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Help finish the Kikooba school

Help finish the Kikooba school

Simon’s half-finished school is sitting empty Respond by June 11 to help complete the school! In Simon’s village of Kikooba, Uganda, there’s no school for children once they finish fourth grade. They either go to boarding school hours away from family … or quit school...
Support a Cuban church planter

Support a Cuban church planter

A historic revival is taking place in Cuba. Thousands of house churches are emerging where none existed before, and the Gospel is reaching people who had never heard the name of Jesus. But Cuban church planters need your help to continue fanning the flames of this...

Church Planting

$1,000 plants one church One of the most effective ways to share the Gospel in unreached communities is by empowering nationals to reach their peers. When you equip a native church planter with the tools he needs to reach his community, you enable him to touch the...
Family Homes

Family Homes

Imagine living in a one-room home constructed with tin scraps, tarps, and other salvaged material. These structures provide little protection from rain or cold, and leave families—particularly women and girls—vulnerable to predators. For a fraction of the cost, we can...
Homes of Hope

Homes of Hope

At the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa, World Help began building Homes of Hope to cope with the growing number of children orphaned by this devastating disease. An entire generation of child-headed households contributed to an already toppling family...
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