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…
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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…
Meet two-time Dove Award winner Meredith Andrews, a Bright Hope Ambassador
I’m excited to share that singer, worship leader and two-time Dove Award winner, Meredith Andrews, is endorsing and supporting our projects in Haiti as a Bright Hope Ambassador.
A Message from C.H. Dyer, President/CEO – Summer 2018
Growing up, summers were sometimes boring. However, there was usually that one activity I couldn’t wait for such as a summer camp, a family vacation, or a visit to my grandparents’ farm. Anticipation!
How to Best Help the Poor
Time is the servant and the tool that can be adjusted to suit the needs of people. More time is always available and one is never too busy.
Mob Action Threatens Life of Christian Leader
In a community where Bright Hope has been involved for many years, there is a leader associated with Bright Hope who has been accused of witchcraft and the killing of another Bright Hope staff member.
Bright Hope, a Holistic Ministry
People, especially the poor, want healing and to be released from physical suffering from hunger or disease, but they also want to know about how to have a relationship with God.
Extreme Poverty—less than $2 a day?
You might have noticed a change in our tagline at Bright Hope recently. On January 1 we started using the phrase, “Helping those earning less than $2 a day,” as…
Extreme Poverty—less than $2 a day?
You might have noticed a change in our tagline at Bright Hope recently. On January 1 we started using the phrase, “Helping those earning less than $2 a day,” as a measure for who we are serving.
Giving Wisely
During the holidays, our mailbox seems to be filled to the brim each day with catalogs, deliveries and letters from nonprofits.