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Promoting Opportunities for Women Through MoPo
We are excited to celebrate two woman who’s lives have been greatly impacted by our Mobile Power project. Read their stories of change!
Giving Out of Poverty
I wonder what would happen to the world as we seek to eradicate hunger and poverty – certainly something possible in this world today – if we truly lived out the words of Jesus.
Education Through Uncertainty
Read Janet’s story to see how our child sponsorship program has helped guarantee access to stable and uninterrupted education in Zambia!
At the Heart of Service
After the recent earthquake, Jo Anne reflects on the Haitian people & communities who have flourished despite dysfunctional governments & unpredictable weather.
Committed to Serve: Haitian Doctors & Nurses Deploy to Mainland Following 7.2 Earthquake
Haitian doctors and nurses of La Gonâve Wesleyen Hospital heard about the desperate need for medical assistance following the earthquake – and responded…
From Student to Educator: A Child Sponsorship Alumna Shares Her Story
Today a teacher in the Philippines, Kate is an alumna of World Hope International’s Child Sponsorship program. Here’s a snippet of her story, in her own words…
Honoring women who work in disaster areas
“I have the honor of taking a front seat to watch women serve in areas that are male-dominated in many cultures. I’m thinking specifically of those serving in disaster and emergency relief ministries…”
Healing from Unexpected Places
A number of years ago, as I was visiting one of our centers for survivors of human trafficking, I was overwhelmed to tears listening to the tragic stories. But even greater were…
In Profile! Seng Mang: Working for Humanity
“My dream is to see my whole country, especially women and children, be able to access professional counseling services when they need them.”
Summer 2021 Intern: Ashleigh Gushiken
A rising Junior at George Washington University, Ashleigh is spending her summer addressing human trafficking and learning about life in the NGO space. Here’s what she thinks of her experience so far…
