Prayer

A few years ago a word was shared at a morning prayer meeting for Hope into Action in Peterborough

It was Isaiah 54:2-3 which says:

“Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes. For you will spread out to the right and to the left; your descendants will dispossess nations and settle in their desolate cities.”

We have seen amazing growth in the years since Hope into Action was founded and God has answered so many prayers bringing us people, partners and resources.

We believe in the value of yours and our prayers as a foundation of our work.

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Liberty to the captives

Before the pandemic we were due to be at New Wine again this year. As we can't be, we thought we would share with you or experience of last year...
Delivering Hope

Written by one of our Empowerment Workers: 'A tenant of ours has recently moved into her own place and all our prayers for her have been answered so extravagantly that I wanted to share it with everyone...
Stop, take a look

An extract from 'A house built on love' By Ed Walker
Managing physical and mental health

Poor physical and mental health are causes and consequences of homelessness. 158 of our 234 adult tenants reported suffering with their health at the point when they moved in last year (to 31 March 2020). 59%, 93 people improved and including those who maintained their health, we give thanks that 90% were managing their mental and physical well-being. Our Empowerment Workers are acutely aware of people's challenges. Read here how one Empowerment Worker has seen real change for the better.
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