It’s Not Over

We will continue to do what God has called us to.

What Do You Live For?

We’ve been talking about life a lot these days. Most of us have resumed our normal routines in this post pandemic world, yet the thought of living has escaped many. Living has everything to do with obeying God’s call for our lives and carrying out the plans that He has for us. Living is a

Churches Bring Community Transformation

Six churches are a part of our network in the Dominican Republic. Six churches that we believe are pillars for the community, a local place where relationships can flourish, and people can come and cling to the Lord. These churches are prayed over, fought for, and loved fervently. There are so many people involved in

Hello dear friend! Dominicans love to sip on a cup of hot chocolate during breakfast or dinner. We want you to experience a little piece of the Dominican Republic as a small thanks to you for all of the great things you do for us! We have made it this far because you continue to

A Day In The Life On Hope Mountain

Written by Alex Ramirez “BAWKKK” my ears sting as I crack open my sleepy eyes. There are girls sitting up on their beds, others standing, some seem wide awake, and the rest are still half-asleep like me. The bright sun is shining in over the mountains through our two windows. Patches of pink, orange, and

Before You Go…

By Annie Bingham If you’re considering going on a short-term Missions trip, this post goes out to you! If you’re not considering, START CONSIDERING!! A 2 week, 3 month, or even 9 month trip can be a great opportunity to broaden your perspective, make lasting relationships, and fall totally in love with the Lord.  To

It’s Almost Over

2020 has been an interesting year. The actuality of feeling stuck lived within homes throughout the world. We all were required to keep our distance from those we cherish, stand in long lines to shop for needed supplies, pray hard for a supply of toilet paper, work from home, maintain our children’s education from home,

We Move On and We Never Forget

I walked through the upstairs of our termite eaten house on Hope Mountain a few days ago. What used to be a place that was full of life now looks like a grave yard. The torn out walls revealed the culprit of the bothersome termite dust. Just enough termite wings lingered on the exposed beams

Ice Cream and Avocados

Written by Jaime Rodriguez With a smile on her face she handed me an ice cream pop, but undoubtedly there was so much more I received than the sweet refreshing treat. Driving through the windy roads, we found ourselves in the town of Moca, approximately 30 minutes outside of Santiago. When we arrived at the

Online all of the time…

This has been an interesting season of video conferencing, virtual prayer time, live church services online and texting at a substantially immense level! COVID-19 has most definitely altered our way of thinking and running this ministry. Though these changes have come as a result of a pandemic, they’ve made us at HOPE4DR better. Video conferencing