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"Education breaks the cycle of poverty." The children and their parents need to be reminded of it often. The children so they can push through difficult times. The parents because sometimes they think it would be better for the family if a child works and helps bring income into the family.
The goal is to cooperate with God in raising the poor from the dust and the needy from the ashes" (Psalm 113:7). That verse goes on to say these who are raised up will sit in palaces. The children are poor but many are smart and talented. Given a chance they will rise to the top and God will use them to transform nations and to break the cycle of poverty that holds families in bondage. The children and youth need education, nutrition and discipleship in Christian living. They can succeed but only if given a chance.
You can help change the life of a child through sponsoring their education or helping to feed them. They need our help. Would you consider sponsoring a child's education or sending a donation each month to help feed the children? Help them break the cycle of poverty in which they live and become world changers. Click on one of the links below to give to help change a life.
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Ministry to Children in Philippines
Become A Child's Sponsor - $30 a month per child
Give to Food for Learning -- Help feed hungry children in the Philippines. Any amount helps a lot.
If you prefer to send a check instead of giving online, make the check to "FCM," and send it to Fullness in Christ Ministries, PO Box 136117, Fort Worth, TX 76136. Attach a note letting us know your desire and that is how your gift will be used. You will be blessed.
NOTE: Please send checks or money orders in US dollars only -- no foreign currency please.
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Kathy Bohlin is Executive Vice President of FCM & Director of our missions in the Philippines. She works closely with local pastors who care for almost 900 FCM sponsored children in 24 locations on 4 islands. In the Philippines the children affectionately call her Ate (Ah tay) Kathy.
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