We live in a nation divided. Division, fighting, and factions not only mark our nation but also the Church. The only answer to a nation divided is a Church united! Somebody Cares invites churches across America to join us for Reconciliation Week, August 6-11, through intentional times of prayer and intercession. Here are ways you […]
Maureen was a middle age homeless woman who could barely cope with life because of hardships she had endured. She had lost her parents many years before and had suffered a breakdown. A homeless shelter where 35 men and women slept in a tiny room on bunk beds was her home. The shelter allowed their “guests” […]
Somebody Cares invites you to join us in a Summer of Caring! We are reaching out to leaders, prisoners, and school children across the country, as well as international refugees, through the initiatives below. Sudanese Refugee Relief: Somebody Cares is partnering with African Christians to hopefully provide desperately needed food, primary education, medical assistance, and […]
Somebody Cares is on the ground in communities hit by a tornado near Chetek, WI, on May 17. One woman told how she and her three children huddled together in the bathtub for safety. The house was flipped around and the children were tossed out, landing 50 feet away from her. She thanks God that they […]
If you know of a ministry leader yearning to experience more of God’s presence in their life and in their community, who are earnestly praying for change in their city and eager to join with others of like-mind to learn proven principles that have brought about long-lasting transformation and transforming revival to communities across the […]
Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is normally decked out and lit up like a picture perfect Christmas village this time of year. But instead of being a place of celebration, this week Gatlinburg and surrounding areas became a place of survival as high winds fueled raging wildfires that destroyed or damaged 1000 homes and businesses in the normally […]
The love of Jesus invaded Baton Rouge on Saturday, November 19th as Somebody Cares and Healing Place Church served 10,000 prepared Thanksgiving style meals and distributed 1500 bags of groceries to 2000+ families still recovering from historic August flooding in Louisiana. In the midst of their struggle we wanted to remind them that they do […]
Somebody Cares continues to assist chapters and partners laboring in Hurricane Matthew relief on the Southeastern Coast of the U.S. “We are here to serve,” said John Clifton, director of Somebody Cares St. Augustine. “We don’t know what will come from day to day, but we are responding to what God sends us each day–and […]
Somebody Cares chapters and partners are bringing relief to Hurricane Matthew victims in the Southeastern U.S. and the Caribbean. The death toll from Matthew continues to climb, with the most recent numbers standing at 26 in the U.S. Thousands are still being rescued from floodwaters that came as the hurricane brought up to 15 inches […]
Congratulations to Somebody Cares Tampa Bay for 20 years of service! SCTB was the first Somebody Cares America chapter to be founded outside of Houston and now operates in Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties. SCTB meets the needs of these communities in several ways: Food Program: 16 partners receive a pallet of food each month […]
