What’s in Our Name?
The Meaning of Hosanna
Names carry meaning, history, and identity. They tell a story, and for us, the name Hosanna Pathways was chosen with deep thought and purpose.
The word Hosanna comes from Hebrew, a heartfelt cry that means “Save, we pray!” It carries both a personal plea and a broader call for transformation.
On a personal level, Hosanna is the desperate cry of those seeking freedom from fear, loneliness, and hopelessness—just like the foster, orphaned and at-risk children we serve. It’s their unspoken prayer for love, stability, and a true home.
But Hosanna also has a larger, social dimension. Think of the crowds in Jerusalem shouting "Hosanna!" as Jesus entered the city, longing for relief from oppression. Today, children at-risk face a different kind of struggle—lost in an overwhelmed system, shuffled from place to place, often without the comfort of a stable, loving home.
More Than a House—A Home
At Hosanna Pathways, we believe every child deserves a permanent family to belong and to be loved and to grow.
Our prayer is this: #1God, help us provide relief for neglected and vulnerable children caught in a bureaucratic storm. #2 Raise up more Christian homes where they will no longer feel alone, but instead experience the true joy of family permanacey.
Will You Answer the Call?
"Save me!"—it’s often the cry of a child longing for a family and a home. It’s also our mission. Is it yours? Together, we can turn their plea into a family and a home.