God’s love, transforming deepest need into thriving joy
This Christmas, Bring Hope and Joy to Struggling Families in Developing Countries
This Christmas, Bring Hope and Joy to Struggling Families in Developing Countries
This Christmas, Bring Hope and Joy to Struggling Families in Developing Countries
We empower the Body of Christ to transform the poor and their communities, physically and spiritually for the glory of Jesus Christ
Let God use you to help those in deepest need around the world begin to thrive—physically and spiritually!
Provide the gift of food and fight to stop global hunger. This
will benefit projects in Haiti, Malawi and Ecuador.
This gift will provide clean, safe water to remote villages.
Will benefit 14 communities in rural Zambia.
Before children can truly thrive, first they need the basic necessities of life like nutritious food, clean water, medical care, and shelter. Once these needs are met, they can move from surviving to thriving through education, counseling, and a supportive social environment. Cross International’s Thriving Kids initiative supports ministries that provide children with the essentials they need to live and the support they need to thrive!
Growing up in a rural village in Malawi with a disability was not easy. While the other children ran, played, helped with chores, and went to school, Pemphero became an outcast and suffered tremendous loneliness.
At 22 days old, little Vilma weighed just 4 pounds. She was suffering from severe malnourishment. But she was found and treated by the nutritional rescue team and is now responding beautifully.
The devastation across the island nation is great, but thanks to the kindness and generosity of our supporters, we are working to provide essential emergency relief to earthquake victims across southern Haiti.
God knows our needs and hears our prayers. Please send us your prayer requests, and we will lift them up in our weekly staff prayer time.
The COVID-19 crisis is unprecedented, but our commitment to serve those in need is undaunted. We desperately need your help.
