What We Do

ENGAGE

Engaging individuals and communities by sharing the Gospel and making disciples through short-term mission trips, church planting, Bible conferences, evangelism, medical and malnutrition outreaches.

EQUIP

Equipping individuals, churches and communities through discipleship, leadership and vocational training, Christian education, emergency relief and access to clean water, food and medical care

EMPOWER

Empowering those God calls us to serve to become self-sustaining so that they can live spiritually and physically healthy lives and effect lasting change in their families and communities.

Engage Hope Ministries

Engage Hope Ministries is committed to glorifying God by sharing the gospel and making disciples. Our work spans short-term mission trips, evangelistic and medical outreaches, church planting, and Christian education—all designed to meet both physical and spiritual needs in Uganda. We partner with local ministries to empower communities through emergency relief, discipleship, and holistic development.

Evangelism & Discipleship

Engage Hope is committed to empowering our ministry partners, churches, and pastors in their mission to spread the gospel and nurture discipleship. Through initiatives such as distributing Bibles and discipleship materials, planting and constructing churches, leading Bible studies, community evangelism, and providing pastor training, we strive to equip them with the resources and training necessary to present the Truth effectively. Our short-term mission trips to Uganda provide invaluable opportunities for individuals to join hands with our ministry partners in evangelism and discipleship efforts. The primary aim of each trip is to glorify God by sharing the gospel and making disciples of Christ.

Sponsor-a-Child

Engage Hope's Sponsor-a-Child initiative offers a distinctive chance to forge a meaningful connection with and provide essential support to a remarkable child. The children enrolled in our program often face the challenges of being orphaned, living in poverty, or abandoned. Through sponsorship, we aim to spiritually engage these children, equip them with education, and empower them to realize their God-given potential. We firmly believe that child sponsorship serves as a catalyst for enduring transformation in the lives of children, their families, and the wider community.Our short-term mission trips to Uganda provide invaluable opportunities for individuals to join hands with our ministry partners in evangelism and discipleship efforts. The primary aim of each trip is to glorify God by sharing the gospel and making disciples of Christ.

Homes

The mission of our ministry leaders' homes is to rescue vulnerable boys and girls from the harsh conditions of the slums and streets. These children are taken to safe homes where they receive love and care from dedicated Christian house parents and social workers. Between three of our ministry leaders—African Hearts, Central Baptist, and Revival Outreach—we actively support seven homes for boys and girls.

Schools

In Uganda, public schools are essentially non-existent in terms of quality and resources. Families often rely on private or Christian schools to ensure their children receive an adequate education. Seven of our ministry leaders operate Christian schools, collectively serving over 3,000 students each year.

Medical Ministry

Uganda has been deeply affected by HIV, malnutrition, and inadequate access to medical services. Therefore, it's crucial for us to address these physical needs through free clinics, eye tests, dental care, HIV screening, and providing essential medications and antibiotics, as well as meals. By meeting these physical needs, we create opportunities to also address the spiritual needs of those we serve.

Slum Ministry

Millions of children and adults inhabit the slums of Uganda, trapped by circumstances such as poverty, abandonment, and abuse. Our ministry leaders enter these areas, offering essential support to those in need. This includes providing thousands of free meals annually, imparting life skills, facilitating education and vocational training, offering pro-life counseling, and offering transitional housing for young boys, girls, single mothers, and their babies who have been rescued from the slums.