GIVE THE EXTREME POOR

HOPE FOR

ETERNITY

We demonstrate the love of Jesus in tangible ways, serving the extreme poor regardless of religious background. Our ultimate hope is that everyone we come into contact with will hunger to know Christ and come to salvation.

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The goal of our Hope for Eternity programs is to support local, in-country churches, equipping them to disciple believers, share the Gospel, and meet the physical and spiritual needs of their community.

GIVE A BIBLE

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PROVIDE PasTOR TRAINING

$20

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PROVIDE CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP TRAINING

$60

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PROVIDE BIBLE-BASED WORKSHOPS

$100

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Serving Those Earning Less Than $2 A Day.

Bright Hope is a registered 501(c)(3) charity, and a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. We envision a world where under-resourced, local, in-country churches transform their communities and bring Hope to the extreme poor. We have been engaging the local church around the world for more than 50 years in the global fight against extreme poverty in their communities.

STORIES OF HOPE

Children and Family Centers Help Bolivian Moms Protect Kids

Being a great mother requires strength, compassion, sacrifice, and most of all love. Moms play a crucial role in building us up and offering us the tools to fulfill God’s calling on our lives. As Mother’s Day approaches, we want to celebrate moms who exemplify courage and unconditional love for their children—moms just like Nadya! Nadya’s […]

Protect Bolivian Kids from Abuse

Abuse destroys a child from the inside out, confining victims to an existence of fear, despair, and loneliness. Sadly, more than 70% of Bolivian children endure abuse. But we have a plan to stem the crushing tide of violence against innocent kids in Bolivia. The Dire Situation in Bolivia Here’s a headline I read a […]

Praises with Love from Zambia

Zambia is known for its natural beauty—from its rugged plains and breathtaking waterfalls to diverse wildlife habitats. However, many people have been devastated by HIV/AIDS, leaving millions of children as orphans. Now, almost half the population is only 14 years old or younger, and the majority are trapped in the generational poverty cycle. But […]