INJUSTICE IS WHAT WE ARE AGAINST, PEOPLE ARE WHO WE ARE FOR.

Join us in our fight for Transformative Justice as local leaders from around the world link arms to uncover, recover and discover Hope in places of despair.

WHO WE ARE

The Hope Network–pastors, non-profits, churches, international NGO’s and like-minded individuals fighting for transformative justice in their local settings.

FIVE GLOBAL GIANTS OF INJUSTICE

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    SPIRITUAL EMPTINESS

    Living life without a sense of meaning or purpose.

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    OPPRESSION

    Being subject to someone else's will against your own.

  • ILLITERACY icon

    ILLITERACY

    Lacking the knowledge you need to participate and contribute.

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    POVERTY

    Not having access to life's basic resources or opportunities.

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    DISEASE

    When bodies and minds aren't working the way they should.

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

  • Pastor Jack Horm Kosal

    (CAMBODIA)

    Kinship Cambodia works to uplift children and youth in the community, guiding them toward a purposeful life in Christ. Programs include daycare, enrollment assistance for public schooling, vocational training, and an annual youth camp.

  • Ephraim Lucien

    (HAITI)

    The mission of Young Athletes With Hope is to raise a generation of Haitian leaders who love Jesus and lead with integrity. The program addresses poverty and food insecurity, provides education, and fosters spiritual growth through discipleship, mentorship, and competitive sports.

  • Oranssi project: wraparound deck

    Maher El Hajj

    (LEBANON)

    Youth For Christ Lebanon addresses spiritual emptiness and aims to break cycles of oppression, poverty, and illiteracy. The Manara Youth Center offers tutoring, and the Vocational Training Program provides youth with career skills to support themselves with dignity. Programs promote freedom of expression, empowerment, and reconciliation.

  • Oranssi project: passive house

    Flavio Santos

    (BRAZIL)

    The Timothy Center's Headquarters has become our Hope Center, where our focus has been reaching community and the Guarani through a food pantry and clothes distribution. We also provide discipleship training as well as intensive bible training to the Guarani to be able to return back to their tribe as a Spiritual Leader.

  • Pastor Tapan Borman

    (BANGLADESH)

    The Meena Project is partnering with local leaders to bring hope and justice to the children and workers of the largest brothel in the world. Daily feeding and education programs are just a few of the ways the Meena Project is bringing hope to these families.

  • Tim Ophus

    (ALBANY PARK WELCOME CENTER)

NATIONAL PARTNERS

  • Pastor Charley & Nichole Dever

    (KNOXVILLE, TN)

    The Telos Residency is a 10-month leadership program designed to equip recent college graduates to understand and address the needs and injustices in their communities. It also fosters a reimagined vision of a vibrant, future-focused church.

  • Pastors TJ & Melissa Poisl

    (RACINE, WI)

    Serving the Racine area, Soul Revival Church exists to connect people to God, help them discover their purpose, build community, and inspire love for their city.

  • Pastor Dave & Natalie Mudd

    (LAKE ZURICH, IL)

    Pastor Dave and Natalie Mudd serve the Lake Zurich, IL community through The Hope Collective church and the Hope Center, while being globally focus d through The Hope Network. Both The Hope Collective and the Hope Center are dedicated to bringing hope to the whole person. Lead Pastor Dave Mudd is also the founding visionary behind The Hope Network.

HOPE NETWORK PROJECTS

  • The Meena Project

    Daulatdia is home to the world’s largest brothel. With over 1300 workers and 300 children, it is a city built on exploitation. Established in 1950, this city has never seen a Christian witness until now. The Meena Project is partnering with local leaders to bring hope and justice to the children and workers of this brothel. Daily feeding and education programs are just a few of the ways the Meena Project is bringing hope to these families.

OUR TEAM

  • Oranssi founder Drew Weber

    Pastor Dave Mudd

    Founding Visionary

  • Oranssi project manager Jaya Dixon

    Joel Honegger

    Executive Director

  • Scott Dever

    Board President

  • Karen Davis

    Board Vice President

WHAT OUR PARTNERS ARE SAYING

  • "With The Hope Collective, the love of God is revealed and shined through the whole community. Hope has restored, faith is being discovered and justice is prevailed."

    Pastor Jack Horm Kosal, Kinship United

  • The Hope Network has been a tangible expression of the global Church to our community. We are encouraged and blessed by this family of local missionaries as we serve the same King and same Kingdom in our small corner of the world.

    Charley Dever, Commonwealth Church