Samaritan's Purse Project ♥

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As some of you know I am a sunday school teacher and one of my commitments is to show them the love of God and also the gospel, the last year we had a blessing because we just knew about this wonderful project that is called Samaritan's Purse ( Operation Christmas Child) and it's about a 3 month classes with a color book that has different bible stories where they can learn about what was the life of Jesus, the sin, the forgiveness and the resurrection.

we host shoebox distributions ( a little gifts they will have at the end of the program ) in our church and it is for the kids of sunday school class but also for those who are around the neighborhood and may not know Christ and we invite them to follow Him.


As a result of what they learn  boys and girls grow in Christ and share with friends and family. The students also invite others to their graduations where the Gospel is shared. This often brings parents, siblings, and friends to accept Christ and become active members in the church



 Jeremy was really Happy with his shoebox



So last year I teached these classes and it was a big success, the kids get to know more about God and also they shared it with their families and friends, all of them are still in the church growing up and being part of the community as well; one of my hopes is to see them growing up as a real Christians and when they get old they could do God's mission; for that reason this year I just started teaching this program again and it looks like it's gonna be a truly success again. I pray to God that this Kids can have the chance to get to know him in a better way. Now they are learning and it's gonna be a process but I know everything will goes well.


SOMETHING YOU CAN PRAY FOR:

* Please pray for the kids of the Sunday School class that belong to this awesome program
* Pray for wisdom so I can teach them what is correct and get to touch their hearts and minds.

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