Life of Hope Ministries Child Sponsorship

Life of Hope Ministries is “the hands and feet of Jesus” to several hundred children in Latin America.  These kids live in very poor areas and their families struggle to provide for them.  The partners of our ministry stand in the gap between the children and the perils of living on the streets.

We are offering this sponsorship program so the children and their families can continue to receive needed assistance and learn of the love of our God. Each sponsor becomes a partner in the effort to give these precious lives a“life of hope”.

What You Do!

Commit to praying for your selected child

Provide a photo so your child can see those who are expressing Godly concern

Send periodic cards/notes of encouragement

Faithfully support Life of Hope Ministries so ministry continues to your child

What We Will Provide You!

Updates on your child annually, or when special events occur

Opportunities for you to join a short term mission group and visit your child

Timely receipts for your support and self addressed envelopes for future support

Deliver your cards/notes of encouragement and bring responses from your child

Contact Us at (417) 850-0521 For More Information About  
How You Can Bless Street Children in Latin America

Some Children Who Need Sponsors

  

 
Lucero 
Lucero lives with her mom and two older brothers.  Her mother had a stroke and is currently surviving from the money that Lucero’s older brothers make from working.  Her oldest brother works in a bakery, the other is a bus aide.  She is a very bright girl with potential. 
         












 

Luis 
Luis lives in Santa Faz.  His family lives in a home that is in very bad condition.  The metal is very worn, and the house leaks when it rains.  Both of his parents work hard to provide for Luis and his siblings.  Luis is a very shy boy, but he looks forward to coming to the community center each day.  Would you consider sponsoring Luis and helping to continue the programs at the community center?






  Sucely and Sandra are sisters and were born as a result of the years their mother worked as a prostitute.  The mother no longer prostitutes, but she suffers from Epilepsy.  She washes clothing and does deliveries to make money.  Both the girls have a small learning disability, but want to study to become businesswomen when they reach adulthood.