For the children who will hear about Jesus in Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam and Japan, January to May 2027.
“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”
Mark 10:14 (NIV)Enter your name and email and the guide opens right away. We’ll email you a copy too.
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At a public school in Davao, Philippines, 500 students had just heard Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep: the shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to go after the one. Afterward, a little boy walked up to Pastor Joe Meyers, World Share’s co-founder, and asked that question.
They embraced, and both were in tears. Joe told him that Jesus’ love was for him, too. No matter what he had done, Jesus loved him and wanted a relationship with him.
Every child deserves to hear that answer. Before the first child walks through the door in 2027, we want every one of them covered in prayer.
Each country page has a short update, four things to pray for, and a one-line prayer you can pray as a family, a small group or a whole church.
For many children here, these may be the first Bible stories they have ever heard.
A full month alongside GBBC as they train the next generation of ministry leaders.
Over Easter weekend, children will hear that Jesus is alive and He loves them.
For many children, it may be the first time they hear who Jesus is.
It’s the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children, a day when believers around the world pray for children.
Thailand in January, the Philippines in February, Vietnam in March and Japan in May.
You may never meet the children in Chiang Rai, Davao, Vietnam or Osaka, but you can be part of the reason they hear that God loves them.
Get the free prayer guideWorld Share partners with churches and ministries around the world to create turnkey VBS outreach events that introduce children to Jesus and connect them to local churches for lasting discipleship. World Share operates under the fiscal sponsorship of Gathering of Neighbors Collective, a registered 501(c)(3).