Thanks to generous donations and grants, Somebody Cares was able to help over a dozen churches and organizations in Greater Houston provide a Merry Christmas to hundreds of children, families, and seniors throughout the area. One of those participating churches was Fellowship Houston, pastored by long-time friend Vaughn Walwyn, which provided gifts for 170 children. […]
Our nation is experiencing a nearly unprecedented time of challenge and change. Social distancing and other restrictions posed by COVID-19 have resulted in shuttered businesses, loss of income, emotional isolation, and much more. Social unrest surrounds us. But in spite of the challenges, God has provided ways for Somebody Cares to continue offering healing and […]
When Doug Stringer received a call to help the Navajo Nation during this terrible pandemic, he knew it was Providential. The Navajo Nation is home of the largest Native American tribe, sprawling across 27,000 square miles in Arizona, New, Mexico, and Utah. Over 250,000 Navajos live both in and out of this territory. On May […]
Whether your church is serving those affected by the coronavirus in your community or you are preparing for your re-opening, the list below includes resources that may be helpful to you: COUNSELING SERVICES: Eden Counseling offers online counseling and telethereapy. Juliana King University, call (713) 255 7000 or email [email protected] American Association of Christian Counselors […]
Somebody Cares America has distributed nearly 100 thousand N95 masks to hospitals, medical ministries, police departments, and fire departments in Texas, California, Virginia, and other locations, along with meeting other needs. In addition, SCA is sending gift cards and masks to the Navajo nation in New Mexico. The Navajo Nation in New Mexico and Arizona is […]
In response to a plea from the White House for donations of supplies to hospitals, clinics, and other medical providers, Somebody Cares America/International has distributed thousands of N95 masks, normally used by SCA for wildfires and relief efforts involving mold from flooding. Recipients include medical relief ministries in Texas and California; various medical practitioners and […]
Doug Stringer served as a moderator for “Fill the Bowls,” a prayer gathering held in McAllen, Texas, on February 29, where pastors from both sides of the border came to pray for one another and for our nations. “We were blessed and honored to be a part of building on the foundations and sacrifices of […]
Tornadoes swept across Tennessee yesterday leaving devastation in their wake. As of this writing, 25 people are confirmed dead and at least 50 people are still missing. In Nashville alone, 40 buildings collapsed due to the winds. Rural communities also took a terrible punch. There are still widespread power outages, which hamper clean-up efforts. But […]
Nearly a month has passed since the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Puerto Rico. Since then aftershocks have continued to rattle already compromised buildings and badly frayed nerves. Many residents in the southern part of Puerto Rico are now sleeping in tents or tarps, as they are afraid to be indoors for […]
As Puerto Rico continues to be rocked by aftershocks, the Somebody Cares network of ministry partners is providing relief and comfort in shaken communities. With hundreds of thousands of people still without power and running water, which is expected to take months to restore; buildings and infrastructure damaged; and families scared to go inside their […]
