churches look like today, and ask you to pray for them as they raise the next generation of believers.

Help build the future of the Sudanese and South Sudanese Church at https://sampur.se/4aKZhNf

Samaritan's Purse is grateful for the opportunity to gift cars to these families in partnership with Hendrick Motors. We pray these cars will bless these families for years to come and that they will remind them of how much Jesus loves them!

This choir practice left us in awe of God's restorative power.

The lyrics say, "There is no one like Him. The grace of God is enough. We live because the Almighty is our protector. There is no one like Him.”

Powerful words from a church who once lost many congregants to a violent attack.

Through grief and persecution, the church remained focused on the promise of eternal life in Christ that can never be overcome by darkness.

Pastor James Loruba led Africa Inland Church during the massacre and worked with Samaritan's Purse to construct the building they still worship in today.

See how God transformed a place once marked by death into a place of new and eternal life ➡️ https://sampur.se/4ebDwam