Hope for Children

“Caring for the Uncared” on World AIDS Day

1 December, 2008

Believers Church Kolkata Diocese celebrated World AIDS Day on 1st December 2008. The theme of the awareness program was “Caring for the Uncared.” Around 200 people marched in a rally

Medical Team Travels through Nepal on Two-Week Tour

28 October, 2008

Believers Church Kathmandu Diocese held a medical camp from 14th to 28th October 2008. A team of doctors volunteered their time to offer free medical checkups and treatment. The team screened 1,178 children and 297 parents at Bridge of Hope centers i

Bridge of Hope Offers Free Medical Care

21 August, 2008

Believers Church Gorakhpur and Lucknow Diocese conducted medical camps in different Bridge of Hope centers from 18th to 21st August 2008. Around 5000 people in total attended these medical camp in their respective BOH centers. Local medical personnel

Songs and Comic Strips Teach Thousands of Kids about Hygiene

15 June, 2008

Believers Church Kathmandu Diocese held a health awareness program for Bridge of Hope students. The church released a poster and a song VCD to teach children about washing their hands before eating food. The program helped around 6,000 children to le

Twelve Communities Receive Free Medical Care

28 November, 2007

Believers Church Delhi Diocese gave free health checkups to 12 communities through local Bridge of Hope centers in November 2007. The medical camps took place in Delhi’s metropolitan area and the neighboring towns of Faridabad, Gurgaon and Ghaziaba

Large Gathering Celebrates Independence Day

15 August, 2007

On 15th August 2007, Believers Church Synod Secretariat hosted an Independence Day program which was attended by Synod Secretariat staff, Believers Church Theological Seminary students and faculty, Bridge of Hope

Medical Camps for Children in Remote Nepali Villages

28 September, 2006

Believers Church Kathmandu Diocese held medical camps for Bridge of Hope children from 20th-27th September 2006. The total number of children who came was 762. These students were being infected by many diseases. As there was no medical assistance av