Hope Deferred

photos of children waiting for sponsors

Do children waiting for a sponsor question their value based on whether they have a sponsor or not? Do they compare themselves to their sponsored friends and find themselves wanting?

Continue Reading ›

The Cost of Being a Sponsor

A women in a blue flowered blouse sitting next to a little girl wearing a blue shirt both touching their mouths with their hands

Our release cost the Father His only Son by the way of His broken, holy, sacrificed body. Release costs. It always costs.

Continue Reading ›
Support Kids: What Happens When a Child Isn't Sponsored?

What Happens When a Child Isn’t Sponsored?

When someone stops sponsoring a child, the Unsponsored Children’s fund fills the gap so that children can continue to receive support until a new sponsor is found. For 9-year-old Happy, this fund helped save her life.

Continue Reading ›
He Leaped Into My Arms and My Hear Was Gone

He Leaped into My Arms and My Heart Was Gone

There was something about this boy that Katy just couldn’t shake. How could she connect with a child when she didn’t even know his name?

Continue Reading ›
poverty around the world

What Reduces a Child to “Professional Beggar”?

The monster of poverty will not consume all. God’s mercies shield; His compassion protects. And it is compassion that drives us to act.

Continue Reading ›
blog month

Who Is Blogging From the Boonies?

Blogging from the Boonies is Michelle Wright, grand prize winner of Blog Month! Michelle is a Compassion volunteer, sponsor, blogger, wife, mom and so much more.

Continue Reading ›
woman standing next to man outside

The Journey Back to Haiti

Life sometimes has a way of taking us back to the beginning, back to our roots, to the very thing that motivated us in the first place. One sponsor is going back to Haiti, where her journey with Compassion began.

Continue Reading ›
black bean salad in red bowl

Sharing a Place at Our Table

Inspired by Chris Seay’s book, “A Place at the Table,” the Pina family decided to fast from certain foods. For 40 days they are eating the same foods that their sponsored Nicaraguan child eats.

Continue Reading ›
the wally show

“This Time, a Vicious Cycle is a Good Thing…”

The Wally Show met a woman named Ko who was a sponsored child and now works for our ministry. Ko still has the picture of her sponsors from 30 years ago on her desk.

Continue Reading ›
outside of a castle

Who Are Jesus’ Brothers and Sisters?

When we, adopted members of the family of God, sponsor, visit, love, write, protect, speak up for, adopt, and foster sponsored children in our own families we are living out the gospel. We are doing the will of our Father in heaven, and Jesus calls us brothers and sisters.

Continue Reading ›
Ashley Mays with her sponsored child

God’s Attention to Details is Mind-blowing

After a couple months I saw one little boy on the “longest waiting” list. His name was Brian. So I clicked for more information. That’s when God’s attention to detail totally blew my mind.

Continue Reading ›
large group of smiling children

Five Reasons Why Sponsorship Is Great for Teens

To all you teens out there who are hesitant about making the decision to sponsor a child, I want to encourage you to go for it! I am living proof that what you do makes a difference in so many lives, including your own.

Continue Reading ›