BIG Announcement! Same passion, new name!

With our new name, we seek to communicate all that we hope and strive for: renewed identity, goodness, health and wholeness for sexually exploited women and their children in Bolivia.

2023 Gratitude Report

With 2023 drawing to a close, we have been reflecting on the year’s progress and all the inspiring accomplishments you’ve made possible with your support.

20 Years of Hope

On October 3, 2003 The House of Hope opened its doors as a place of hospitality and care. We began by simply building relationships, listening to stories & sharing some of our own.

The Story of the House of Hope

La Casa de Esperanza still overlooks Carrasco Street and stands as a profound testimony of God’s power and faithfulness!

Passing the Prayer Shawl: A Symbol of Leadership Transition

Earlier this year, to symbolically mark the passing of leadership from Founder to National Director, I gifted Doris a prayer tallit from Jerusalem…

Reflections on our New Identity

Change can be good, but it’s rarely simple.

As we considered an organizational update and independence from our long-standing sponsoring organization, Word Made Flesh, we took a lot of time as a team to identify our priorities. We wanted our new identity to show all that we hope and strive for, while also honoring our local context.

Refinement in our Rebrand

Though our essence remains the same, a humble posture of service and connection with others, with Jesus at the core of it all, we also wanted to emphasize alignment, full authenticity and transparency with who we are and what we do.

Creating Policies that Limit Exploitation through Advocacy

WMF Bolivia calls for credit card freeze on porn sites.

Overcoming Challenges

Recently, we as a social enterprise experienced a similar discomfort, when we embarked on a large scale project that was slightly outside of our core offerings of handbags and small accessories.

Highlights of Summer

When we say ‘Highlights of Summer’ – we’re keeping in mind our North American readers! June, July and August are chilly months in Bolivia, but also a great time of ministry growth.

The History of WMFB

The story of Word Made Flesh Bolivia is one of God’s faithfulness and grace, one where loved ones have come and gone and left their mark, one of perseverance in the face of disappointment, political turmoil, sickness, severe weather and tough living. But it is also one where Hope triumphs and each small step towards transformation matters.

The Very Beginning

“The Lord God is my strength…He sets my feet upon the High Places” ~ Habakkuk 3:19

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