Support Medical Ministries Today
With your support, those living with conditions such as heart defects, cleft lips and cataracts can receive life-changing surgery, and together we can show them how precious they are in the eyes of God.
“What began as a very small, fledgling programme, God has brought to fruition time and time again. My hope is that the patients have an encounter with Jesus and remember the love they felt here.”
Karen Daniels, manager of the cleft surgical teams
Give To Medical Ministries
Your gifts help us provide life-changing surgeries, medical equipment and health services to care for those suffering and improve the quality of life in developing regions.
Stories From The Field
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Sending Relief After Deadly Flooding in Nepal
Disaster relief specialists are headed to Nepal to work with trusted Christian partners on the ground. An airlift of emergency supplies is in the works. -
Alive Again
A patient who recovered from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo shares her story of God’s healing at the Samaritan’s Purse treatment centre. -
Stroke Survivors Receiving Care in Eastern Ukraine
Samaritan’s Purse Mobile Medical Units are delivering quality healthcare—even for acute conditions—near the frontlines. -
The Joy of a Healed Heart
A girl from Mongolia receives life-saving surgery through our Children’s Heart Project. -
From God’s Enemy To A Friend
In a prison in Liberia, God transformed a Muslim teacher into a child of the King. -
Amid Noise and Silence, the Gospel Is Going Forward in Gabon
Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts and the Samaritan’s Purse follow-up discipleship programme are opening doors in the West African nation among both hearing and Deaf communities.
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Can contribute towards providing life-changing operations for children with a cleft lip or palate.
Can change the life of someone with cataracts, living in darkness, and help introduce them to Jesus, Light of the World.
Can be used to support Christian missionary doctors who have a heart to share the Gospel through medicine.





