Through water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programmes in western Niger, doors were opened for the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Aboubacar Amadou draws water from the borehole rehabilitated by our wash teams in Niger.

Critical relief was provided to isolated island communities in the Philippines after Super Typhoon Rai.

Providing medical care to displaced Syrians.

Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts lovingly packed last season went around the world early this year to children across Eastern Europe, Africa, and Central Asia.

Our teams went the extra mile to make sure Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts got to children in hard-to-reach areas, like here in Fiji!

Many of the children who received shoeboxes this year had the opportunity to learn more about Christ through the Greatest Journey Programme.

With the help of Samaritan’s Purse, persecuted Yazidi families are finally rebuilding their beloved homeland of Sinjar after ISIS destruction.

At the start of the conflict in Ukraine, Samaritan’s Purse was on the ground bringing physical and spiritual relief to those suffering.

Our Emergency Field Hospitals and other medical interventions set up in Ukraine have treated over 26,000 patients so far.

We are grateful for every opportunity to share God’s love with those in crisis, and we give thanks for our teams who are continuing to share the light of Christ in the darkest of places.

Our DC-8 cargo jet brought many Ukrainian refugees out of the conflict and to a new life in Canada and beyond.

Our network of partners across Ukraine continue to deliver emergency food and supplies to people in need, right up to the front lines of the conflict.

This year we provided emergency food support for 250 vulnerable families in Afghanistan, all in the name of Jesus.

Our water, sanitation, and hygiene project in Yemen improved access to life-saving clean water for around 7,000 of the most vunerable in the region.

Samaritan’s Purse worked with local partners in Pakistan to provide emergency relief to thousands of families devastated by the widespread floods this autumn.

A week of cataract surgeries by a Samaritan’s Purse team in South Sudan helped change lives, both now and for eternity.

During November and December, our wonderful volunteers processed thousands of Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts from across the UK, ready for shipment to children in need around the world.

Two-thirds of our shoebox gifts from UK this year will be going to Ukraine or the neighbouring countries that are housing Ukrainian refugees, to bless a child in need.