Joyce Meyer Ministries Opens “Hope Factory” in Zimbabwe
In an effort to fight against childhood hunger in Africa, Joyce Meyer Ministries, through its global mission arm, Hand of Hope, has opened a food factory in Zimbabwe, Africa.
Taking to social media, the ministry founder Joyce Meyer announced the grand opening of their new food factory, “Hope Factory.”
“We just opened our brand new food factory in Zimbabwe Africa,” the post accompanied by photos of the factory exclaimed.
The Hope Factory will have an immediate impact, providing meals for the over 50,000 children Joyce Meyer Ministries already feeds daily.
However, the future holds even greater promise. The statement emphasizes, “We are very hopeful that it will give us the ability to feed thousands and thousands more in the future!”
The post concludes with a heartfelt message of gratitude to the ministry’s donors. “A big thank you to our ministry donors for making this life changing and history making project a possibility! You are literally saving lives!”
Since the past years, Hand of Hope has strived to alleviate human suffering in Africa. While addressing essential needs like hunger, education, and healthcare, Hand of Hope strives for long-term impact. They partner with local organizations and church communities to empower poor regions across the globe to become self-sufficient.
The food factory establishment is one of the many ways the organization has demonstrated its effort to alleviate suffering.
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