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COLOMBIA – Right now, families in Colombia are waiting for answers. Some are desperately searching for loved ones beneath the rubble. Others are facing the loss of family members, their homes, and everything they knew following the massive Colombia earthquake.
In Parada, Colombia, a 7.4-magnitude quake struck just days ago, killing hundreds, injuring many more, and damaging thousands of structures. Search-and-rescue teams continue looking for survivors as families wait, hope, and face the difficult days ahead.
But even in the midst of heartbreak, hope can shine through.
Operation Blessing on the Ground Following Colombia Earthquake
Operation Blessing’s Global Disaster Response Team is on the ground, bringing practical help to people facing this crisis. Team member Bob Burke shared that the team arrived with solar lanterns and water purification systems to help meet urgent needs—and they’re identifying additional needs they can help with in the days ahead.
For families who have lost so much, food, clean water, and light can mean more than just meeting a physical need. These gifts can bring comfort in a terrifying moment, strength for the days ahead, and the reassurance that someone kindhearted like you cares.
Will you help today?
Your compassion makes it possible for Operation Blessing to respond when disasters strike, providing food, clean water and other vital assistance to hurting families in places like Colombia and around the world. Together, we can bring help and hope in Jesus’ name when people need it most.
Please keep the people of Colombia in your prayers. Pray for those still searching for loved ones, for the injured, for first responders and for Operation Blessing’s team on the ground as we seek offer comfort and hope to hurting souls after the Colombia earthquake.
Your gift can help bring practical care and the light of Christ to people walking through some of their darkest days. As Psalm 34:18 reminds us, “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted.” May His presence bring comfort and hope to Colombia.