Lately, a beautiful trend has emerged at the Samaritan Inn. Over the past few months, I’ve received photos of keys—not just any keys, but the keys to new homes and fresh starts.

Samaritan Inn residents often feel the stress of a need for a car. Recently, Jess faced this struggle. Here's how God provided.

Our Samaritan Inn children are always excited when their furry friends, Dixie and Bella, come to visit.

Every year, as a country, we celebrate Memorial Day as a way to honor the brave men and women who have fought and died for our freedoms.

This past Easter, the Samaritan Inn kiddos received Easter baskets from a local ministry called Project Noelle.

Every day here at the Christian Care Center, the staff and volunteers work tirelessly to be a blessing to those we serve. And every year, the blessing is returned!

The Samaritan Inn recently had the wonderful opportunity to celebrate the graduations of two of our resident families.

There is something precious about the love of strangers, but when strangers quickly turn into friends, it’s even more precious!

Pictures tell stories that bring thankfulness and gratitude to our hearts... these pictures here help tell two different stories.

Recently, we got the news that many of the buildings at First Baptist Crystal River were flooded after hurricane Helene.

We recently had the opportunity at the Samaritan Inn to celebrate all that the Lord has done for this family. It is a milestone moment...

The absence of a male is a big “missing piece” in the child’s life.

It's the simple things that touch the heart in special ways, and you can't get much simpler than burgers and bingo.

When we question God’s Word, we are really questioning His goodness, because if we can’t rely on God, we are left to rely on ourselves.

Dorothy, lovingly referred to as Dottie, came to the Samaritan Inn having lived a life full of ups and downs, twists and turns.

It is quite common for each of us to put up barriers of protection between ourselves, our families, and any perceived threat.

Happy 4th of July to everyone! It’s that time of the year…a time for picnics and summer get-togethers.

We all have heard the phrase “We are better together”. Seeing that truth lived out with our Samaritan Inn families is a joy.

So often people come to the Samaritan Inn believing the label that they have been given.

By the time these men come to us they have pretty much damaged all their relationships, especially with their wives and children.