Bantu Hope Ministries: Reaching the forgotten corner in the Jungle of Central Africa for a better life now and for the Hope of Salvation

Bantu Hope Ministries’ goal is to put mosquito nets in the hands of lost souls in Central Africa to help reduce the global malaria burden.

664,413 Number of Standardized reported malaria Deaths in Cameroon! Source: World Malaria Report, Roll back Malaria

Major malaria carrier identified in Cameroon in Central Africa: Reference: Malaria Journal 6, 5 (2007)/doi:10.1186/1475-2875-6-5

The Global Malaria Action Plan 2008 aims to reduce malaria deaths to near zero by 2015 by implementing a three-part global strategy that includes reducing the global malaria burden, eliminating malaria over time, and researching new tools and approaches to support malaria control and elimination efforts
We can contribute with this global effort and protect the vulnerable now by providing them with mosquito nets!
If you are impressed by the Holy Spirit to support this ministry or any of its projects, Click here to proceed with your tax deductible love gift.

“When living becomes giving, surviving becomes thriving”

“The happiest people on earth (rich or poor) are all givers. They are also the healthiest.”
{“According to researchers at the Institute for the Advancement of Health, doing regular volunteer work increases life expectancy”
“The research suggest that the feeling of ‘warmth’ that results from helping others can be attributed to the release of endorphins in the brain”
“Since nerve cells involved are connected to parts of the body that fight infection, doing good can help your immune system”}
{“Another study conducted at the University of California Medical School in San Francisco found that volunteering seems to increase self esteem, foster a sense of competence, and fight off stress and depression”}

Here is how you can partner with Bantu Hope Ministries for this endeavor:

-Donate for Mosquito Nets project ($7.00=1 mosquito net)
-Click here for the details of the mission trip 2009-2010
-Click here to read more about our project
-Click here to read more about the Bamileke Tribes we are reaching this year