HOPE127
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Bong County, Liberia

Three wells.
Twenty acres. Six hundred seedlings.

HOPE127 began serving communities in Liberia in 2020 through clean water, agriculture, healthcare and school supplies. In January 2025 the ministry entered a new chapter: full-time mission work, reaching villages that had not heard the gospel.

That work has not disappeared. We provide free healthcare to everyone who comes to the Hope Center.

Give to the workSee what HOPE127 does now
About twenty women and children seated on benches under an open-air shelter, waiting for care.
Waiting for care — a HOPE127 clinic in a Liberian village.

The programs

The work began with practical needs.

Before mission work became the ministry's main focus, HOPE127 was already serving villages in Bong County through clean water, healthcare and farmland. Some of that work still runs today.

  1. A HOPE127 health worker taking a young woman's blood pressure, seated under an open shelter in a village.
    Taking a reading — a HOPE127 clinic in a Liberian village
    01

    Medical Outreach

    In remote villages where a doctor or a hospital is hours away, HOPE127 runs free clinics. People come for malaria, typhoid, injuries and whatever else is urgent, and nobody is charged.

  2. A woman working the handle of a hand-pump well, water running from the spout into a basin, a small child standing beside her on the well's concrete apron and jerrycans waiting to be filled.
    Drawing water — a HOPE127 well in Liberia
    02

    Clean Water

    Hand-pump wells, drilled and repaired, in villages and at a school — so a household can draw clean water close to home.

  3. Rows of young plantain plants on cleared red ground, with palms and bush behind them.
    Young plantains — the HOPE127 farm in Liberia
    03

    Agriculture

    In Bong County, HOPE127 is clearing and developing twenty acres for cooperative farming. Six hundred plantain seedlings are already in the ground.

The record

What the work produced.

  1. 001

    Hand-pump wells installed

    3
  2. 002

    Wells repaired

    2
  3. 003

    Acres being cleared in Bong County

    20
  4. 004

    Plantain seedlings planted

    600

In 2025, the work entered a new chapter.

Today HOPE127's main focus is sending missionaries, making disciples and planting churches in villages that have not heard the gospel.

See the 2026 mission record

The wells and the farm now

Wells and farming are still running.

HOPE127 sent these photographs in August 2026: water coming up at the pumps, rice in the field, peppers picked, plantains carried in.

Water

A small boy drinking from his cupped hands under a running hand pump, his family standing behind him and laughing.
A boy drinking at the pump.
A hand-pump well standing on a fresh concrete apron with an inscribed plate set into it, red earth banked up behind.
A HOPE127 hand-pump well.
A man standing in a creek bed, holding out a bucket and pouring brown water so that it catches the light.
Water from a creek.
A woman working a hand pump with a small child beside her, jerrycans and basins filling on the concrete apron.
Drawing water at the pump.

The farm

A woman in a headwrap standing in a rice field, holding up a fistful of ripe rice heads.
Rice farm
A woman picking small red peppers from a row of pepper plants.
Pepper farm
A man walking a narrow path through tall sugarcane that stands well above his head.
Farming. Projects are always changing.
A man carrying two heavy bunches of harvested plantains, one under each arm.
Plantains

Give

Help the work go farther.

Your gift sends Liberian missionaries into villages that have not heard the gospel, puts Bibles into the hands of new believers, trains local leaders, and helps new churches take root.

Every gift, whatever its size, goes into that work.

The villages reached, the salvations and the people discipled are counted in the 2026 record.

Looking for another way to give? Get in touch and we'll help you find the right fit.

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Send to the address below.

pamrathope@gmail.com