Page 29 - Operation Blessing News Today

Today team members at Newport News Home Depot filled buckets for Operation Blessing to help with Kentucky disaster relief efforts.

Two humanitarian organizations based in Hampton Roads are now in Puerto Rico, providing aid in the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona.

When COVID-19 hit, the school where single mom Kathleen taught closed. Struggling to make ends meet, Kathleen and her daughter found a food pantry supported by CBN’s Operation Blessing partners. But they received much more than food. Now, they are thriving and hopeful for the future. 

The war between Russia and Ukraine is in its eighth month. In the middle of the conflict and suffering, Operation Blessing continues to support and help Ukrainian refugees in Poland and internally displaced Ukrainians in their country.

Steve knew that God had called him to start his own business, but working hard wasn't bringing him success. Then someone taught him a simple lesson that transformed his business into an incredible success!

Pastor Jason looked around in disbelief. Severe floodwaters had caused serious damage to homes throughout his community. But because of devoted friends like you, the residents of eastern Kentucky are beginning to recover and rebuild. CBN’s Operation Blessing arrived at Victorious Faith Church with welcomed supplies—drinking water and household essentials to bless families in dire need.   

Christopher was born with clubbed feet. His condition was so severe that the bottoms of his feet turned sideways. Without an operation, he would never be able to walk. But the price of surgery made this a hopeless dream—until your love provided the answer. 

Unprecedented famine conditions not seen in the last 40 years are gripping parts of Africa. 

Around the world, hundreds of thousands of people are suffering from medical conditions that could be helped with medical care. Too many of them can't afford the surgeries they need.

The Regent University Board of Trustees has voted to officially change the name in honor of the late wife of Dr. M.G. “Pat” Robertson.