2021 began with our world still in the clutches of the pandemic. But natural disasters didn't stop. With God's help, PAR remained an active force for good in our surrounding communities. We appreciate all the many ways our volunteers contributed to this good: with donations, with prayers, with boots on the...
Despite the challenges from COVID-19, PAR remained very active in serving those who suffered from natural disasters in 2020. And there were quite a few disasters. There were 30 named storms in the Atlantic hurricane season and 8 that hit the U.S. causing widespread damage. PAR helped those impacted by several of...
What did God do through PAR in 2020? Read our full 2020 Year-in-Review below written by Danny Walker. To see photos of the highlights, visit here. If you would like to participate with PAR in 2021, sign up here to become a volunteer. Or you can donate securely online here. As we reflect back...
You hear the wind. Feel the rain. See the destruction. But it's the hearts you touch that matter the most. When tornadoes, storms, hurricanes, and floods drenched homes in 2019, you were there. You moved limbs, boards, and saturated remnants of a life. You were also there moving hearts. For every property you cleaned,...
Would you like to partner with us in getting this small church back on its feet in the community of Moffett, OK? We helped physically last week; we'd like to help monetarily now. Flooding in Moffett After the recent catastrophic flooding of the Arkansas River, the pastor of the Full Gospel Church in...
Thanks for helping others make it through their difficult moments this year. Let’s do it again in 2018. What can ordinary people do in extraordinary situations? Look at the difference you made in 2017! Instead of sitting on a couch and watching disasters on TV, our volunteers put their hands to work. Thanks...
Please be in prayer for the residents of Petal, Mississippi, and for our PAR volunteers currently working alongside Samaritan's Purse to clean up tornado damage from January 21, 2017. Visit our Facebook page for more photos. Listen to residents talk about the tornado in this video, "Devastated in Mississippi," from Samaritan's Purse...