Hope rooted in Christ. Change built to last.

Hope of a Nation works hand in hand with local believers, building and running programs that care for children, support education, develop sustainable projects, strengthen churches, and share the hope of Jesus Christ.

10,000+Lives touched
Est. 2019Officially founded
Where the work began

Mozambique — where the calling became a ministry.

A calling to the nations took root in Mozambique — a place where deep practical needs and a hunger for the hope of Christ opened the door for ministry.

Jason and Susan first came in 2009, building deep relationships with leaders they still serve alongside today. Together, American and Mozambican believers began building a ministry by hand among people they had come to love.

What started through relationship has grown into children's ministry, a working farm, medical outreach, education support, Bible distribution, and more — built and carried forward with Mozambican leaders serving their own neighbors.

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Executive Director Jason Collmorgen in Mozambique with Medical Team Members Lourenço and Jossias
Executive Co-Director Susan Collmorgen with a child in Mozambique
Children's Director Tony Gonondo with children during a weekly children's ministry in Mozambique
The foundation of everything

It all rests on Christ.

Evangelism, preaching, and discipleship run through every relationship we build, every program or activity we conduct, and in every community we serve.

Gospel at the Heart
What hope looks like

Hope takes practical forms.

In every community, hope is something you can see — a child fed and discipled, a student carried through university or trade school, a farm producing food, a patient healed, and a leader equipped to serve.

Jason and Abel leading worship in a church in Mozambique

Gospel at the Heart

The heart of everything we do — making disciples and sharing the hope of Jesus Christ, the purpose everything else serves.

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Children smiling and sharing a meal at a weekly gathering in Mozambique

Children's Ministry

Weekly gatherings of play, worship, the gospel, and a hot meal — for many, their most nutritious meal for the week.

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Orphaned and vulnerable children in Mozambique with new school backpacks

Orphan Care

Food, hygiene, and steady care for orphaned and vulnerable children — and the widows and families raising them.

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A sponsored student outside Mulungushi University in Zambia

Education Sponsorship

Sponsoring promising young people through university or trade school — and mentoring them all the way to graduation.

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Agriculture interns learning and working together on the ministry's farm in Mozambique

Farming & Training

A working farm, livestock, and skills training that create food, income, and dignity — and help fund the ministry from within.

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A health worker checking an elderly woman's blood pressure during a home visit in Mozambique

Medical Home Visits

Personal, in-home care — assessment, treatment, and health education — for families in remote areas.

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Abel with villagers holding up their new Bibles at a remote rural village in Mozambique

Bibles & Church Support

Putting God's Word into people's hands — printed and audio Bibles in their own language — and resourcing partner churches.

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Illustration of a leader teaching young men from the Bible at a discipleship camp on the farmComing soon

Youth Camps

Three-day discipleship camps for young men on the farm — teaching, mentorship, worship, and hands-on farming.

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A sample of our impact

Measured in people,
not just numbers.

Every figure here is a name, a family, a community — the fruit of faithful relationships built over years.

Children950+
children connected to ministry, food, and education — many of them through our weekly children's gatherings.
Orphan Care15
orphans being cared for as a lasting commitment — fed, schooled, and loved for the long haul, not for a season.
God's Word1,100+
people given God's Word — through printed Bibles and audio Bibles whose group listening reaches many more.
Medical3,950+
patients attended to and treated by our mobile medical team since the outreach began in late 2020 — including an estimated 250 lives spared from preventable death.
Higher Education7
students carried through our higher-education assistance program are now university graduates, with an 8th in school today.
Congregants2,000+
adults and children able to keep attending worship & service when we helped partner churches stay open through COVID.
Meals40,000+
hot meals served to children through our weekly children's ministry — a plate of food and the love of Christ, week after week.
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What began with just 20 children has grown into a weekly children's ministry reaching more than 300 annually — and that’s only one of many ways God is bringing hope and transformation through Hope of a Nation.

All figures last updated July 2026

Our approach

We respond to today's needs with tomorrow in mind.

Hope of a Nation meets immediate needs, but the deeper goal is transformation. Through discipleship, agriculture, education, skills training, and local leadership, communities grow stronger from within.

01

Discipleship

Gives true hope and identity in Christ alone.

02

Education

Opens opportunity and breaks cycles of need.

03

Agriculture

Supports food and income that sustains families.

04

Skills Training

Creates dignity, work, and self-reliance.

05

Local Leadership

Makes the impact lasting, owned, and multiplying.

The Harvesting Hope farm — rows of crops with a worker tending the field
Our flagship farming initiative

More than a farm — a doorway to Jesus.

In just a few years, a patch of ground in Sofala Province has grown beyond our dreams — feeding children, training local farmers, funding ministry, and drawing a whole community toward the gospel. It's the home of some of our work, and where our youth camps will soon take place.

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A two-minute invitation

We are ordinary people just like you.

Faithful partnership

Partners help make hope sustainable.

One-time gifts meet urgent needs. Monthly giving builds the consistency ministry depends on — and today we care for 15 orphaned children as a lasting commitment, while more are still waiting for someone to say "yes." Faithful monthly partners help sustain the work and make it possible to reach more children, families, and communities.

$25/month

Practical ministry support

Helps keep the everyday work moving — such as outreach, care, and discipleship.

$50/month

A child, supported

Helps provide food, education access, and consistent care for a vulnerable child.

Where most partners start
$100/month

Field projects strengthened

Helps sustain farm development, water, and the infrastructure that builds independence.

Hope of a Nation is a registered U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law.

Current project needs

Help us meet this urgent need.

Chicken Layer Project
Mozambique Most urgent need

Chicken Layer Project

This project will complete our poultry farm’s life-cycle, reduce reliance on outside suppliers, and build a more self-sustaining farm—helping fund discipleship, orphan care, community outreach, and the ongoing work of our ministry.

Stories & ministry updates

What's happening on the ground.

Finishing Strong in the Midst of Real-World Barriers
Education May 30, 2026

Finishing Strong in the Midst of Real-World Barriers

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Fuel Shortages, Farm Development, and the Path Toward Long-Term Sustainability in Mozambique
The Farm May 30, 2026

Fuel Shortages, Farm Development, and the Path Toward Long-Term Sustainability in Mozambique

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Secondary School Students in Mozambique: When Access Becomes the Barrier
Children & Care May 25, 2026

Secondary School Students in Mozambique: When Access Becomes the Barrier

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Be part of what God is building

Your partnership becomes someone's lasting hope.

Your prayers and generosity help bring the hope of Christ into classrooms, farms, churches, homes, and communities we serve.