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You Answer Texans’ Prayers After Dangerous Floodwaters Strike

Field Report by Operation Blessing

TEXAS – When dangerous floodwaters suddenly surged through Cleveland, Texas, they swept away more than homes and possessions. For many—especially those already experiencing homelessness—the floods threatened to wash away their last shred of hope. But because of friends like you, hope didn’t disappear. It arrived in Operation Blessing trucks, loaded with the lifesaving supplies you provided.

disaster relief after the flooding and hurricane

“We prayed this morning. We didn’t have the provisions,” shared Tammy, a local volunteer who serves Cleveland’s homeless community. “And I pulled up to the shelter, and Operation Blessing was there.”

helping Texans

Providing Disaster Relief after the Flooding

After dangerous floodwaters struck, your generosity rushed our disaster relief team to the scene with emergency meal kits, clean water, tarps, and other essential supplies for families along the river and those living in homeless camps.

For people like Shawn—who lived in a homeless camp before he was forced to evacuate—your kindness made all the difference. “We’re glad to have you folks, and we’re very grateful to receive these blessings.” Your support provided not just material aid, but also a powerful reminder that these people matter, that God loves them dearly, that He sees them and sent them help at a critical time.

praying with storm victims

Battered by Hurricane Beryl

Just a few months later, Hurricane Beryl pummeled the same general region of Texas. This time the small town of Brazoria was one of the hardest-hit locations, and again, you answered prayers by reaching out with hope, comfort, and tangible relief.

flood damage

Residents struggled in the brutal heat of summer without power, and many lost their food supplies. But you sent water, ice, and food. Thanks to you we were also able to provide hot meals and volunteer help to clean up downed trees that littered yards and even blocked some people from their homes.One senior resident named Paula said, “I believe in angels, and y’all are earth angels.”

Thank you so much for answering prayers and reaching out with the love of God during these challenging times in Texas.

helping in Texas after disaster

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