Join the community—a group committed to reaching people with Bible teaching in this language. As a member of the community, you will receive updates on language impact.
If you or your church would like to have more impact in the community, we invite you to explore adoption options with our team.
What area in the world does my language gift cover?
Your gift will be used to support the English (Global) program in any country where it is currently being distributed, focusing on areas of greatest need. This includes translation, production, and all available distribution methods. As new opportunities to distribute arise, the cost may grow to reach even more people.
How are the monthly costs and current monthly funding calculated?
The monthly cost reflects our annual program expenses divided evenly across 12 months. The current monthly funding represents total year-to-date gifts — both one-time and recurring — averaged across 12 months. Breaking it down monthly makes it easier for our community to track progress and take part in sustaining the work.
As a community member, can I make a one-time donation?
Yes! You can definitely make a one-time donation to support this program. Every gift helps us reach more people and ensure the program makes a real impact.
How do I update my monthly/yearly giving?
Update or end your recurring gifts on the website by signing in with the Heralds of Hope account associated with your giving.
Website: Login to manage recurring gifts and payment methods.
Can my church or I have more impact in this language?
If you or your church has the vision to provide Bible teaching for a specific area speaking this language, we would love to partner.
Heralds of Hope partners with in-culture believers to distribute Bibles. By collaborating closely with these partners around the world, we empower them to share God’s Word with their own communities.
Heralds of Hope offers two distinctive teaching programs: The Voice of Hope and Hope for Today, each centered on expository Bible teaching. The Voice of Hope is a weekly, thirty-minute program in English, while Hope for Today is a fifteen-minute international program offered in 26 languages. Both are available through radio and social media platforms.