In Gabon, a relatively wealthy African country, there are, sadly, many trafficked children. The national Alliance church reaches out to at-risk children, like these, to offer them a home, an education, and spiritual formation, under the care of Pastor Israel and his wife, Natalie. Their house, typical full with about 50 children, is called Hope House.
In this blog, you've heard about the Hope House several times. Alace and I have been a part of supporting this ministry for a decade. Perhaps you've heard about one of the Hope House children, Henricka, who wants to become a pilot (www.wings4Africa.org). We really love all the kids and ask you to pray for them and consider supporting them through a monthly or one-time donation through our friends at E4 Project (http://www.e4project.org/programs/hope-house/).
The PK-27 project (social works campus), where we are partnering with the national Alliance church to build an airstrip, will provide a permanent home for the Hope House children.
Here is a recent news report that highlights the issue of child trafficking in Gabon:
In this blog, you've heard about the Hope House several times. Alace and I have been a part of supporting this ministry for a decade. Perhaps you've heard about one of the Hope House children, Henricka, who wants to become a pilot (www.wings4Africa.org). We really love all the kids and ask you to pray for them and consider supporting them through a monthly or one-time donation through our friends at E4 Project (http://www.e4project.org/programs/hope-house/).
The PK-27 project (social works campus), where we are partnering with the national Alliance church to build an airstrip, will provide a permanent home for the Hope House children.
Here is a recent news report that highlights the issue of child trafficking in Gabon:
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