Sponsor a Student - for $25/month!!
Imagine the barriers that are broken through literacy and a relationship with Christ? What a tangible way to offer hope in Jesus' Name. Of course any amount and one-time gifts are a huge blessing!
As always 100% of all Hope and Care gifts go straight to the student with zero administrative fees!!
Hope Lutheran School is now in session and serving students from Nursery - Grade 12.
Destitution is not a stranger to Liberian families but some have it worse than others. Due to the deteriorating economy and increase of food scarcity due to Covid shutdowns, more and more families struggle just to survive, let alone send their kids to school.
Please pray for the families who want to send their kids to school but cannot!
As always 100% of all Hope and Care gifts go straight to the student with zero administrative fees!!
Hope Lutheran School is now in session and serving students from Nursery - Grade 12.
Destitution is not a stranger to Liberian families but some have it worse than others. Due to the deteriorating economy and increase of food scarcity due to Covid shutdowns, more and more families struggle just to survive, let alone send their kids to school.
Please pray for the families who want to send their kids to school but cannot!
Meet the New Principal: Mr John Nyumah
Hope Lutheran Principal: Mr. John Nyumah
Principal John Nyumah. He comes to HCC with a vast background in education and a passion for literacy and adult education. His heart is to wipe out literacy through Lutheran education. He is long-standing member of St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church and comes highly recommended by all of his pastors.
In September 2017, we officially opened the new school building with an enrollment of 300 students from Nursery - 6th Grade.
Had it not been for scholarships, 1/3 of those students would not have attended school. The farm in Bong county is designed and now being implemented to provide sustainability to the ministry and directly fund scholarships.
Had it not been for scholarships, 1/3 of those students would not have attended school. The farm in Bong county is designed and now being implemented to provide sustainability to the ministry and directly fund scholarships.
Learning is fun in the 1st grade
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Hope Lutheran Teachers & Admin
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The growing Nursery Class
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Hope Lutheran Elementary School Construction: 2017
2016 - School or Home?HCC School took up temporary residence inside the orphanage home while we waited for construction to be completed. The school opened in September 2016 with 115 students from Nursery through Grade 3.
When Hope and Care moved into our new community there were no school in the area, public or private. But do we tutor our kids or open a small school for the community? We had only constructed a home; the school was not built yet. So what else could we do but open our home to accommodate the school and as many kids in the community as possible. The older orphans commuted to the "nearby" school. There were many challenges as the 2 ministries co-existed in the Hope home. But, it was well worth the sacrifice!! Each day the living room in the Hope home was converted into 3 classrooms and each afternoon it reverted back to a living room. Bedrooms were also shared space. But what we developed was a strong healthy relationship with our new neighbors. Could we have just tutored our kids and had more space for the kids to live and study and eat? Sure but what would Jesus do? |
Hope Lutheran School Chapel in Living Room |