Behind everything we do is a community of faithful people serving together. From local leaders and field staff to board members, volunteers, and faithful partners, each person plays a unique role while sharing one calling—to be Christ's hands and feet.
Every gathering is made possible by a faithful team that serves week after week, cooking meals, leading songs, sharing Bible stories, and knowing the children by name. Led by our children's services director, Tony, they faithfully invest in these children through consistent love, care, and discipleship.
Every harvest is the fruit of a team that shows up before the sun and stays long after it sets. They plant and weed, feed the animals, tend the hatchery, teach interns, and carry out the daily, unglamorous work that turns a patch of ground into food, income, and hope.
Before there was a farm, a school fee paid, or a child cared for, there were people on their knees. Prayer opens every door this ministry walks through.
Monthly partners, and one-time givers — many of them quietly, many of them sacrificially. Every gift becomes food, medicine, schooling, Bibles, and ground to plant spiritual seed in.
From our precious volunteers in Mozambique who serve their community, to those in the U.S. who give their time, energy, and resources to fundraise and bring awareness to the work.
None of this work would be possible without faithful partners. If you have prayed for, given to, or simply believed in this ministry — thank you. You are as much a part of this team as anyone.
Whether through prayer, partnership, hosting a speaker, or volunteering, the ministry grows through people who say yes. We'd love to explore how you might be part of it.
1971 – 2026
Co-Founder · Hope of a Nation
"Many knew him as Teacher, Pastor, and Apostle. But we knew him best as Brother."
He will be remembered for his great love for the Lord, his passion for prayer, his patience, his kindness, his passion in preaching the Word of God, his heart for protecting and caring for orphans, and his mission to reach the lost for Christ — because he wanted others to know the Jesus he knew so well.
