As a parent, not being able to feed your children is heartbreaking. Seven years ago, Genet and her daughters were...
Read More
This Christmas, Ignite Hope!
By Ken Sparks
/ December 6, 2017
For some reason, this Christmas season, I’m finding myself much, much more attuned to the notion of impact. Perhaps it...
Read More
Giving Thanks for Potatoes
By Anna Kerr
/ November 28, 2017
Sweet potatoes are combatting malnutrition in Uganda! Today we are thankful for a Thanksgiving favorite, and how it is nourishing...
Read More
An Unexpected Meeting in Kirov
By Anna Kerr
/ November 21, 2017
Throughout our trip, Kendyl, Russia’s Community Partnership Manager, and I continued to pray for God moments. For us to be...
Read More
The Aluminum Saucepan Project
By Anna Kerr
/ November 14, 2017
The Bukedea CarePoint in Uganda is making leaps toward sustainability with an aluminum saucepan project! This project focuses on local...
Read More
Takitsi’s Story: Singing about Hope
By Jennifer Vines
/ November 7, 2017
In 2012, my friend Alli and I visited Swaziland for the first time. Our trip was mainly planned to see...
Read More
Obwobwo’s Project Coordinator- Interview with Ezekiel
By Anna Kerr
/ October 31, 2017
Have you ever wanted to know about the daily lives of our in-country staff? We conducted a series of interviews...
Read More
The Importance of Praying for Your Sponsor Child
By Anna Kerr
/ October 24, 2017
Directing prayers and encouragement to one specific child is one of the many ways that you can care for your...
Read More
Joy Down in My Heart
By Laura Diaz
/ October 17, 2017
It feels impossible to express the joy the children of Ethiopia gifted me. It feels impossible to express the courage...
Read More
Kostroma – Interview with Yana A.
By Anna Kerr
/ October 10, 2017
Our passionate staff in Russia are absolutely integral to our success in the three regions that we serve. Each of...
Read More
Mushroom to Grow in Murole, Uganda
By Anna Kerr
/ October 3, 2017
CarePoints transform lives and generations of individuals. Orphaned and vulnerable children are embraced at CarePoints, and so are their guardians!...
Read More
Where I Find Hope and Redemption
By Jason Jones
/ September 26, 2017
When our children are born, our hopes and dreams for them are born in us as parents. We imagine getting...
Read More
Challenging America’s Perception of Poverty
By Rick Wright
/ September 19, 2017
In a recent New York Times article, “Drought and War Heighten Threat of Not Just 1 Famine, but 4,” Jeffrey...
Read More
Staff Member Climbs Kilimanjaro!
By Anna Kerr
/ September 12, 2017
Leona is our Accounting Manager, and this month she is climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, the highest summit in Africa. Leona is...
Read More
Our Role as Storytellers
By Stephanie Mutert
/ September 5, 2017
Each of the stories we tell chaotically, yet perfectly, merge into God’s Story. It is just a matter of making...
Read More
What is Holistic Transformation?
By Tom Jennings
/ August 29, 2017
Our mission at Children’s HopeChest is to glorify God by releasing the potential of orphaned and vulnerable children and their...
Read More
Interview with Sanele Magagula
By Anna Kerr
/ August 22, 2017
Our in-country staff truly make an impact in the lives of the children they serve. Transformation could not occur without...
Read More
Education for Every Child
By Anna Kerr
/ August 15, 2017
List in hand, I marched down every aisle at Target, my eyes darting between the colored pens and bright pencil...
Read More
Bandzile the Defender
By Anna Kerr
/ August 8, 2017
Bandzile, 19 years old, was born in Manzini, Swaziland and now lives in the Mpholi community and attends the Mpholi CarePoint. He grew up with an experience that is, unfortunately, very similar to many of the children whom our CarePoints serve. When he was a small boy, his father died, and his mother struggled to provide for him.
Read More
Kostroma – Interview with Natalia V. and Maria F.
By Anna Kerr
/ August 1, 2017
Our in-country staff are remarkable and talented individuals. Without them, transforming the lives of vulnerable and orphaned children would not...
Read More
