Join us at our 3rd Annual Event, ‘A Night of Hope’
Friday, April 26th @ 6PM
Cedar Creek Church, Aiken SCOn mission to spread the gospel throughout Zambia and to the ends of the earth.
Hands of Hope exists for lives to be transformed through meeting the needs of Zambian communities through church planting, quality Christian education, advanced education, child sponsorship, economical and nutritional sustainability.
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Recent News
March 2024 Update
I’m excited to write to you with a renewed and refreshed sense of purpose as I’m writing this. God is continuing to fill me with His spirit…
December 2023 Update
Hey friends and family! We’re thankful for the room and space to be able to update you all after almost four months back in Zambia.
Why Zambia?
What struggles are Zambians facing? How is God meeting those needs through Hands of Hope? How can we pray and intercede on their behalf?
Projects
Hands of Hope Trust School
Hands of Hope Trust School provides a place for approximately 300 children between 4K and 7th grade to be educated, as well as fed physically and spiritually.
Child Sponsorship
Sponsoring a child at Hands of Hope means you are choosing one (or more) children that our nonprofit has identified as vulnerable and/or orphaned. The sponsored child receives monthly food support for them and their host family, and we ensure that they are in school. We take care of school uniforms and school materials.
Mumbwa
In the community of Mumbwa, a rural area outside of the capital city of Lusaka, we have two church-plants, as well as plans to build a Transformation Center, which will hold a school, a church, shops, a workshop, and sustainable agricultural programs. Thirteen acres of land has been acquired partnering with local Zambian government leadership.
College Sponsorship
We believe higher education is vital to transformation in communities in Zambia. We believe in partnering with our brothers and sisters to inspire and equip them to fulfill the calling and ministry on their life. So far, we have three graduates and two current students in college. These students are all part of Hands of Hope, and will give back to their communities through their profession.
Luke & Savannah (& Marlow)
Luke and Savannah Black are our full-time peace-workers who are on mission to see God’s vision for Hands of Hope come to fruition in Zambia. They are currently in the capital city, Lusaka, and work alongside our Zambian partners.
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