Based on our Church Mobilization Initiative, via our Great Commandment Workshops (GCW), we are witnessing the local church in Kenya moving out in their communities to serve orphan children. Pastor Bernard shares from his experience co-hosting a GCW in Dandora this past March.

In a going back to school campaign held in Aweil East County of Northern Bahr el Ghazal state (district) in South Sudan this week, majority of schoolgirls expressed their concerns for not being equally allowed to go schools like their fellow boys. They find that things are different at GO! sponsored schools in the area.

Since 2016, we have been working with South Sudanese partner Christ Mission to the World to feed orphan children in three village schools near Aweil, South Sudan.

According to Piol, the headteacher at Lueth-wek Primary School, his school has blessed local-area children with school meals, spiritual counseling, teaching the Word of God, and basic education.

Since 2016, we have been working with South Sudanese partner Christ Mission to the World to feed orphan children in three village schools near Aweil, South Sudan.

We continued to support widow-led households in Punjab, Pakistan, with the help of our partner Bethel Church of Pakistan. This is a beautiful picture of James 1:27.

As part of our Orphans & Widows partnership in Pakistan, we are looking forward to growing this effort in coming years one family at a time!

Based on our Church Mobilization Initiative, via our Great Commandment Workshops, we are witnessing the local church in Kenya moving out in their communities to serve orphan children.

In the State of the Orphan Child chapter of the book I released earlier this year Pure Religion you will find some insights from my experiences over the last seventeen years that I hope will somehow encourage you. The plight for millions of children is not acceptable, and if we can serve just one more child, we change the world for the good. An orphan child is an innocent victim…

Since we lost our Faith seventeen years ago, like the blooms on this tree, the struggle somehow became beautiful.

In 2020, we joined hands with Christ Mission to the World to support orphan children in Aweil, South Sudan, many of whom were living on the street. More than 100 children now receive some level of care from the Light House Orphanage.

Since 2016, we have been working with South Sudanese partner Christ Mission to the World to feed orphan children in the Aweil area of South Sudan. Access issues from these village schools, combined with higher prices and diminished food supply, a perfect storm is on the horizon whereas the over 1,300 orphan children we feed in South Sudan are in jeopardy of receiving food beyond their time at school. There are more children in need that we can aid if we can gather more people to this effort.

Food security is becoming a desperate situation for orphan children in the Horn of Africa. Millions of children today are on the verge of going hungry. There is no reason for us to stand-by to see who will come to their aid.

If not us, then who will He send?

Many were blessed to have our partner Bethel Church of Pakistan be with us for our Summit on March 31st. During our time together Pastor Saleem was asked how God was moving in Pakistan.

As part of our Orphans & Widows partnership in Pakistan this good work continues in Pakistan.

Our Church Mobilization Initiative continues a strong roll-out in communities throughout Kenya. We launched in Mombasa, Nairobi, and Kangemi in February, held an event in Dandora in March, and then onto Kasigau in April. This meeting was a bit different as we brought together the elderly and orphan children through two associated organizations.

We serve 171 orphaned children that attend the Dream School in Likasi, DR Congo, where we have been serving alongside our partner Noah Ministries, since 2015. These children come from the local community and were not in school before providing them with scholarships. All told, we now support 651 orphan children in DR Congo, Kenya, & Zambia who attend school on GO! Scholarships.

As of now, we appear to be $57,368 short of the resources needed to aid the children in our care through the end of June, and this level of funding would only get us through the next three months with nothing in reserve for Q3.

Needs are growing around the world, while we are dealing with record level inflation as we serve those who are most desperate. We are not apt to turn away children that we are currently providing aid to, so we are asking that you might consider providing some support.

Since 2016, we have been impacting school-aged girls with the opportunity to receive food aid when attending school. This has created options for girls to continue with their education rather than being married off by families at an early age.

In the State of the Orphan Child chapter of the book I released earlier this year Pure Religion you will find some insights from my experiences over the last seventeen years that I hope will somehow encourage you. The plight for millions of children is not acceptable, and if we can serve just one more child, we make the world a better place.

Our newest initiative, Church Mobilization, continues a strong roll-out in communities throughout Kenya. We launched in Mombasa, Nairobi, and Kangemi in February, held an event in Dandora in March, and then onto Kasigau in April. We have had over 100 commitments from ministry leaders to go back into their communities to serve the orphan children who are in need.

As the complexities of this world seem to be closing in on many of us what of the orphan child? Who will advocate for them, who will feed them or come to their rescue?

Millions of children today are going hungry. If not us, then who will he send?

Since 2016, the partnership of Global Orphan Relief (GO!) & Christ Mission to the World in South Sudan has provided an estimated 1.2 million meals to vulnerable children in South Sudan producing a healthy impact for rural communities.

Intervention by Global Orphan Relief (GO!) & Christ Mission to the World in South Sudan has gone beyond in making sure the sustainability and safeguarding of these beneficiaries physically.

Biblical instruction is also a key component of what is taking place at three village schools in the Aweil area impacting more than 3,000 vulnerable children.