wildfires

Don and Julie Myers were among the many Southern Californians who lost their home in the raging fires, which have been exacerbated by the strong Santa Ana winds. In the midst of this devastation, however, the Myers found a glimmer of hope.

This week, thousands of southern California residents have been evacuated from their homes due to wildfires.

Last week, ABC News reported on one man’s incredible act of self-sacrifice for his family in the face of approaching wildfires.

Destructive wildfires continue to burn in northern California, with the death toll now reaching 40 people. Thousands of homes have also been damaged or destroyed, including the home of Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz.

Despite the wreckage and the incredible losses they’ve suffered, surviving California homeowners still call themselves “fortunate.”

In the midst of this destruction, however, a California church is offering a place of safety.

Wildfires continue to cause destruction in California’s wine region. The death toll from the fires is also rising.

Charles and Sara Rippey met in grade school in Wisconsin and were together ever since. They attended the University of Wisconsin and married in 1942 before Charles served in the US Army during World War II.

Northern California wildfires have consumed thousands of homes and businesses and have taken at least 11 lives.

Summer forest fires have been sweeping through Greece. One of the places devastated by the wildfires was a Christian summer camp.