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HOPE worldwide CEO Thanks Church Supporters
59 ICOC Churches Recognized as Pillars of HOPE at Global Summit
Speaking to an audience of more than 250 partners, staff and supporters from around the world at the organization’s recent Global Summit conference, HOPE worldwide CEO Randy Jordan singled out International Churches of Christ and their members for recognition. “You are an essential source of support and encouragement for us at HOPE worldwide,” he said. “Without churches like yours, there would be no HOPE worldwide , and it is important to us that you know how grateful we are.”
Update - News from Dr. Ottenweller in Africa
Dr. Mark Ottenweller's trip through Africa continues, and so does his blog.
His latest blog is about the immense amount of damage that AIDS has caused in Namibia. Over 10% of the population there is living with AIDS and there are over 66,000 AIDS orphans in just this one country.
HOPE worldwide and the American Red Cross: Helping Millions
In January of 2008, HOPE worldwide and the American Red Cross began a partnership that has gone one to change the lives of millions of people.
In a year and a half, we have seen the country through hurricanes, floods and much more. But our ability to change lives together is far greater than it is apart.
A Life Made Complete
Backpacks for Afghanistan
In January 2009, HOPE worldwide -Jacksonville chapter was able to send nearly 250 backpacks to children in Kabul, Afghanistan. The book bags were distributed along with some pens, pen holders, and some clothing donated at the U.S. Embassy. There were around 250 children so they added in a few more bags so that everyone got something.
Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE Receives US Support
Shelter from the Storm - Dr. Ottenweller Returns to Africa
Dr. Mark Ottenweller is returning to Africa to train the new staff, reconnect with the volunteers there and help once again in the fight against AIDS in Africa.
You can follow his trip by reading his blog.
HOPE worldwide Volunteer of the Year: Deb Rawls
A special friend is remembered and honored
~ Proverbs 31:20
On February 6, 2009, HOPE worldwide lost one of its finest volunteers when Deb Rawls passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. Her impact on her community and on HOPE worldwide as an organization will never be forgotten.
1000 served in 24 hours
Government and Corporate Leaders Encourage and Inspire Global Summit
More than 250 partners, staff and supporters from around the world gathered for the fifth annual HOPE worldwide Global Summit meeting in Reston, Virginia on May 16, 2009. They heard speakers celebrate the faith, heart and impact of HOPE worldwide volunteers and leaders and challenge them to make a difference in these difficult economic times.