Bright Hope

Hope for Eternity projects provide the community with opportunities for spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. These projects include pastor and leadership training, evangelism and discipleship, and Bible distribution. In fiscal year 2022, 953 pastors were trained, 25,886 church/community members were trained, and 12,561 people were discipled through church outreach.

Hope for Tomorrow refers to projects that move people toward self-reliance and sustainability. This includes projects focused on church training, microfinance, job skills training, agriculture programs, and educational support. In fiscal year 2022, microfinance programs (savings, microloans, microenterprises, and grants) were provided to 1,504 recipients. Also, 253 people received job skills training, and 1,899 people received agriculture training and seeds or animals. 3,413 students received scholarships for education.

Hope for Today refers to projects that meet the basic needs of the community. These projects include feeding programs, clean water initiatives, care for orphans and vulnerable children, medical assistance, and crisis and disaster response. In fiscal year 2022, we provided 130,071 meals, 14,565 people received clean water, and 118,357 people received medical services.