There are many families living in rural villages in North India who are there for the purpose of establishing churches in their communities. They are driven to do this by a desire to see people given the opportunity to hear the message of faith in Jesus Christ and to help people become economically self sufficient. - Read More

The Fame Children's Home cares for 53 children from nearby villages. The majority of their homes are poverty riddled and HIV/AIDS affected with one or no biological surviving parents. The home provides a secure Christian environment for these children, providing good nutrition and a stable learning environment. - Read More

Chrissy and Suzen Lukanga are Zambian missionaries, involved in reaching out to unreached people groups of the three Northern provinces of Mozambique; Gabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa, with the love and teaching about Jesus Christ. - Read More

Sharon is a Zambian woman working with the Pentecostal Church of Mocimboa as a missionary. She is a solo mother who has gone to a very difficult place to work as a church planter. Sharon works with women and children, teaching English, helping them to care for their families better and discipling the Christians. - Read More

There are many young people in Pakistan who struggle to gain significant employment. To gain an advantage over others in the competitive market it's important to be as well trained in computers as possible. Information technology is a very important field in which to be proficient. - Read More

For a number of years Azam and Barbara Gill have been working with poor communities, trying to help them become better educated, helping women to train so they can earn an income and helping families to grow strong. Most of this has been achieved by working with small groups of Christians in the communities in Islamabad / Rawalpindi. One of the great barriers they face is illiteracy amongst the adults. In the past, education has not been valued and this is now creating much poverty. This partnership is a pilot programme to address the issue of adult illiteracy in one small community, Rawat. - Read More

Rudy and Flor pastor two churches and are involved in a number of outreach Bible studies that have the potential to become new churches. They have being working in Ranao-Ranao, in Ligao City, for 13 years and there is a group of 70 people meeting in the church. - Read More

After being a volunteer for a year and another year as a part-time staff member at ECPM, Ella is currently the coordinator of the Youth in Missions for Christ (YMC). YMC is the youth arm and a mission strategy of ECPM. She is also handling the Campus Ministry of YMC now going into its second year. - Read More

At the end of 2005 BHW received an emergency call from one of our partners, Andy Patching from Isubilo in Zambia. He knew a person in Solwezi, Zambia who was caring for 60 orphans and vulnerable children. Joseph Kampelembi and his wife had been sending them to school but could not afford it for 2006. We therefore gave them the funds to get them going and asked them to make an application for the following year. - Read More

Currently the majority of Bright Hope World partnerships in Zambia are predominantly focused on getting HIV/AIDS orphans into school by supplying school fees, stationary and uniforms. The orphans are still looked after in the community by relatives or neighbors. However hunger is a huge issue and is potentially going to get worse. Bright Hope World has been challenged by this need and is now seeking to run kitchen garden training programmes and micro-enterprise loans in an attempt to improve household nutrition and food security as well as to kindle a spirit of self-reliance. - Read More