50 Years of Hope
For half a century, Bright Hope has been sharing the Hope of Christ in some of the poorest and most oppressed parts of the world. Here are some major milestones…
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C.H. Dyer
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A Message from C.H. Dyer
Dear Allies, I remember my first trip to Kenya and meeting Pastor Daniel. He picked me up at my hotel and was driving me to Mathare Valley to visit a…
Should I Trust the Non-Profits I Give to: A formula for Organizational Trust
Today, I’m going to give you an equation that you should use to measure every organization that you give to. I’ll use Bright Hope as an example, but you’ll quickly…
Celebrating C.H.’s 25 Years of Service to Bright Hope and Praying God’s Blessing on Many More!
The entire Bright Hope ministry commemorates President Dyer’s 25 years of faithful service, leadership and dedication in serving the extreme poor.
Board Member Tammy Massey Praises Bright Hope’s Church-Centered Community Development Model
Bright Hope board member, Tammy Massey, shares about her recent visit to Bolivia, being inspired by a youth leadership project and what she’s learned while seeing the ministry in action.
A Message from C.H. Dyer
In 1998, the AIDS crisis in Africa was booming and with it came an incredible amount of orphans and vulnerable children, many who were shipped off to orphanages and aging grandparents…
Walking Towards a CURE
As a way of avoiding the cultural stigma of being disfigured, seventeen-year-old Terrance chose to spend his time in the fish camps with his father instead of in school with…
Food and Friendship In Ferrier
Silianise is now a church member in Pastor Fritz’s congregation and a participant in Bright Hope’s feeding program for the elderly in Ferrier, Haiti. But many years ago, she made…
What’s it like to be pregnant in Uganda?
Recently, we’ve been meeting with midwives and pregnant mothers in Uganda, asking them what it’s like for women in rural, poor communities to give birth—often with little to no professional…
Finding Help and Hope in an After-School Program
Verma sells clothes at the local market and her husband works in a sewing workshop. They own a small plot of land and have lived in this part of Bolivia…