August 14, 2015 - As with all establishments, the real action goes on in the kitchen.. I hope these photographs convey a little of the swag, sass and personality that I witnessed today with the ladies that keep Camp Hope fed! Photo #8 was taken right...
This is Juliet and Florence, and they are two of the “Mamas” that are God’s angels to the children that call My Fathers House their home. I just loved sitting on their front porch and watching the happiness… ...
[August 13, 2015] This is Jake Jackson, Frisco High School History teacher and wrestling coach (2x TX State Champions 2014/2015!) Jake is a veteran with EOH and has served four months in Zambia over the past three years. His wife Michelle was the director of sponsorship...
August 13, 2015 - Being able to spend time with people like Gary Schneider makes my work as a humanitarian photographer something I treasure. The love of God is so evident in Gary's life and is reflected in his ministry of Every Orphans Hope in...
August 12th, 2015 - HIV has changed the parental landscape of Africa, and the children suffer. Children who never know their parents are often raised by grandparents or friends, many times they are forced on caretakers that are unable to care for themselves, much less...
August 11, 2015 - As a 15 year old girl with no parents, Gertrude was destined to be yet another statistic of poverty . Like so many children here in Lusaka, Zambia, Gertrude experienced the love of Christ through Camp Hope. For over 10 years,...
[August 11, 2015] One of the main contributions that our group from the US will make this week is serving at Camp Hope. Before coming to Lusaka, Zambia I read the following description from the Every Orphans Hope website at www.http://everyorphan.org "Every summer, we share the...
{August 10th, 2015] Sunday our group of 15 drove a little less than an hour to the township of Chongwe to attend Word of life Church. This is also the location for My Fathers House, 8 little homes built by Every Orphans Hope, each one...
[August 9th, 2015] Third world country arrivals are always interesting, and this one was no exception. Our journey from the U.S. started with a 16 hour flight from the USA to the UAE, landing in Dubai at noon but our body clocks were still set...
Before returning to Africa later this week, I feel compelled to post one more story from my trip taken a few weeks ago to Ethiopia with The Adera Foundation. This short video, aptly named "Journeys", chronicles our journey to the Wenchi Cherkos monastery that is believed...
