Compassion Magazine

Every child is a little construction zone. When you’re near one, grab your hard hat and be alert! Ask yourself, What is God building here? Can I do or say anything to help this project along? A child’s tender spirit is very impressionable. In this issue you will read about some amazing sponsors and donors who have seized “moments” to powerfully build up children’s lives.

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  Food for Desperate Times

  In February 2011, just three months after the drought began, Compassion Kenya reported that more than half of the Compassion centers in the country had been affected by the drought.

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  A Mission for the Hungry

  A Church in Maryland responds to God’s call to help hungry children in Africa. First Baptist Church of Glenarden is no stranger to missions. For the past 20 years this Africa-American church has sent dozens of mission teams around the world.

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  Cultivating Contentment

  Crystal Paine, author of The Money Saving Mom’s Budget, is using the proceeds from her book to help fund a Child Survival Program in the Dominican Republic.

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  Designer Compassion

  “I’d rather be driving a 16-year-old Ford truck and building water wells around the world than driving a car with monthly payments that could be sponsoring 10 kids,” says the business whiz and Nantucket Island notable, who’d rather be called humanitarian than successful.

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