By Mark Flores on
7/11/2010 3:54 PM
 International Association of Directional Drilling is hosting a Sporting Clays Tournament in Texas with some of the proceeds to benefit Life's Hope.
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By Mark Flores on
7/11/2010 3:12 PM
 Life’s Hope is returning to Thailand to perform maintenance on the very first water treatment system the organization installed, which is at a refugee camp in Thailand. The Discovery Journey team plans to install two water treatment systems in Thai villages and then travel to Katmandu and a non-disclosed location near Mount Everest in Nepal to conduct pastor conferences.
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By Brent Justus on
5/21/2010 12:06 PM
 There are over 1,000,000 people in Haiti without an adequate supply of safe drinking water as of May 2010. Learn how Life's Hope plans to give them a permanent solution to end this suffering.
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By Brent Justus on
5/21/2010 12:01 PM
 A Discovery Journey team returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo at the end of April 2010. The purpose of the trip was to install water treatment systems in new locations, service previously installed systems, and offer medical treatment in a land where the median age is 16!
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By Brent Justus on
5/21/2010 11:41 AM
 We summarized our initial response to the disasterous earthquake that struck the island nation of Haiti. Discover the difference between an Exploratory Journey and a Discovery Journey; and perhaps why you should consider taking one!
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By Brent Justus on
5/21/2010 11:09 AM
 Sometimes it seems like we are taking one step forward and then two backward. But, a look at what has been accomplished over the last year reveals that we are making progress!
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By Brent Justus on
4/22/2010 10:42 AM
 Life’s Hope offers volunteers opportunities to serve others by organizing two types of humanitarian trips:
- A Discovery Journey is a trip to an area around the world where volunteers install water treatment systems, offer medical care, distribute food, clothes, and other humanitarian relief supplies, and teach personal hygiene courses.
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By Brent Justus on
2/13/2010 12:38 PM
 The people of Haiti are struggling with the recovery from the destruction caused by the earthquake. Life's Hope has installed four water treatment systems that are providing safe drinking water for an estimated 180,000 people but there is still much more work to do. Discover why time is running out for many people that have survived the earthquake.
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By Benny Alegria on
2/13/2010 11:17 AM
 Getting to Port-Au-Prince before the earthquake was easy - visit the web sites of 14 different airlines, buy a ticket, and show up for your flight. But, after the earthquake, the airport was closed to airline traffic making it extremely difficult to transport vital relief supplies.
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By Matt Cantwell on
2/13/2010 10:33 AM
 I went on an Exploratory Journey to Haiti in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that struck this tiny island nation. I witnessed people trying to cope with the loss of their homes and businesses, the death of their family and friends, and the daily struggle to survive.
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