OneHope is holding a series of concerts this summer in Russia to introduce children and youth to the hope of Christ.
Russia (MNN) ― Many children and youth in the country of Russia struggle with the use of drugs and alcohol at a young age. OneHope is looking to restore hope to them.
What to do for these children was one of the topics at OneHope's regional directors' meeting held last week.
"We annually have our regional directors come for a week, not only to update us on some testimonies and reports, but to look at new programs, new strategies, and enlarge their vision. Then we finish off with a full day of prayer," said Bob Hoskins, the founder of OneHope.
Hoskins said he was excited to see how God was working through OneHope ministries all over the world. From this meeting, reports and prayer are shared. Strategies on how to be more effective in the ministry are also shared based on what is taking place in each country.
In Russia, in particular, OneHope will be holding a series of concerts for celebration and hope.
"We've named our concerts ‘I Want to Live.' The theme of course is that there is real life in Christ," Hoskins said. Through these concerts, youth and children in 50 cities across Russia will be presented with the message of the hope of Christ.
OneHope prays that these concerts will show the children how Christ can save them from a pattern of alcohol, drug abuse, and the AIDS epidemic ravaging their area.
According to OneHope's Web site, they have already reached 1,350,000 children and youth in Russia with words of Christ.
Worldwide, OneHope plans to reach 70 million children with Scripture, either through the Book of Hope or the film, The Godman.
To touch the life of a child through OneHope costs just 33 cents. You can help three children for only one dollar.
If you would like to help children in Russia and all around the world, visit OneHope's Web site or call 1-800-GIVE BIBLES.
