Every day, children around the world are denied hope due to poverty, a lack of dignity, and even abandonment. They merely survive outside the margins of society’s care and concern, and they don’t know the true God who loves them.
Our solution is to feed, evangelize, and disciple at-risk children around the world and connect them to well-trained churches. Why? Because the gospel of Jesus Christ changed everything. And Scripture tells us that God's plan is to relay this truth through His church (Eph 3:8-11).
We partner with local Christians and churches in Africa who are doing great work. We come alongside and support them as they stand on the front lines. To ensure that the work is accomplished, we partner with regional liaisons who send back reports on the projects we fund. This dance of accountability allows us to make the most meaningful impact in the most overlooked areas of the world.
Mission to Children sponsors gospel outreaches to children. These outreaches are coordinated by local Christians and churches to feed and share the gospel with children in their community.
At Mission to Children, we want to see every child FED. This is our strategy:
We care as much about physical need as we do spiritual need. No child should have to hear the gospel on an empty stomach, so we ensure that every child is physically fed.
Don’t mistake a meal for simply being a meal. Every meal carries with it tangible love, and opens opportunities for the Gospel.
Our mission doesn’t end when a child says yes to Jesus. We equip local churches with training so they can disciple children who will transform communities for Christ.
“One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty works.”
-Psalm 145:4
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Mercy comes from a Malawi village. She is 9 years old. She belongs to Anglican church. She likes going to church every Sunday. However, their church does not have children ministry and therefore, they stay in church for a few hours then she and her friend go out to play until the adults are finished in the service. She says this gathering of children was the first in their area. She said children were taken care of well. They ate, played netball, sang choruses and enjoyed the Bible lessons
Africa is the youngest continent in the world. By the year 2100, almost half of the world’s children under the age of 4 will live in Africa. Christianity is also on the rise in Africa. Over 33% of the world’s Christians reside in Africa.
There’s a hunger and an urgency among churches for discipling this swelling population of children.
We want to partner with you to make a difference in the lives of children around the world. By hosting an event for you and your community, you can spread the word about Mission to Children. Host a dinner party, have a bonfire, a beach night, or a game night. You can do whatever works within the natural rhythm of life for you and your community. Sometime during the event, talk about why you support Mission to Children and encourage attendees to do the same.
Message us if you're interested in hosting your own event.
