2024 Reach 10/40 Mission. I am ramping up preparation for a return to Asia for our Reach 10/40 Mission. I am eager to meet with the Pastors there that have been instrumental in our Church Mobilization Initiative roll-out.
This mission should result in 325 GO! Ambassadors being commissioned, which will eventually benefit 1,973 orphan children. We can project these expectations based on data that we have collected on the five workshops conducted in Asia thus far over the last year.
Read MoreAt JOY Education Centre, the total student body numbers 84, with 23 of these students being orphan children. Since it is difficult to deny assistance to most of the children, GO!’s support for food for the children assist us in feeding all of the students. I am also honored to announce that our students scored above the Kenyan Education standards in all eleven categories measured.
Today, we are supporting 1,768 vulnerable children through our Nutrition Initiative in Africa & Asia. JOY Education Centre is located in Lucky Summer Estate -Nairobi, Kenya.
Read MoreWe have been providing food aid at Beliek Primary School since 2016. Today, there are 901 vulnerable children that attend this school, with 390 of these students being orphaned children.
We are currently feeding 1,502 orphan children at four locations.
Read MoreThe State of our Movement is strong. We raised more funding in 2023 than any time in our ministry with 224 Funding Partners that provided a total of $384,076 during the year. In the field, we impacted a record number of children with 16,196 impacted in December, which was made possible by the hard work of thirteen Field Partners who facilitated work in sixteen distinct Mission Projects in six countries.
Read MoreNovember 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya
Join us in celebrating Boaz Masogo as our GO! Ambassador of the month of November in Kenya. Boaz is a 33-year old born again Christian serving as a Pastor at Gospel Voice International. He is a family man and a Jua Kali artisan.
Boaz is one of our 2,638 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia.
Read MoreMy name is Quincy Ochieng and I am 18 years old. I joined Fortune Learners’ Centre (FLC) in the year 2014. At that time, I was living with my Aunty Lilian after the sudden death of my parents. I had no options for school.
Today, we are supporting 499 orphan children through our Education Initiative, with 154 of these children attending Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.
Read MoreSister Geeta is also a housewife and a mother of 2 children who lives in Asia. She didn't help any children before attending a Great Commandment Conference held in her community, but all that changed based on her participation that day, with 150 other ministry leaders from her community.
Geeta is is one of our 2,638 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia who served 13,226 orphan children last month.
Read MoreICS/Child Care Plus Mission Project is an effort to allow orphan children to attend school regardless of resources. This work occurs at Mukumbi Secondary, Mukumbi Primary School, Lubinga Primary School, Shinda Primary School, and Shilenda Primary School in the North-Western Province of Zambia.
Thank you to all involved in providing hope for the future for these beautiful children.
Read MoreSister Mousumi experienced a profound calling to assist orphan children based on her attendance to one of our Great Commandment Workshops in her community in October. Mousumi was one of 104 ministry leaders that day who made a commitment to serve orphan children in their community. Her community in Asia is located in the 10/40 India where in this part of the world there is limited access to the Gospel. In addition, a large number of orphan children live in impoverished communities and remain underserved.
Mousumi is one of our 2,638 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia who served 13,226 orphan children last month.
Read MoreMy name is Emmanuel Amurono, I am currently in class seven going to Fortune Learners’ Centre which is located in Kayole. I am 10 years old in age and the second born in a family of four. I live in Kayole with my mom, and it has just been the five of us ever since my dad sadly passed away. It was like a miracle, the first time I heard about the school was from my neighbor who happened to be a parent at Fortune Learners’s Centre
Today, we are supporting 499 orphan children through our Education Initiative, of which 154 of these children attend Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.
Read MoreMoses Okasa, a compassionate 65-year-old farmer from Kakamega, is devoted to making a difference in the lives of orphans. Moses is an advocate for compassionate giving and encourages fellow Christians by his taking action to serve others.
Moses is one of our 2,638 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia.
Read MoreEighteen years ago, we were preparing to deploy our family to Juarez, Mexico, for our very first international mission. We were busy gathering gifts for 20 children that year along with some other supplies for an orphanage located there. It was an exciting time venturing into the unknown with only our faith to guide us!
While we might be larger as a group than eighteen years ago, we also have many commitments that didn’t exist then. It was a simpler time, but our faith continues to guide us into the unknown.
Read MoreLife Center Ethiopia serves orphans, widows, and vulnerable women and children in Ethiopia. They are dedicated to regenerating hope, establishing freedom, creating sustainable self-reliance, and ensuring self-esteem by supporting and empowering this sector of society.
We are honored that we can work with them to care for orphan children in Ethiopia.
Read MoreJoram gained the knowledge of how to serve the orphans in his community at a Great Commandment Workshop held in Voi, Kenya, on April 1, 2022. Based on his attendance at this one-day meeting, he was triggered to attend to the needs of the orphan children in his community.
Pastor Joram is one of our 2,419 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia and is our October 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya.
Read MoreFortune Learners Centre (FLC) prioritizes school access, retention and completion for the most vulnerable children, from early childhood through to primary, through secondary school, and on to post-secondary vocational training where possible.
Today, we are supporting 492 orphan children through our Education Initiative, of which 154 of these children attend Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.
Read MoreThis all-important work continues, as food and other aid was distributed last month in Punjab for eleven widow-led households, providing for forty orphan children.
As part of our Orphans & Widows partnership in Pakistan, aid is provided that empowers these families to stay together. With recent persecution of Christian families in Punjab, many more widow-led households are in the need of aid. Employment is now impossible for these vulnerable women.
Read MoreSince we are already serving in Adoor, Luethwek, Beliek, and at one other location in Aweil, which are all located in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, providing food aid in Aweil Town only seemed like a natural next step. We are building the future in Aweil Town!
With the funding provided, construction began last month for latrines for the school. This project will be done later this month. Early next year, Christ Mission to the World will establish a temporary cook shelter where meals can be prepared to serve 709 vulnerable children.
Read MoreBrooke Muluken of Sekota, Ethiopia, who receives support through our Food Aid Ethiopia Mission Project, shares from his experience the impact that the Global Orphan Relief & Life Center Ethiopia partnership has had on his life and the life of his family.
Read MoreVineyard Church | Kalumbila Great Commandment Workshop
“And it's Yes for me! I have decided I want to provide a home to an orphan child in our community.
Read MoreBeliek Primary School produces female Soccer team to bolster Girl child education campaign as part of the GO! Sponsorship IMPACT in the community.
With more than 20 girls ages of 6- 16 years have been trained to play soccer and will be ready to compete with other neighboring schools' girls during Christmas Eve celebrations this year.
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