Reality for many children in Asia

For millions of children in Asia a toothbrush is a luxury item. Clean clothes are a dream. A pillow to lay down one's head, unknown.

The prevalence of malnourishment in India is among the highest in the world and in some places it's nearly double that of Sub-Saharan Africa. But what's worse, most have never conceived of a God that loves them.

Gospel for Asia provides hope through people like you. With your help, we can change a childs life.

Hope for the Least of These

This brief video gives you a glimpse into the lives of children in South Asia. This video ends on a hopeful note, but there are many more children that need to know the love of Jesus. You will be challenged and encouraged in this short video.

Gospel for Asia takes a unique approach

Each Bridge of Hope child is part of an extended family. As these boys and girls begin to understand God's love, expressed to them in very practical ways, they take the message home to their fathers, mothers, siblings, uncles, aunts and grandparents.

As a result, hearts and homes previously resistant to the Good News are now open to the witness of national missionaries like never before. Your love and care reaches far beyond just one individual. As you extend hope to your sponsored child, that same hope is passed on to many others.

100 percent of your money

100 percent of your child sponsorship donations go directly to the Bridge of Hope programs on the field.

What is the Cost to Sponsor?

For just $35 a month, you can make an eternal difference.
Sponsor today and help change a child's life for eternity.

Here is a List of What You Provide Through Bridge of Hope

• The opportunity to hear the Gospel. Your child will learn Bible verses, stories and songs that clearly present the message of Jesus' love and His redemptive sacrifice.
• Education. This includes tuition, books and uniforms. Your child will learn to read and write, guaranteeing a future of hope.
• Nutrition. During the school day, your sponsored child will receive a healthy, balanced meal.
• Medical care. In addition to periodic checkups and medical treatment, children also learn habits of good hygiene, such as washing hands, trimming fingernails and bathing regularly.
• Development. As soon as kids enter kindergarten, they're given opportunities to play games and practice basic rules of courtesy, thus boosting their social skills and self-confidence.

Let others know about the Bridge of Hope program.