To God be the glory!

Hope Alliance had its first Committee meeting on the 24th of April 2010.

Hope Alliance Committee comprises of twelve members that are currently serving in different ministries in the Body of Christ and we appreciate your prayer support for their lives and also for Hope Alliance general continuous success. The Committee sat for three hours to deliberate on how to practically achieve Hope Alliance vision goals of life transformation across the globe and to God be the glory the outcome of the meeting was highly productive. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the Board of Committee was able to identify various areas of desperate need for effective Christ Ministry both in the UK and abroad and were also able to identify various ways of how we can go about meeting those needs.

The areas of needs we identified in the UK includes Homelessness and homelessness related problems such as; (alcohol, drug addiction and prostitution), Prison ministry, Youth work and general empowerment youth projects.  In regards to outside the UK, the areas of urgent need for effective Christ ministry the Board of Committee identified includes, empowerment programs for people trapped in life of prostitution and drug addiction, proactive help plans for orphans and assistance for Orphanage homes providers, widow enablement and empowerment programs etc.

The committee by majority vote elected the following as interim project leaders to facilitate an action plan and a working strategy necessary to take the Alliance vision of life transformation in the identified areas forward:

• Connie Thomas- Interim Leader for Homelessness ministry. Connie Thomas serves at Glad Tides church located in Kew Richmond and she is a passionate worshipper. Her task as Interim Leader for Homelessness Ministry is to develop an action plan on how we can put in place a Christ ministry targeted towards the homeless with particular focus on tackling the root causes of homelessness such as unemployment, poor housing conditions, poor health etc. In devising her Action plans Connie will be looking at identifying various ministries and organisations that works with the homeless to both identify gaps and how we can begin to meet those gaps. If you are an agency or Christian organisation and are working with the Homeless or have a passion to do so for the love of Christ please email Connie at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or email her direct at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
• Sam Opeche - Interim Leader for Fundraising events and concerts. Sam Opeche is a talented gospel artist with a unique passion to serve in the Body of Christ using his talents and skills to make a change and difference in the lives of the vulnerable in the society for the glory of God. His main tasks as our event leader includes the coordinating of Hope Alliance events both indoor and outdoor. He is also working with our Prison Ministry interim leader exploring the various options that are available for us to kick start a prison ministry. Brother Sam serves at RCCG Living Spring Centre, Tottenham, London and he is a passionate worshipper and worship leader and has recently released a debut wonderful album to the glory of God. You can listen to a track from his album at Hope Alliance website www.hopealliance.org.uk or visit his website at www.samopeche.com. As our events coordinator, he is currently working hard on putting together our forthcoming concert which is due to take place on the 21st of August. If you are an artist wishing to use your talent for God's glory through taking part in our forthcoming concert or a pastor wising to invite brother Sam to come and minister in songs in your church please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or email him direct at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . 
•  Michael Emeyionu- Interim Leader for Prison Ministry. Michael Emeyionu is a vibrant end time evangelist dedicated to leading and directing people to finding hope and salvation in Christ through undiluted preaching of the word and his Christ led evangelical field faith works. He serves at Freedom House International Ministries dedicated to outreach evangelical work. His main task as Prison Ministry interim leader is to explore the various options that are available to us for kick starting a Hope Alliance Prison ministry in the UK. This will also involve identifying joint working opportunities with other agencies and ministries dedicated to Prison Ministerial work for Kingdom advancement purposes. If you are an agency dedicated to Prison Ministry work or would like to join hands with Hope Alliance to reach out to prisoners and their families for the love of Christ please email brother Michael at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or email him direct at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
• Jolade Williams- Interim Leader for Youth work. Jola Williams is a law undergraduate and she is a passionate worshipper. Her main passion in life is to reach out to teenagers and youths using her singing/ song writing talents and her life experiences in general to motivate them towards finding Christ and through a life in Christ Jesus lead a spiritually fulfilled life. Her task includes exploring the various ways Hope Alliance can reach out and positively impact the lives of youths and teenagers in our society. This will also involve identifying joint working opportunities with other organizations that are currently impacting the lives of teenagers and youths for the love of Christ. You can contact Jola direct at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or email her at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• Joyce Edoreh- Interim leader for abroad projects. Joyce Edoreh is passionate about reaching out to the vulnerable in the society across the globe and her task as the abroad project coordinator is to identify various empowerment projects that Hope Alliance can facilitate to help transform the lives of orphans, widows and all other vulnerable in the society that are dare to Christ heart. She currently serves at Freedom House and she is keen on spreading the message of the gospel to the hard to reach in the society. If you are an agency working aboard for the love of Christ and would like to partner with Hope Alliance for mission work abroad for Kingdom advancement purposes please email Joyce direct at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or email her at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

            Others:

• Sade Akintan: Working with Joyce Edoreh on Abroad projects. Sade Akintan is a singer song writer and she currently serves at Mountain of Fire church. She is multi talented and she is currently working on her debut album. Her main passion in life is to make use of her various talents and life skills to transform the lives of people globally for the glory of God.
• Francis Kwawu: Working with Michael Emeyionu on Prison ministerial work. Francis Kwawu is a humble man with a unique passion for reaching out to the vulnerable in the society. He serves at Glad Tides Church at Kew Richmond and part of his mission goal in life is to be able to put a smile on someone's face through his practical expression of God's love.

Blessings

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