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Transformation Sierra Leone: July Update

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Transformation Sierra Leone

It is so encouraging to see how people in Sierra Leone are embracing the message of integrity as the pathway for transformation in Sierra Leone. The deeply entrenched cultural issues of corruption are being up-rooted by the powerful message of God’s love and forgiveness through Jesus Christ, and his desire that we live lives of integrity. Sixty new Christians in Makondu In one of our outreaches in Makondu earlier this year, about sixty people received…

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Partnering the ‘Why’ and the ‘How’ of Transformation

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HFSL and CLI Partnership

Dear Hope for Sierra Leone friends, I hope you are enjoying the warm summer weather and finding time to spend with family and friends. We want to provide you with a brief, mid-summer report on our work in Sierra Leone. Let these reports inspire you by seeing how you are helping to shift a nation from a deep struggle with corruption to embracing integrity and hope! Ministry growth through CLI partnership Our partnership with Commissioning…

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City of God shows what city transformation looks like

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City of God is a testimony of what a city can look like after God’s Kingdom comes to it. It is a story of how God will transform hearts and lives; and then increase vision to believe that city transformation is more than a Biblical and historical story, but the desire of God for today. You will be inspired, but more importantly, given insights as to how to make your city, the City of God.

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Glimpses of God’s Transformation Masterplan

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Some years ago a Pastor from Brandon, Manitoba impacted a young woman at an impressionable time in her life. She then had a chance to visit Sierra Leone at a difficult time in the nation’s history and on her return, introduced a contact she had made in SL to a veterinarian from Ontario. That veterinarian was Conrad Van Dijk and the young woman was Lorna Dueck – the now CEO of Crossroads Christian Communications & 100 Huntley Street.

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