World Christian Ministries Association

Sponsor an Orphan

WCMA's "Sponsor an Orphan" (or Orphanage) Program, among other charity sponsorship programs, provides Christian donors, volunteers and philanthropists an opportunity to help eradicate poverty, effects of war, famine, injustice and inequities among Christian orphans.  You can designate your Christian charity to any one or more of WCMA's eight sponsorship programs as well as become a WCMA Volunteer.

When you sponsor a Christian orphan (or orphanage), WCMA will provide you with a photo and updates on how your donations are being utilized/invested to help your sponsored orphan (or orphanage).

How does sponsorship work?

When you make a gift, your contributions are pooled with that of other sponsors of orphans in the community where your orphan lives. Your orphan receives health care, education, nutritious food via cooperatives, and the entire community benefits from access to clean water, agricultural assistance, medical care, and more.

The goal of WCMA's Sponsor an Orphan program is to equip your orphan and his or her community to become perpetually self-sustaining. That means your sponsorship will last for many years. When your orphan and his or her community, via WCMA cooperatives, have reached a sustainable level, WCMA will move on to serve another community in need. When this happens, you’ll be proffered the opportunity to sponsor a different orphan in a new community.

When you become an orphan sponsor, you join a family of several million around the world who share your commitment to change the world, one child at a time.

Why sponsor a child through WCMA?

WCMA's Sponsor an Orphan program creates real, long-lasting change for orphans and their communities. Our compassionate, Christian workers demonstrate God's love to all people as they help build healthy communities for orphans in the world's most impoverished places. WCMA partners with sponsored orphan's communities over the long term by developing cooperatives to address critical needs and help communities become self-sustaining.

Who is WCMA?

WCMA is a Christian social gospel church organization founded by Dr. Briggs dedicated to helping children, orphans and their communities worldwide reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty. Although our focus is to help Apostolic and Pentecostal orphaned children, our faith in Jesus and our unique approach to ending poverty motivates us to serve the poor, regardless of a person’s religion, race, ethnicity, or gender, as a demonstration of God's unconditional love for all people.  In other words, when you help a Christian orphan, you inadvertently help all people in the community---thereby the blessings of God "rains on the just and the unjust". 

Eighty-five percent (85%) of WCMA’s total Sponsor an Orphan donations are used to directly benefit the poor.
 

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WCMA
1015 Atlantic Blvd., Ste 456
Jacksonville, FL 32233

Join other Apostolic and Pentecostal churches, ministers, ministries and organizations from around the world in networking together to spread the gospel and help eradicate hunger, poverty, injustice and inequities among fellow Apostolic and Pentecostal Christian children and families around the world. Together we can also establish Apostolic and Pentecostal Churches, Charity, philanthropy, sponsor a child programs, orphanages for orphans, develop Christian cooperatives, create a volunteer network, create and publish Apostolic literature, maintain Apostolic and Pentecostal Bible Colleges and Universities, distribute Bibles around the world and initiate a world-wide paradigm shift.

We invite you to visit our other web pages and discover:
 
Christian Charity Opportunities
Help Poor Apostolic Christian Children
Help Poor Apostolic Christian Families
Sponsor Literature Distribution Around the World
Sponsor Building A Charity Center
Sponsor Cooperative Programs
Sponsor Asset and Income Development Programs
How to Become a WCMA Volunteer
How to Become a WCMA Member



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