Stories of Hope
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When the Headlines Fade: Walking with Families After the Floods in Nepal
In the days following the devastating flooding in Nepal, Muan, a field coordinator with Words of Hope Nepal, traveled into Rasuwa, one of the affected communities. There, amid damaged homes and grieving families, he met an elderly grandmother whose life has been changed forever after losing 11 members of her family.
How to Pray for Nepal
Catastrophic floods have devastated parts of Nepal along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river corridors. Thousands of people are missing, and the loss of life, homes, and livelihoods is difficult to comprehend.
From Listening to Leading — Sherpa Language Ministry
Nestled among the world’s tallest mountains, Nepal is home to a staggering 125 different ethnic groups. The country is best known for the hundreds of climbers who test their mettle on the peaks of Mt. Everest each year. What’s less often seen are the numerous communities who live in these remote regions. Many have had very little opportunity to hear the gospel in their own language.
Bringing the Gospel Closer to Home
When Words of Hope first began broadcasting in Nepal, the ministry model was simple. Biblical sermons were adapted into radio programs and aired around the country in Nepali.
Hope in Every Room
Growing up in a Hindu community in Nepal, Mahendra heard Christians talk about Jesus, but he resisted their message. When one believer shared a story from the book of Daniel, Mahendra challenged him.
The World Cup and the Kingdom of God
The international extravaganza we call the World Cup is in its full, once-every-four-years swing. Tune in and you’ll see stadiums filled to bursting. There are flags, songs, and traditions, from Scottish bagpipes to Mexican sombreros. It has brought me immense joy these past few weeks not only to watch the
A Radio Broadcast Gave Samar Hope
At sixteen years old, Samar climbed a banyan tree with a rope around his neck.
How the Words of Hope Devotional Is Transforming Lives in Uganda
At Bishop Senior School Mukono in Uganda, each school day begins before sunrise. By 6:00 a.m., students are gathered in their classrooms—not for lessons or exams, but for something even more foundational: time in God’s Word. James serves the school community as a lay pastor, chaplain, and Christian Religious Education
Pray for Iran: Start with This Simple Guide
As conflict continues to unfold in Iran, our eyes are fixed firmly on God. If you feel moved to pray for Iran, we’d love for you to join us.