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Leah, a young woman with HIV/AIDS, gave her heart to the Lord when EHC workers arrived at her doorstep and shared the love of God with her. She had been the ring leader of a group of young girls who practised prostitution to earn their living, but when Leah’s life was transformed, they too accepted… Read More…

God loves people. For this reason it matters greatly that people know about Jesus, God’s greatest gift. Two young EHC workers were on a remote mission assignment on a South Pacific island. They were systematically going from home to home, making sure that everyone heard about Jesus. Finishing one village, they noticed another across the river.… Read More…

Peter lost his hearing when he was five years old. By the time he was 24, he was miserable and did not want to live. One morning he woke up and decided he would kill himself by drinking battery acid mixed with beer. But just as he was making these plans, two EHC workers gave… Read More…

Their heartache had festered into bitterness. “We don’t need any god! We’ve given up on God,” they shouted when EHC workers in Sri Lanka visited their dilapidated home. “God never helped us!” they cried, clearly angered by the mention of Him. The pioneer missionaries listened patiently, waiting for the elderly couple’s anger to subside.  For… Read More…

More than 200 million people worldwide suffer for their faith in Christ. Their cry continues to be, “Pray for us.” EHC is carefully at work in many of the nations where Christians endure the most severe persecution for their faith in Christ. We are deeply grateful to the ministry of Open Doors for their continuing… Read More…

Throughout the Caribbean, there are people searching to know who Jesus is – and many are responding to the Good News shared in EHC’s Finding the Hope booklets... Read more...

EHC Finding the Hope materials are now being sown across Europe and as far as the French-owned territories of the Caribbean! Our friend and colleague, Dr. Pierre Clément, who serves as National Director in France and also Regional Director for Europe, has given leadership and vital breath to these many initiatives. Literally millions of Finding… Read More…

A Finding the Hope booklet, left on a street, became a lifesaver for a man on the verge of committing suicide. The man’s name is Joseph. He lives in Martinique, a French territory in the Caribbean... Read more...

This past year a lady in British Columbia wrote to our office asking us for permission to copy a page of the Finding the Hope booklet. She wanted to reproduce the page entitled “A Prayer to Jesus”, which we had included in the booklet as a suggestion to help people begin to pray. Read more...

Signs and signals are important. In fact they can be lifesavers! Traffic signals, warning signs near high voltage towers or a recurring sharp pain are signs and signals that alert us to something we need to be aware of – something that is critically important. Jesus speaks of the signs of the times and tells… Read More…

Ondrej Garaj grew up in a small village outside Bratislava, Slovakia. His parents were farmers under the Communist regime and had chosen to resist the pressure of the Communists, who wanted to take their property into the colchoz, a type of farming collective. Ondrej says, “You must remember this was during Communism, when nobody had… Read More…

Earlier this year, nearly 2,000 homes in Calgary received the message of hope in Christ! Parkdale Grace Fellowship felt God’s call to reconnect with their neighbourhood. The church and EHC developed a plan. Finding the Hope packets were mailed. Volunteers distributed door hangers home by home before and after the Finding the Hope mailing. Follow-up… Read More…