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"Up in the Air for Kids" Going Strong
Five children's pastors go "Up in the Air for Kids" in 2009
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BGMC Prepares Kids to Pray, to Give, and to Go!
A "Pray, Give, Go" focus of BGMC
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Calendar Year Contributions Close December 31!
Make sure your church gets giving credit for 2009.
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New Web-Based "i" Lessons to Teach Kids
BGMC adds new Web-based "i" lessons to Web sites.
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Children's Pastor Has Friendly Competition Against Youth Pastor
Keith Wilson looks for new ways to raise BGMC missions $
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BGMC Blesses Jackson's Ridge, South Africa
Missionaries Ed and Sonja Corbin share how BGMC has helped and about a recent missions trip.
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Got Questions
Answers to commonly asked questions about BGMC.
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It's a New World Record
Pastor breaks free throw world record to raise funds for BGMC
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November BGMC Missions Challenge: Pop Out For Missions
Help impact the physically and spiritually needy kids around the world thorugh BGMC.
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BGMC National Director Reports Record Giving
David Boyd, national BGMC director, prepares for Polar Bear Plunge
Missionary-Led Church in Paraguay Reaches Needy Kids
As you can see from the top photo, the In His Arms church in Asunción, Paraguay, is overflowing with children. Foreign missionary Cynthia Lucas conducted a five-week "Festival of Colors" and presented the gospel message to the children. Those who faithfully attended each received a T-shirt with the In His Arms logo on the front and the plan of salvation on the back.
"The church was filled to more than capacity," Cynthia says. "By faith, we're serving hot chocolate and vitamin-enriched cookies to the children to give them nourishment and warmth from the cold."
Cynthia adds that many of the kids attending In His Arms come scantily clothed, most with flip-flops and T-shirts, even during the winter months.
"We're trusting God to touch hearts to help us out, so we can get underway with reading classes, tutoring for the kids, and vocational classes for the parents, so they can earn honest livings and get their kids off the street-where they beg coins every day."
