Operation Blessing International

Tornado Devastates Oklahoma
In the wake of a deadly F-4 tornado that has devastated Oklahoma, Operation Blessing teams are mobilizing relief efforts for affected families.

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Family survives deadly Texas tornadoes
Josiah and his family are alive today—all because of a new job. The 26-year-old father of two and his family were supposed to be home the night the tornado devastated this north Texas community. But thanks to a new job, everyone was out of the house.

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Charity event to help hundreds
As part of the charity event Compassion 2013, Operation Blessing and Bon Secours are partnering with a local food pantry to sponsor a food giveaway to families in need, free health screenings, cooking demos and more.

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March against abuse
Every 30 seconds, another person is trafficked. This week, thousands of young people are taking to the streets in Brazil to march against abuse. Will you stand with us in the fight against trafficking and help those who need it most?

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Healing Waylee
Two-year-old Waylee had suffered from an umbilical hernia since birth, but thanks to help from Operation Blessing partners, she'll have a healthier future.

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Heaven on earth
Take a look at some of these “heaven on earth” moments captured by our field staff.

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