World Hope Ebola report
News from the Ebola battle front from WHI highlights medical operations, delivery of food and water, community sensitization, and specific prayer needs. Carrie Jo Cain returned to Africa on Oct. 29.
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Sierra Leonean doctor reports on Ebola crisis at Kamakwie Wesleyan Hospital
The chief medical officer of Kamakwie Wesleyan Hospital in Sierra Leone reports firsthand on the fight against Ebola, even sharing some survival stories.
Wesleyans respond to Ebola crisis
Please accept great thanks for your many prayers and financial gifts to help fight the good fight against Ebola. While the news grows worse, we can report some good news also.
World Hope International Ebola partnership
NEW EBOLA VIDEO: World Hope International has ordered a new ambulance for help in treating Ebola patients in West Africa, and other news in the fight against the disease.
Open letter about Ebola epidemic from World Hope International CEO
The Ebola epidemic sweeping across West Africa is worsening. Nearly all of Sierra Leone’s 14 districts are now under either total or partial quarantine, with over one million people affected.
World Hope International named award nominee in securing water for developmental project
World Hope International and partner announced project has been named an award nominee in the Securing Water for Food Grand Challenge for Development.
Ebola virus death toll continues to rise
The president of Sierra Leone has proclaimed a state of emergency as his country battles the Ebola outbreak. Read the latest, including how you can help Wesleyans in the West Africa country.
Wesleyans in danger from Ebola
The Ebola crisis in West Africa is spreading. World Hope International is operating in Sierra Leone and helping to reduce the spread of this disease. Read how you can help.
Wesleyan churches helping to provide pineapples in Sierra Leone
Pineapples are growing across much of the countryside in Sierra Leone, Africa, thanks to a partnership between The Wesleyan Church and World Hope International.
First Day
Brush lines the sand road, the temperature is already 90◦ at 9:00 a.m. We drive up to the Bible college seeing students’ children playing on the wooden handmade jungle gym.
Pineapple program fights traffickers in Sierra Leone
World Hope International’s Pineapple Project has been featured on CNN’s Freedom Project.
Holland Central Wesleyan leader appointed to World Hope International post
World Hope International welcomes George Beals as its new director of church development.
World Hope’s 2013 Anti-Trafficking summary is released
The World Hope 2013 anti-trafficking report tells a powerful story, with extensive photography, detailing the anti-trafficking measures being taken now in Azerbaijan, Cambodia, and Sierra Leone.
Wesleyans in the news
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
World Hope International appoints Kagbo and Thompson in key director roles
World Hope International (WHI) announces the appointment of two new international program directors: Dr. Robert Kagbo as director of agriculture and Lisa Thompson as director of anti-trafficking.
JUSTembrace the hurting in Chicago
When Sherilyn Sheets returned from serving one year in Bosnia as a Global Partners GO-NET missionary, she knew her heart for marginalized people groups was changed forever.
A fruitful future for Sierra Leone
Thanks to World Hope International, pineapples are rapidly multiplying across Sierra Leone’s countryside, preventing poverty along the way.
John Lyon appointed CEO of World Hope International
World Hope International’s Board of Directors announced today the appointment of John Lyon as president and chief executive officer effective October 1, 2013. Lyon succeeds Dr. Tom E. Armiger.
U.S. State Department recognizes World Hope’s anti-trafficking operations
World Hope Freedom Sundays campaign info and materials.
Don’t let July pass without a Freedom Sunday
We just celebrated Independence Day in the U.S. What better way to celebrate your freedom than to help bring the same to others through World Hope International’s Freedom Sundays.
A “conspiracy” initiative is a favorite of Kansas church
Three years ago, a thought-provoking “conspiracy” intrigued Wesleyan pastor Rev. Tim Hughes.
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