URGENT NEEDS

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

An orphan boy receiving shoes from WHCDC


You never know where God will lead you. In July 1997 Rev. McKinley Battle was sent as a consultant to the Dominican Republic to discuss the possibility of forming a Waste Management Company in Santo Domingo. After the meeting ended, Rev. Battle left the building and noticed a large blue painted building across the street. He was told that the building was a small boys orphanage. His curiosity led him to go across the street and call out for someone to come to the tall gate. A thin woman came out and opened the gate. Inside he saw 30 to 34 little boys ages 2 to 9 running around without shoes, shirts and some without pants. He was moved immediately to make something good happen for them. He reached inside his pocket and gave the lady who opened the gate $100 to purchase some food and promised her that he would return soon.

 

URGENT NEEDS

PRISON MINISTRY

Ministering at the Prison


In August 2005, Rev. Battle began serving as a volunteer Associate Chaplain with the DC Department of Corrections, Office of Religious/Volunteer and Reentry Services. His first Bible Study was conducted in the Southeast Two Housing Unit where many of the inmates are classified as maximum security pre-trial, post-trial or post-trial awaiting transfer to a designated federal prison. Currently, Rev. McKinley Battle functions as an advocate for the inmate population at the DC Department of Corrections. His humble and anointed style of teaching helps detainees understand the Scriptures as they learn to apply the principles of godly living in their daily lives. Whether inmates are incarcerated or whether they are returning citizens to the larger community, Rev. Battle clearly instructs with simplicity as he ensures that detainees are moving forward in their spiritual growth and development.

 

CHARITY

PAST PROJECTS

Feeding those in need locally

 

  • Fed thousands of families in the Dominican Republic
  • Provided financial aid to HIV AIDS organizations both in Africa and the Dominican Republic
  • Distributed over 1 million tracts in the Dominican Republic
  • Distributed thousands of gifts to orphans in the Dominican Republic
  • Trained missionary teams to serve in the International communities
  • Built classrooms for "Hope Academy" in Nairobi, Kenya
  • Provided thousands of turkeys to churches and needy seniors of DC
  • Currently providing financial assistance to the HAITI earthquake humanitarian effort

 

ABOUT US

It is a great opportunity and privilege to be instrumental in reaching lost souls and to be able to evangelize to thousands of people who are suffering. Through World Hope, a 501©3 non-profit organization, founded by Dr. David Janney in 1997, we have been able to prepare teachers and preachers to share the gospel, to win lost souls and to evangelize to those who have no hope. We prepare individuals to serve as short-term missionaries.  We inform them of the need to go into the entire world and to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. We train the short-term missionaries to carry out this mission by distributing Christian tracts to others in order to give them hope and encouragement. World Hope also enlightens others about God’s love for all through Christian songs, music and liturgical dances. Presenting conferences and holding crusades is also an approach we use to reach out and share the Word of God.

 

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EVENTS

Mission Project Events

  • LAND DEVELOPMENT - World Hope is prayerfully considering available land in the Domnican Republic for our ministry for future development.
  • FURNISH CLASSROOMS - We are seeking funds to furnish two newly built classrooms in Nairobi, Kenya with 90 desk/chairs and school supplies.

Local Project Events


Thanksgiving

World Hope normally purchases 400 turkeys for distribution to those in need for the Thanksgiving season celebration.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

 

World Hope is a non-profit 501©3 organization working to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate than us who are suffering around the world and here at home. Your financial contributions are tax deductible. World Hope is totally dependent on private, corporate and individual support to carry out our mission.


Please consider donating:

  • Your Time
  • Resources
  • Financial Support

Also consider becoming a Sponsor.


Help us as we "help others to prepare eternally."