Katiti Preschool Building Nearing Completion
The new preschool on Mbabala Island, Zambia is nearly finished.
Category Bright Hope Blog & Stories
Q&A with Board Member, Julie Montgomery
I love how Bright Hope partners with the local church, listens to their specific needs and helps bring sustainable holistic opportunities and programs to the poorest areas on the globe.
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!
Pray for Haiti: Violent protests over skyrocketing fuel prices
On Saturday, July 7, the Haitian government postponed a planned fuel price hike after civil unrest and violence had intensified across the country in protest.
Seeking Challenge & Competition
I’ve always loved sports and the competition and challenge that comes with it. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. Bring it on! So, being with the Bright Hope team it is not that different - just a different arena.
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.
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa
Uganda is gifted with warm and hospitable people. It’s the uniqueness of Uganda’s people that makes the African nation very special.
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.
6 Obstacles to Education for Kids in Developing Nations (Part 2)
Have you heard the astonishing stats about the number of children around the world not in school? Do you know what keeps children out of school in developing nations?
6 Obstacles to Education for Kids in Developing Nations (Part 1)
Going to school is the typical childhood experience here in the Western world. But in developing nations, that’s not always the case. It’s estimated that 263 million children in the world are not in school.