At the End of the Day
We spend most of our day caring for kids we don’t know, wondering why more people don’t do the same, and standing with one foot in a sea of desperate humanity, and one foot in an ocean of blessed grace.
United by One Statement
We are serving the Messiah, the Son of the living God. That’s who we are; we are one by this undeniable truth.
Modern-Day Wise Men
The wise men in the nativity came to honor the God-child. You, our sponsors are modern “wise men” who come to honor the God-image in each child.
One Changed Life
At age 2, Claudio was an orphan, desperate for love and daily care yet without food, electricity, or hope.
Children Becoming Kings and Priests
Together let us strive to spread the Good News so that more children know they have a special calling and destiny—to be saved, to be kings and priests!
God Cares
The home of Jorge and Richard wasn’t safe. Their father, in particular, was very abusive, and the cigarette burn marks on the faces of the boys were the horrific evidence of that.
The Lord’s Favor
The soft rays of the early morning sun slowly began to break through the haze and shone on the faces of the two on the stone bench. Tears were running down the face of the man as he held the boy close to him.
It Is Possible!
Leaders of integrity, honesty, wisdom, courage, and deep faith are rising up and taking their place. Now more than ever, our world needs them to step out of the shadows of obscurity.
A Pear and a Prayer
Tears poured down Cesar’s face. He was ready to give up. You could feel it in every fiber of his being.
Just in Time
We are a team focused on one goal: to release children from poverty in Jesus’ name. Let us therefore unite in spirit and purpose to accomplish this goal.
A Ministry that Makes God Smile
Among the 200 children at the new child development center, 33 had obvious signs of severe malnutrition. Some even had difficulty standing for their sponsorship photo.
It’s All About Jesus
Nothing makes sense, everything is pointless, if it is not all about Jesus.
The Simple Art of Love
Jesus came in simple form: a baby, born into a poor family, in a stable, without all the bells and whistles. He ministered in the same way, befriending the unlovely and telling stories people could understand.
Relishing Rest
Let’s take God’s example of rest seriously by setting aside time to relax physically and renew ourselves emotionally and spiritually.
Making People a Priority
Jesus gave priority to people. By helping them in different ways, He served them and made them His priority.
Placed in His Hands
We join this story as the apostles return after Jesus had sent them out. They were eager to tell their rabbi about “all they had done and taught,” but “many people” made conversation impossible.
Holding Joy
Her rich dark skin was perfect. Her smile made me forget all my worries. If I concentrate hard enough, I still hear her infectious laugh invade my senses.
This little Rwandan child, only 3 years old, changed me profoundly. Her name was Arianne.
There is one in every country, every place you visit. One…
As the country director, Sujitha Siri Kumara dialogues with pregnant and new mothers from our Child Survival Program. With his experience of sleepless nights with twin babies, he is able to identify with their struggles.
A Very Large Plank
Corrupt regimes oppress their citizens, slave traders, pimps and global corporations. Outrageous. Maddening. Deeply sad. But what corruption lives on in our own hearts?
‘In Jesus’ Name’ Sets Us Apart
The one thing that has kept this ministry on the right track for more than 55 years is more than just our holistic approach to releasing children from poverty. It is the three little words—“In Jesus’ name”—that make the difference.
Total Dependence on God
Genuine relationship with God is more important than any of our leadership skills or theological training.
Abiding in the Vine
Jesus warns us that no matter how much we have struggled, perspired, and inspired, we simply must remain in the vine. He is the true vine, the way, the truth, and the life (John 14:6).
Like a Palm Tree
God compares us with many things: salt, mustard, light. In Psalm 92, we are compared to palm trees. Why does He do this?
Obedience: The Key to Our Success
Both obedience and disobedience to the Lord greatly affect our destiny and even that of our dependents and those we serve.
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