One never knows how God will use the “T’s” (Time, Talent, and Treasure) when someone is willing to volunteer and serve.

professions of faith in Jesus Christ as Lord.

The Samaritan Inn experienced it’s first-ever “Families Who Serve” event with the Rippy family from First Baptist Leesburg.

Usually, quoting “it takes a village” is used to indicate that one is acknowledging other peoples’ roles in the success of a project...

Samaritan Inn got “schooled” recently in an UNO tournament against Carver Middle School’s Honor Society students.

Is not just a catchy slogan; it’s a way of life here at the Samaritan Inn. To be more accurate, it’s a way of “New Life.”

/void/ a completely empty space. You might ask yourself, “What does this have to do with the Samaritan Inn?

As a former builder, I can unequivocally say that new construction is by far superior to remodeling.

What an adventure our children at Samaritan Inn were able to experience over recently thanks to the generosity of our faithful partners!