The House of Hope
God's Love for the Abandoned Orphans of China
by Elisabeth Gifford
223 pages· 2011· ISBN 9780857210593
About
Robin and Joyce Hill lived in a gated community in Beijing. Their family’s life was marked by luxury and the security of Robin's job as an engineer. Then one day, as members of their church, they had a chance to tour a state-run orphanage. Haunted by the needs of the children they saw there, for the next four years they tried to help the institute in meaningful ways.
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