Voice of Hope Ministries, Inc. is an American non-profit organization operating in Texas.
Voice of Hope, founded in 1982 by Kathy Dudley is a Christian community center founded on principles of self-help, spiritual enrichment and urban renewal. Voice of Hope seeks to provide children living in the neighborhoods of West Dallas with strong character models, education support, life skills, and family support services needed to become productive Christian citizens." Inner-city families are equipped with resources and skills needed to overcome and break the poverty cycle.
The agency's current chief executive officer is Edward Franklin.
In meeting the needs of the whole child, Voice of Hope offers programs for youth 4–18 years old, including the Aspire After School program, Summer Day Camp, Out of Boundz and family & community outreach services.
ASPIRE after school program is held during the school year. This program provides students with homework help, a hot meal, friendship and Christian fellowship.
Voice of Hope may refer to:
Voice of Hope is a 2014 album by South African opera singer Pumeza (full name Pumeza Matshikiza). The album was released on Decca label.
The album was first released in Germany, Austria and Switzerland on 3 March 2014 with 18 tracks. An international edition was released later with a different cover and an amended order of tracklist and just 15 tracks.
The album includes four arias ("O mio babbino caro", "Signore, ascolta!" and "Donde lieta uscì" from Puccini and "Vedrai, carino" from Mozart) all with musical accompaniment from Staatsorchester Stuttgart and Simon Hewett. The other tracks are mostly performed with the accompaniment of Aurora Orchestra and Iain Farrington. There is also the song "Lakutshon Ilanga (When The Sun Sets)" performed with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra & Iain Farrington.
The last track of the international album, "Freedom Come All Ye" was a collaboration and performed by Pumeza Matshikiza with Sura Susso, Mamadou Ndiaye Cissokho, Fiona Hamilton and Phil Cunningham.