Global News
Campus Connection
Wednesday, February 24, HOPE worldwide kicked off “Campus Connection” with a conference call for campus and teen representatives from all over the United States.
Remember the Poor Sunday Less Than One Month Away!
As Paul and Barnabas went out from Jerusalem to preach the gospel, Peter, James and John had only one request of them - "Remember the poor." In this spirit, HOPE worldwide and the International Churches of Christ would like to ask Christians around the world to set aside Sunday March 21 to "Remember the Poor."
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HYC Reflections: Be Inspired. Change a Life.
“HOPE Youth Corps has changed my life; opening up opportunities to live like Jesus did - to meet people’s physical needs in the hopes that they will see God.”
~ Samantha Johnson, HYC volunteer
Spend your summer changing the world with HOPE Youth Corps. You can travel to the UK, the Bahamas, Philadelphia, Dallas or San Diego to serve the poor and bring hope to the needy.
HOPE worldwide Campus Connection Conference Call
Please forward this to teen/campus leaders and any youth
that you feel would be interested!
International Day of Giving
HOPE worldwide Encouraged by Response
Church leaders meeting at the International Leadership Conference in Denver last month rallied to the cause of the International Day of Giving, a new church wide fundraiser to sustain HOPE worldwide's humanitarian work in 2010. HOPE worldwide is hearing from churches and disciples from across the U.S. on a daily basis about their creative and exciting efforts to support this initiative.
HOPE worldwide CEO Speaks at ILC on Financial Challenges and “International Day of Giving”
Speaking to nearly a thousand church leaders at the recent International Leadership Conference (ILC) in Denver, HOPE worldwide CEO Randy Jordan said the organization has made 2009 budget cuts totaling $1 million and shared his concerns about financial challenges that threaten to undermine HOPE worldwide’s humanitarian programs.
Thanking church leaders and their congregations for being faithful donors, Jordan said church support is vital for HOPE worldwide during these difficult economic times. He asked for their support of an “International Day of Giving” scheduled for the first time in November 2009. The Day of Giving was endorsed by many churches and church leaders in Denver.
The Impact of HOPE Youth Corps Video
"Today was the best day of my life. I wish I can do it again and I will miss you"
~ HOPE for Kids Camper
This is what one camper wrote about her time with HOPE for Kids and HOPE worldwide at Camp HOPE for Kids this summer.
Amazing New Volunteer Opportunity - Spread the Word!
CEO Addresses Values and Challenges at HOPE worldwide Annual Meeting
CEO Randy Jordan marked his first anniversary leading HOPE worldwide with a “state of the union” speech at its recent 2009 Global Summit conference. After discussing highlights of the organization’s current global relief and development work, Jordan focused on the role of Christian values and the impact of the current economic downturn.
You are saving lives…one precious child at a time
Nairobi, Kenya:
Three-year old Zawadi was sent to live with her grandmother in her rural home after her mother passed away. Soon after moving, Zawadi’s grandmother also died, forcing the young girl to move yet again, this time to the home of her aunt and uncle.