Sometimes, It’s Really Easy to Change a Life
Fahima’s Safe Delivery Fahima wanted her second child to be born in a hospital, unlike her first child. However, the challenge was getting the birthing supplies women are required to…
Reaping a Harvest of God’s Faithfulness
El Alto, Bolivia For Pastor Cristian Calvi, serving God is an all-consuming passion! He sensed God’s call on his life as a young teen. Later, in 2012, he started Llevando…
How One Woman Convinced 675 People in Just 5 Days to Purchase 7,464 Chickens!
Rachel Miller, Bright Hope Ally extraordinaire, is an energetic and highly successful online entrepreneur and founder of Moolah Marketing. With large followings in her multiple Facebook groups, Rachel is a…
Fathers’ Club Radically Transforms Town Drunk
Bugiri, Uganda I was recently in Uganda and met Joseph and his wife, Asia. They have a powerful testimony I want to share with you. Joseph used to be the…
From Barely Surviving to Thriving: Growing Farmers in Zambia
Mbabala Island, Zambia This is the story of two fisherman. One chose to make a change. The other did not. Lawrence, a former fisherman, lives on Mbabala Island in Zambia.…
Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
This story is the continuation of “A Grandmother’s Love.” If you haven’t read it yet, you can read it here on our website. Elina raised her four daughters alone after…
Beans: the path to balanced diets, new clothes, and school!
Sometimes Hope can be brought with something as small as a bean seed. “Our children need a balanced diet, but many times we cannot afford one. Now that we have…
A Grandmother’s Love
Family EmpowermentElina lives in Buikwe, Uganda, a very poor community where Bright Hope partner church Faithful Wise Steward Ministries actively works to give hope for today, tomorrow, and eternity. Elina’s…
When the grade schoolers went silent…
All the kids in my little Sunday School class sat around the table with a $1 bill in their hands. In the center of the table I had a variety…
An informal case study on Hope for Today, Tomorrow and Eternity
Bugubo, Uganda. Shadia is an ambitious 11-year-old financial manager. Sure, it may only be for her family now, but how many 6th grade financial planners do you know? It all…