Blog: Other Regions

Idomeni Refugee Camp, Greece

Dorgovska Mahala, Serbia

Close to my heart, this project is in my village. I am actively visiting people to establish a relationship of trust with them. I talk with them about who we are and how our goal is to work together with them on the issues in order to transform our society.

Đorgovska mahala Village, Serbia

At our Women’s Cycle of Life seminar, as part of our Community Health Education (CHE) training, we worked with women on the theme of healthy relationships. Topics focused how to be tolerant, how to forgive, and what are the barriers and solutions to restore broken relationships. Two women in the group weren’t on good terms because of intolerance. After the seminar, they forgave each other and started talking.

GHNI is working with Refugee Families in Greece.  More information will be available in the very near future!

Đorgovska Mahala Village, Serbia

Committed to serving her congregation for more than twenty years, Snezana is the pastor’s wife of the church near the village of Đorgovska Mahala. Her heart is for the extremely poor and marginalized whom she relates to daily. Well before GHNI offered to come alongside her, Snezana had been working among the poor in twenty villages in south Serbia.  

House of Esther, Armenia

Before winter set in, our team descended upon the House of Esther with several boxes filled with necessary household items, tools, and building materials. The weather was nice and warm, so we worked long hours, with enthusiasm and hope, to finish as much as possible. The construction contractor, his workers, and some local friends were helping us.

House of Esther, Armenia

By, Bethany Marinelli

The year of 2015 will go into the books as one of great change and progress for Global Hope Network International. Our staff has worked hard, both in the field in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, and in our resource offices in France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

It’s difficult to truly quantify the hard work of Hidden and Hurting around the world who toiled toward a future of Hope. It is they whom we stand by in awe as they inspire us to push forward to end extreme poverty.

By, Annakarina Rincon