Connection Pointe Christian Church

Child Sponsorship

Sponsor a Child or Community

Here are some things to consider in sponsoring a child or community:

  • Sponsoring a child or community allows us to participate in God’s Kingdom work in other parts of the world.
  • Sponsorship brings hope and encouragement to families in other parts of the world.
  • It establishes a relationship across the globe that can deeply impact both the sponsor and those being sponsored.
  • It teaches us to look beyond our own needs to the needs of others.
  • Being noticed by a sponsor, receiving letters, and having the support needed to attend school, receive basic living necessities (food, water, medical) and spiritual teaching becomes a new framework for a child to build their future story.

eSwatini

eSwatini struggles with a high HIV prevalence, which has contributed to many children losing parents and being raised in poverty. Children’s Cup provides, pre-school and after-school tutoring, lunch, Christian teaching and activities. Community Sponsorship of $40 /month allows us to help support all children at the care point.

Guatemala

In Guatemala 1 out of 7 people live on $1.25/day or less. The learning center provides after-school tutoring, lunch, Christian teaching and activities to the children of poor families from Los Verdes. Sponsorship Cost: $40/month

Kenya

The Kenya Community Education & Action (KCEA) sponsorship program seeks to provide educational opportunities to Maasai girls to be able to attend high school. Annual student fees include room and board, transportation, and uniform.

"Our sponsored children may be family picked from a website or sponsorship card, but it is my prayer for everyone to know how real of a person is on the other end. It’s a precious life worthy of knowing the love of Jesus, worthy of the joy when a sponsor’s letter arrives, worthy of the hope of a brighter future, and worthy of everything we would hope for our own children." 

- Lisa Smith

Questions about Sponsorship?

A Story From a Sponsor Child

Stien's Child Sponsorship Story