Our beginning
his heart my voice is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. It was founded by Dave and Katie Richardson in March of 2008. As Youth Pastors, the Richardsons wanted a weekend that could connect their student's desire to do something great in the world around them with the passion that Jesus has to extend loving social action. From that weekend retreat came the his heart my voice conferences. The conferences are about bringing awareness of real issues in our world, and empowering students to become world changers, activists, abolitionists, and advocates for others.
Getting God's heart and speaking it out with our voices and actions.
Lord, when did we ever see
you hungry and feed you?
make a difference
Defining we're different
in a world of indifference
Christians should be known for their social action
HHMV is definitely a social activist organization. We focus on bringing justice to the world, wherever it is lacking. But our motivation for all of our action, the purpose of learning and sharing our knowledge, is shown right in the name. "His Heart." All throughout our conferences, those in attendance will be introduced to the concept of seeking God’s heart for all issues of social injustice, and hear from HHMV staff that have been called by God to share in his heart by bringing hope and justice to the world.
All throughout the Bible we can see examples of the early church engaging in acts of social activism. James tells us to take care of widows and orphans, Jesus frequently helps the sick and feeds the hungry, and the church is encouraged to give what they can to help out other members of the community. We believe that these examples were not just passing trends, and that God’s heart is breaking for his children all over the world. As the hands of God on this earth, we can capture his heart and go out to be a light to the world.
Your love for one another
will prove to the world
that you are my disciples
God’s heart is the driving force throughout our organization. We commit a period of time at all our conferences to intercede for people around the globe and seeking his heart for us as individuals. We will consistently refer to the Bible, God’s call on our own life, and the purpose of social activism for a Christian.
We believe that God’s heart is calling his church to action and to bring light into the world, and that it’s impossible to separate social responsibility from the heart of God.
ARTICLES FROM APRIL 2012
IMPACTING YOUR COMMUNITYWITH ERIN YORK
Erin York was part of the his heart my voice internship January 2011 in Thika, Kenya. Erin became like family to us and I wanted to share with others what she has been doing... read more
POTENTIAL MIRACLE TREE OF LIFE& HHMV PLAN
The Moringa Tree. We call it the 'Miracle Tree of Life' because of it's amazing potential of fighting hunger in areas of extreme poverty. How? read more
ARTICLES FROM OCTOBER 2011
DAY OF ACTIONSUCCESS IN MULTIPLE WAYS
The 'Day of Action for Vulnerable Children' was truly a success. On Thursday, October 6th 'his heart my voice' joined with about 15 other local organizations read more
ARTICLES FROM SEPTEMBER 2011
DAY OF ACTION FORVULNERABLE CHILDREN
On Thursday, October 6th HHMV is joining other local organizations dedicated to the welfare of street children and other vulnerable children in the Thika area. read more
LIFE IN KENYA
How can I begin to describe Kenya?? Life here just feels different. Things move slower here, there isn't an urgency to get things done, and you can feel content after read more
ARTICLES FROM AUGUST 2011
WHAT'S WORTH MORE?
How do you find yourself at lunch with a blind man, a street kid, and an intern?
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I came to know the Richardson’s when they were very new in the country. I met them when I was on my daily routine as their cab driver. read more
POVERTY HAS A FACE
Jane took me to her home today in the slums. She came to our house, and though I was tired and doing laundry, I dropped what I was doing. read more
I WON'T REGRET THAT WE LOVED
Nothing hurts the heart more than meeting the most rejected and neglected. Having no way of helping other than to offer... read more
