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678.823.0004 Ext. 2365

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I write my sponsored child?

A: Yes! They would love to hear from you!


Q: How do I give my monthly gift?

A: You may give monthly, quarterly, or yearly, whichever is easiest for you. We also offer an automatic bank withdrawal.


Q: Can I send a gift to my sponsored child?

A: Small, inexpensive gifts that fit into a 6x9 envelope are very welcome.


Q: What benefits will my sponsored child receive?


A: Food, basic health care, educational opportunities, and the opportunity to hear about Jesus.


Q: What makes the MTW Sponsorship unique?


A: ONEChild sponsored children live within the missionary communities of MTW and are connected to church-planting efforts that facilitate both word and deed ministries.


Q: Where does MTW currently have sponsorships?


A: Ethiopia - ACTS Project in Addis, Ababa, which ministers to families/children affected with HIV/AIDS, many of whom are single parents with multiple children.
Philippines - Ministering to children who previously lived and worked on streets in Manila. The children now live in homes and are cared for by social workers.
Haiti - Community school in poverty struck area of Docine where sponsorship fees are the main support.


Q: Does sponsoring a child affect giving to a local church?


A: Our hope is that sponsorship will deepen a love for those in need and encourage a broader understanding of stewardship in both the local church and around the world.

 

  








 

 

 Able
June 27, 2005
Ethiopia
ChildID: 503302
 


His future goal is to become a doctor. »

Abel was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He is currently in the second year of kindergarten and attends school regularly. His favorite subject is handwriting. Both of his parents are alive. He has three brothers named Tsion, Asnakech and Kebedush who are three, eleven and fifteen years old. Asnakech and Kebedush used to live with their father since they were born from a different mother than Habtamu’s but since the father became a heavy drinker, they started living with Able’s mother.
 Kaleab
April 17, 1997
Ethiopia
ChildID: 503085
 


He enjoys playing soccer. »

Kaleab is now living with his brother, aunt and 2 cousins. They are all doing well. He is now 14 going to 15. He is now in 9th grade. He did very well in 8th grade national exam. He regularly goes to school. He enjoys playing soccer. There hasn’t been any illness report from him over the past year. There is also no change in his family composition. Please continue having his family and him in your prayers.
 Polo
February 4, 2007
South Asia
ChildID: 507037
 


She wants to be a nurse. »

Polo is one of 80 primary students that live and learn at a hilltop school in South Asia. These children used to work in the fields and did not have a school to attend until the local church began working with area tribal leaders. These leaders donated land for the school and gave their blessing for the church to conduct mission work. Polo is a healthy 5-year-old girl and attends school regularly. She is in second grade and her favorite subject is language. Her mother is a gardener and her father is a butcher. She also has two siblings. Last year, she won second place in a running competition. Green is her favorite color and she loves skipping. She hopes to become a nurse in the future.
 San
August 21, 2008
South Asia
ChildID: 507047
 


He loves to play football. »

San is one of 80 primary students that live and learn at a hilltop school in South Asia. These children used to work in the fields and did not have a school to attend until the local church began working with area tribal leaders. These leaders donated land for the school and gave their blessing for the church to conduct mission work. San is a healthy 4-year-old boy and attends school regularly. He is in kindergarten and his favorite subject is English. He has a sister and his parents are both traditional farmers. Green is his favorite color and he loves to play football. He hopes to be a truck driver in the future.
 Nerline
February 16, 1998
Haiti
ChildID: 508198
 


Math is her favorite subject »

Nerline is from Docine, Haiti, enrolled in a school run by MTW missionary, Esaie Etienne. Sponsorship provides one meal a day as well as books, uniforms, pens, pencils, backpacks, and basic medical care. The headmaster is a local evangelical pastor. She has five siblings, and she lives with her both parents. She is currently in seventh grade and she attends school regularly. Math is her favorite subject and pink is her favorite color. She loves to jump rope. She would like to become a Nurse.
 Victor
October 5, 2002
South Asia
ChildID: 507012
 


Wants to become a journalist. »

Victor is one of 80 primary students that live and learn at a hilltop school in South Asia. These children used to work in the fields and did not have a school to attend until the local church began working with area tribal leaders. These leaders donated land for the school and gave their blessing for the church to conduct mission work. Victor is a healthy 10-year-old boy and attends school regularly. He is in fourth grade and his favorite subject is Christian religion. His mother is a housewife and his father is a farmer. He also has an older sister. Last year he won third place in a 100-meter run and loves to play football. His favorite color is green and he hopes to become a journalist in the future.
 Geralda
March 21, 1999
Haiti
ChildID: 508195
 


Aspires to become a nurse »

Geralda is from Docine, Haiti, enrolled in a school run by MTW missionary, Esaie Etienne. Sponsorship provides one meal a day as well as books, uniforms, pens, pencils, backpacks, and basic medical care. The headmaster is a local evangelical pastor. She has two siblings, and they live with their parents. She is currently in seventh grade, and she comes to school regularly. Her favorite subject is Math and her favorite color is pink. She likes to tell jokes, and she aspires to become a nurse.