2017-2018 Projects for Kids
Kids all over the United States and the world are participating in projects to help persecuted Christians and to raise awareness about persecution. What can your kids do? Contact us with information about your own project so that we can share it with others on this website.
- Fill an Action Pack.
- Print out the “One Hundred Ways Kids Can Help the Persecuted Church” poster.
- Complete the puzzles available on this site.
- Write letters to Christian prisoners.
- Watch a Torchlighters DVD or read a book about a persecuted Christian.
- Check out our unique crafts and suggestions to help kids remember persecuted Christians.
- Download skits and plays to perform for groups.
- Find out how to invite a VOM speaker to visit your group or event. You can invite others to hear the speaker, too. Plan to feature one country at the event, and download an activity book about the country from the Downloads section to find facts and recipes from the country to use.
- Find out how to get a DVD produced with persecuted Christians in mind.
- Find coloring pages from other countries in the Coloring Pages book in the Downloads section. You can share some of the pages with younger children and tell them simple facts about the country.
Awareness Activities
- Cornmeal Mush and a Toy Fast
- Making Bricks in Pakistan: Video | Post
- Wristband Activity
- Two Million Scriptures
- Make a Refugee Shelter
- North Korea: Daily Rations
Craft Activities
- Bookmarks for Prisoners
- Nigerian Beads
- Chinese Picture Scroll
- Make a Prayer Basket
- Bird Feeder Reminder
Games
Additional Activities
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Hello,
Our children’s ministry is looking for places that we can give our weekly offering to. We have typically set a goal and given money to reach that goal. We pray for and learn about the ministry we are raising money for. Would you be able to send me information to help us in this decision?
Thank you!
~Heather
Kidmo Coordinator
High Point Church
Madison, WI