No child should hear the gospel on an empty stomach. And with your help, they won't have to. Your gift doesn't replace the local church in East Africa with another program — it equips churches with training they put immediately into practice through outreaches that feed children physically and spiritually with God's word. Will you join us to engage in God's work in Africa today, where it's estimated that nearly 40% of the world's Christians will live by 2050?
We partner with local Christians and churches in Africa who are doing great work. Your gift today can change this reality. When you give to Mission to Children, you put food in a hungry child's hands and the gospel in their heart. You help connect them with a local church that will care for their needs, show them God's love, and disciple them as partners in the Great Commission.
Your gifts help Mission to Children sponsor Gospel Outreaches to children. These outreaches are coordinated by local Christians and churches to feed and share the gospel with children in their community.
"Each outreach is funded entirely by generous donors like you. A single gift can sponsor a full outreach event — feeding dozens of children and sharing the hope of Christ. Will you make one possible?
When You give to Mission to Children, you set off a chain reaction:
…so that no child hears the Gospel on an empty stomach.
…because every meal is an open door to eternal life.
…raising up the next generation of kingdom builders.
This three-part mission — feed, evangelize, disciple — runs on the generosity of people like you. Your gift doesn't just feed a child for a day; it plants the gospel and grows a disciple who will transform their community.
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 2050, nearly 40% of all Christians will be in Africa. There’s a hunger and an urgency among churches for discipling this swelling population of children. The window of opportunity is right now. Africa's children are ready to hear the gospel — and its churches are ready to reach them. They need your partnership to do it.
Will you give today to help reach the next generation?
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.
