Hope Partners Overview

I wanted to share an new overview video of Hope Partners Africa (HPA), our ministry to refugees in Uganda. For their safety and anonymity, the faces of the two refugee woman interviewed have been blurred.  Please pray for us as we prepare to send a team this summer to serve woman recovering from horrific trauma like what you will hear described here.  Also pray for the ladies (see pic below) in our church who lead the Free Indeed Initiative, a business partner with HPA.  Free Indeed sells jewelry that is handmade by refugees as part of their occupational and group therapy.

To see the video follow this link: Hope Partners Africa

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