
The Swaziland “Shepherds” Who Are Changing Lives
Two weeks ago was Father’s Day–just on the heels of returning from my third trip to Bhalekane CarePoint in Swaziland. Father’s Day felt a bit different

Two weeks ago was Father’s Day–just on the heels of returning from my third trip to Bhalekane CarePoint in Swaziland. Father’s Day felt a bit different

Hello, I have written a few blogs for HopeChest Insights, and I think it is time that I introduce myself! My name is Dana Bright,

Transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children would not be possible without the vision and passion of our Russian field staff. The work done

“In this crazy world, there’s an enormous distinction between good times and bad, between sorrow and joy. But in the eyes of God, they’re never

I was nervous about so many things, especially the home visits. This was my first trip with Children’s HopeChest to Ethiopia, and I didn’t know

I have found my heart, along with the direction of my life, changing pretty drastically in the past two years. Apart from the constant tug

At the CarePoint, we met with each sponsor child and spent time with them in joyous company. We jump roped, painted faces, toes, and nails,

We have been visiting and sponsoring kids in the Vladimir Region in Russia since 2004. In early 2016, we began planning a trip to visit

God has a calling on all of our lives to do mighty things through the skills, passions, resources and knowledge he has given each one of us. What’s your calling?

He has gifted them with a fire in their bellies for changing the status quo and overcoming the cycle of poverty. I’m so grateful for God plating the seed of belief that He has a plan for them and has given them resources that they can use.
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