Using Temporal Means for Eternal Purposes
Hosanna Pathways: Caring for the Vulnerable, Transforming Lives.
Hosanna Pathways partners with Christian ministries around the world to develop and construct family-centered homes and facilities for children-at-risk, especially those who are orphaned or living in vulnerable circumstances.
Guided by James 1:27—“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world”—we also integrate and support widows, ensuring families are strengthened holistically. Through these tangible investments, we seek to meet immediate needs while advancing an eternal purpose—sharing the love and hope of Jesus Christ.
We partner with churches and Christian non-profits that have ministry partners oriented to children at-risk, creating a network of accountability, transparency, and care.
Each project is a shared mission: Hosanna Pathways usually provides 50% of the funding, while our ministry partners raise the remaining 50%, fostering local ownership and long-term sustainability. To support our partners, we actively engage with their fundraising platforms through speaking events, raising awareness and connecting communities to the needs of vulnerable children and widows.
All projects focus on children, whether through new construction, substantial remodels, or child sponsorship programs. Churches often sponsor the ongoing support to nurture the child’s physical, emotional, educational and spiritual growth. Projects are carefully planned with professional engineering guidance, progress-based funding, and active involvement of local ministries to ensure lasting impact.
Process for Consideration Of a Proposed Project
1. Contact Verne Teyler, Executive Director, by email at hosannapathways@gmail.com with a reply contact name, phone number, and email.
2. Mr. Teyler will personally reply to discuss the proposal.
3. If the proposal meets program requirements, Mr. Teyler will begin the formal review process. Applicants will be asked to provide a detailed written proposal, including engineered drawings and professionally prepared construction costs.