Chinese Church Voices

More Hope for the Future

By ChinaSource Team ⋅ Jul 18, 2017 ⋅ Topic: Social Service

Chinese Church Voices is an occasional column of the ChinaSource Blog providing translations of original writing by Christians in China. The views represented are entirely those of the original author; inclusion in Chinese Church Voices does not imply or equal an endorsement by ChinaSource.

In this short video profile, China Christian Daily sketches the work of Home of Hope, a Christian orphanage in Hebei province. The video gives a touching peek into one of the ways Chinese Christians impact society.

Christian Orphanage of Hebei Saves Over 150 Orphans and Abandoned Babies

Home of Hope—Christian Orphanage in Zhaoxian, Hebei

Home of Hope, a Christian orphanage in Zhaoxian, Hebei, has saved a lot of orphans and abandoned babies since it was established. "They need to go to school, be loved, and given a home!" claims Moses Feng, the president of the Zhao County Orphanage of Hebei. The children have grown up—some have been married, some work in cities like Beijing and Shanghai, some have been admitted to universities or vocational colleges and some return "home" to care for their younger "brothers and sisters."

Read the full story at China Christian Daily.

Original article: Gospel Times (Gospel Times)
English Translation: Christian Orphanage of Hebei Saves Over 150 Orphans and Abandoned Babies (China Christian Daily)

Edited and adapted with permission.

Image credits: Gospel Times
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