Video: Koti’s Story
Watch Koti’s story Before Koti came to one of our sponsored Dinner Outreaches, he was a troublemaker in his neighborhood in India. He got into fist fights with his friends, let the air out of their bicycle tires, and threw rocks at the windows of his school. Koti’s behavior even got him expelled. But to […]
New Sandals, Her Story, and Christmas Dinner Outreaches
Donors helped bring out the best smiles at Christmas Dinners Yet again this past Christmas, your partnership better enabled incredible outreaches spanning from Metro Manila, Philippines to Arad, Romania. Christmas Dinner Outreaches are an opportunity for Christian ministries to work together for the greatest Kingdom impact. Jeff Anderson commented on the outreaches coordinated by Action […]
From My Heart: Finish the Race
My father was a son of Norwegian immigrants who sailed to North America almost 100 years ago. Even as a teen, he demonstrated the diligent work ethic that seems characteristic of his Scandinavian heritage. Strong as an ox for most of his life, he worked like an ox. Occasionally, after busy days that drained him […]
Urgent Prayer Needed for South Sudan
Prayer Alert Two years ago, the Mission to Children stepped in at the request of partnering ministries to help approximately 170 youngsters in South Sudan who had suddenly and violently lost their parents in a surprise attack on their village by a neighboring tribe. Many of those children witnessed their parents and other family members […]
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?
Christmas Dinner Outreaches Still Open The answer to that question depends on YOU! Our international ministry partners invite as many children as they can feed from the Mission to Children Christmas dinner donations they receive. But just in case you’re wondering who might come, below is a gallery of guests who may be invited to […]
Annual outreach dinners to interrupt slum life
Your gift today reserves a spot for a child at a Christmas Dinner Below, view gallery images from last year’s Mission to Children Christmas Dinners at Rajahmundry, India. We’re about to interrupt slum life.
Video: Remembering and Celebrating the Orphans of South Sudan
Since late 2011, Mission to Children has followed, prayed, and supported the relocation and (present) rehabilitation of orphans in the state of Jonglei, South Sudan. The lives of these children were abruptly shattered when a rival tribe launched a violent and devastating attack on their village.
South Sudanese Orphans Begin the Process of Healing After Tribal Violence
Mid-July 2011, members of the Murle tribe, armed by the Khartoum government, attacked the Nuer people in Jonglei state, South Sudan. Although tribal conflict is decades old, this attack was different. Traditionally these conflicts involved the stealing of cattle and the taking of women and children. This time the violence was much more pronounced.
246 Million Reasons to Pray
Fatima is a small girl, probably only 9 or 10 years old. She is standing on the street in the center of a bustling city, holding a scrap of paper in her hands. She does not know what she is doing there, because she cannot read what is written on the paper.
See it Positively and Thank God
On the other hand, as I look up I see lots to lift my heart: Hundreds of street children are ministered to by caring Christ-followers. Hundreds more kids are protected and healthy in children’s homes under Godly supervisors. Lepers see God’s love in action through Mission to Children. Extraordinary ministry doors to dark places are open to us, such as women’s and men’s prisons, and temple prostitutes—along with their children.