Ancient Path is an arts and compassion nonprofit that exists to incite compassion, ignite hope and inspire action. For nearly two decades, Ancient Path has used the arts to communicate God's love and to lift the heads of the oppressed.

Ancient Path artists have performed around the world, in refugee camps and orphanages, South African theaters and European cathedrals, as well as on the street and stages here in the United States. Read below to learn where and how Ancient Path is currently serving:

Kaliyeka Township, Malawi, Africa:

Here Ancient Path runs various programming for 450 Malawian people. This programming includes: adult education, arts training, vocational training, academic tutoring, "Ancient Path Academy" (a pre-school and primary school), high school scholarships, "Ancient Path Kids" (a feeding and basic care program for 200 children), and "Ancient Path Community" (a mentoring program that reaches the Malawian community and beyond).

Dzaleka Refugee Camp (45 minutes from Kaliyeka):

Here Ancient Path has an arts training program. The team is currently preparing to perform "The Story of Love" to the camp's 30,000 inhabitants, as well as to the Malawian villages outside of the camp. "The Story of Love" tells the story of God's unfailing love, from creation to redemption, through music, dance, drumming and drama.

Cleveland:

Here Ancient Path collaborates with local artists and organizations to empower children. Ancient Path works with children at inner-city grief camps, as well as at performing arts events. Ancient Path also collaborates with a myriad of musicians and technicians to create and record its own music in the Ancient Path studio in Cleveland, as well as help other musicians bring their visions to a reality.