It is the end of the year, actually it is the very last day of 2016 and, just like almost everybody else, I am also thinking about what we have done and what could’ve been done. More than anything else, we are looking back and counting the so many blessing… Continue reading…
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Hope for the Future team, Ovi, Lita, Jessica, Aimee, Ethan & Roxana together with Stanley, Misozi, Tendai & Arnold Continue reading…
Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. The question in the tile of this article was asked by Hudson Taylor, to a room full of people, sometimes towards the late 1800’s, in England. Just like today, in those times many Christians saw foreign missions… Continue reading…
This year, for the family holiday, we spent a few days at Lake Malawi, a beautiful place, unique in Africa and in the world. When we got to our lodge, the hosts let us know that the waters may be infected with bilharzia but, we can go ahead an enjoy… Continue reading…
Yesterday, December the 7th, we had the Official Opening and Dedication of the Primary School in Kachere, an event highly anticipated by all of us here at Hope for the Future. I have written about the School in Kachere many times and you know how much we prayed for it.… Continue reading…
Here we are again in that time of the year when everyone is thinking about family, joy, being with the loves ones and gifts, many gifts. We would also like to do something for the orphan children in Kachere and Mpyupyu, just like we did every single year, and we… Continue reading…
Hope for the Future Baptist Mission in Malawi has recently started an internship program, where young men and women can come for a short period of time in order to observe our ministry and prayerfully consider where God may lead them for the future. The ministry in Malawi is growing fast… Continue reading…
We all know that appearances can be deceiving, and this seems to apply to what would otherwise call a good tree. On one of the first days of this year’s rainy season, we heard a big noise one late evening, coming from the bottom of the hill. A tree has… Continue reading…
Throughout the life of this blog I mentioned the Baobab trees and its fruits several times, although until now everything was only in the Romanian language (sorry my non-Romanian readers 🙃). Despite writing in only one language, the response was quite surprising, Romanians from all over the world writing me… Continue reading…
Yesterday we worshipped our Lord together with our Brothers and Sisters from the village of Ntangaleya. Hope Baptist Church, Ntangaleya, is close to our church in Mpyupyu, and it is amazing to us to see the spread of the Gospel in the surrounding villages. This church was planted in 2009… Continue reading…
