Believers Eastern Church

16,000 Vitamins Combat Blindness in Gorakhpur

March 8, 2011 Bridge of Hope Gorakhpur Diocese

On 8th March 2011, Believers Church Gorakhpur Diocese conducted Blindness Control Programs in all its churches and Bridge of Hope centers and also in a few schools. Vitamin A deficiency is prevalent throughout South Asia, putting children and adults at risk of blindness and other diseases. Believers Church helped combat this by distributing vitamins to

Medical Camps Reach 1,700 in Chhattisgarh and Orissa

October 15, 2010

Believers Church Bilaspur Diocese held medical camps in needy villages of Chhattisgarh and Orissa from 5th to 14th October 2010. Over this period of time, a team of medical professionals was able to reach out to almost 1,700 people, ranging from an i

Free Health Protection on Mother’s Day in Agartala

May 9, 2010

On 9th May 2010, Believers Church Agartala Diocese celebrated Mother’s Day. In honor of the occasion, Bridge of Hope organized a multivitamin distribution program for women in Khumulwng market. Special guest Dr. Rati Ranjan Debbarma (MBBS) of Khere

Gynecologist Distributes Vitamins to Women in Himachal Pradesh

November 22, 2009

Believers Church Himachal Pradesh organized a vitamin distribution event at a Bridge of Hope center on 22 Nov 2009. Gynecologist Dr. Maya Ahuja handed out vitamins to around 40 women. She explained the importance of the tablets and instructed the re

Effect of Vitamin A Surprises Villagers

June 4, 2009

Believers Church Lucknow Diocese organized a medical camp and vitamin distribution event in a local village in June 2009. The inhabitants of this village live beneath the poverty line. Many of them have poor eyesight because they cannot afford nutr

Twelve Communities Receive Free Medical Care

November 28, 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 Ghaziabad. An average of 350 underprivileged people attended each camp, including children, pregnant women, elderly and other adults.