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by Tuesday, 23 February 2010 05:04

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.

by Monday, 22 February 2010 18:33

HOPE worldwide Campus Connection Conference Call

Please forward this to teen/campus leaders and any youth
that you feel would be interested!

by Friday, 19 February 2010 05:30

Hoops for Hope 2010

Hoops for Hope is a fundraising event in which participants play a game of basketball every hour for 12-24 hours to raise money and awareness for the Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE in Cambodia.

Each participant hopes to raise $1,000 for SHCH.

by Thursday, 18 February 2010 07:18

Reflecting on the Festival of Faith

A Note to Our Supporting Churches

As the snow fell on Athens, Georgia Friday night, thousands of disciples from across the southeast braved the weather to witness the book of Acts come alive during a weekend that was truly led by the Spirit. Those of us with HOPE worldwide who made the 13-hour drive from Philadelphia to Athens were encouraged and inspired by the hearts of these disciples and their overwhelming interest in serving the poor.

by Tuesday, 09 February 2010 11:55

Haiti Update: The Slow Process of Healing Begins

February 9, 2010
Below is an update from HOPE worldwide CEO Randy Jordan, based on his communication with Dr. Mark Ottenweller on the ground in Port-au-Prince Monday morning.

Dr. Ottenweller and Stanley Dumornay returned to Port-au-Prince on Friday to continue HOPE worldwide's relief efforts in Haiti.

by Monday, 08 February 2010 09:30

Honduras: 3 Days, 15 Volunteers Bring Hope and Health

By Lori Kotkowski, HOPE worldwide Procurement Assistant

“Defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed. Rescue the weak and needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked” Psalm 82:3-4

Fifteen volunteers came from churches in Boston, Massachusetts, Groton-New London, Conneticut and San Diego, California in an effort spear-headed, organized and led by Walter Kotkowski, HOPE worldwide Vice President, Procurement to travel to Honduras. Our group was comprised of six medical professionals: two pediatricians; Dr. Doug Stein and Dr. Elliot Suarez, three nurses; Barbara Warnock, Jessica McClellan and Ramon Ramos, and a medical technician, Fredie Orellana.
by Wednesday, 03 February 2010 12:36

Haiti Video of First HOPE worldwide Response Team

Immediately following the disastrous 7.0 earthquake in Haiti, the Port-au-Prince Church of Christ and HOPE Haiti began to serve those around them. Even while church members were looking for their own families and other members, 50 people from the community were welcomed to stay on the church property with about 60 disciples of the 300 member church.

Within days, the first HOPE worldwide response team was on the scene with food, water, medicine, hugs and prayers. ICOC Hot News released this touching video of that first visit. Last week three souls were baptized there!

by Saturday, 30 January 2010 21:08

Video Report from First HOPE worldwide Relief Team to Haiti

HOPE worldwide's first releif team arrived in Port-au-Prince only five days after the devastating earthquake that resulted in 200,000 deaths and 2 million homeless. Because of the support of the International Churches of Christ through the years, HOPE worldwide was already present through HOPE Haiti.

Our partner ICOC Hot News released this moving video of what that first relief team saw as they brought food and medical supplies to the 60 disciples and 50 friends camped out on the property of the Port-au-Prince Church of Christ.

by Wednesday, 27 January 2010 22:30

How are the Disciples in Haiti? Tune in Tonight

All but 50 disciples in Haiti have been found. How are they living? What is the plan to help them? How can we help the community? How will our donations be used? These questions and more will be answered live online this week.

Thursday, January 28, Disciples Today is partnering with HOPE worldwide to broadcast the first live global fundraiser on DToday.tv to benefit the earthquake victims of Haiti. HOPE worldwide for Haiti will be the first fundraising event of its kind when viewers can learn firsthand about disaster relief activities in Haiti to help members of the Port-au-Prince Church of Christ and instantly respond by making online donations to HOPE worldwide.

Mark this event on your calendar, announce it to your churches, tell your family and friends, put it on your websites, blogs, Facebook pages and Twitter away.

God is opening amazing doors for HOPE worldwide and the International Churches of Christ to serve together in this crisis. Ask God to bless this historic event and to move the hearts of many to give to HOPE worldwide for Haiti.

Here are the details . . .

by Friday, 22 January 2010 11:57

Report from First HOPEww Trip to Haiti

Last Sunday the first outside HOPE worldwide team arrived in Port-au-Prince. Dr. Mark Ottenweller of HOPE worldwide, Stanley Dumornay, New York City evangelist and Wagner Mendez of the Santo Domingo Church brought water, food, medical supplies and the love of Christians from around the world.

Here is their report, assessment and plan.

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