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2013 COP Sunday

Sunday, September 29, 2013
Rescue
As the Church of God child sponsorship ministry, Children of Promise is passionate about helping children in need globally. Since our inception in 1992, more than 10,000 children have received direct assistance in the areas of food, education, basic health care, and spiritual nurture and development. We are so grateful for the many sponsors, donors, supporters, and friends who make this ministry in 27 countries possible.
 
Four years ago, Children of Promise launched COP Sunday as a primary means of sponsoring children in Churches of God in the United States and some foreign countries. Over the next three years, Children of Promise is emphasizing three components in changing the lives of children: RESCUE, RESTORE and RELEASE.
 
This year we are focusing on RESCUE which, according to the dictionary, means: to remove somebody from danger; to save something – prevent something from being discarded, rejected, or put out of operation; and provision of help – an instance of helping somebody in an awkward or difficult situation. This describes part of the mission of Children of Promise.
 
The annual COP Sunday event intends to raise awareness within the Church of God that between 500 – 750 children are waiting to be rescued from the death grip of extreme poverty. Without our help, many of these children will not make it to adulthood alive.
 
The television show, “Wipe Out”, can be a visual reminder of what happens to children who live in extreme poverty. Of course, the individuals appearing on “Wipe Out” are competing for a cash prize and while they may get knocked down over and over, these people have plenty to eat and a warm space to lie down at nighttime. Children in the grip of extreme poverty are not likely able to “get up” when they are “wiped out” from malaria, HIV/AIDS, malnutrition, and any number of other diseases. These children need to be rescued. The process is simple. The impact is great. Will you help?
 
We welcome you and your church family to make the entire month of September an emphasis on God’s call upon us to minister to the poor, the orphaned, and those without hope. COP Sunday – a day of child sponsorship, is September 29, 2013. If another Sunday, in September or otherwise, fits your church’s needs better, go for it. The point is to rescue children. We can help you do that.
 
Downloads of all the free materials for your church are on the COP Sunday page. Feel free to use anything you find here. Call us toll free, 800.848.2464 ext. 2155, with any questions you may have.


  The April 2013 edition of @cop,

the monthly NewsBlast from Children of Promise!

 
In this issue:
 
 
- Grief, again - On the death of children
- Sponsorship to the Max update
- Trip opportunity - Tanzania, Russia and Ghana
- Giving Promise - Dr. Charles Wanner 
- New brochures available!
- Global Gathering event opportunities
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

  

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"Change a life . . . Sponsor a child!" 

 "And He took the children in His arms, put His hands on them, and blessed them." Mark 10:16

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You can change the life of a child forever. By sponsoring children through Children of Promise, you provide them with food, education, basic medical care and spiritual nurture. These children and many more are waiting. (Click their picture to learn more about them or to sponsor one of these children. )They need your love, prayers and support right now.

 

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Ramel

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Elizabeth

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Dulari

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Byron

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Children of Promise is the Church of God child sponsorship program.

All assistance to the children is through local Church of God ministries in each country.

 

 

 

  

 

 


    

 Philippines Flooding Update

Click below for pictures from the Philippines.

 (A larger version is available on our Facebook page)

Filipino resilience is being tested by the continues rainfall after the torrential rains brought by typhoon Saola (Gener) and the southwest monsoon that resulted to massive flooding in most part of Metro Manila and nearby provinces in the last two weeks.  Another Tropical Storm (Helen) threatens to enhance the southwest monsoon again, terrifying communities still submerged in floodwaters and residents drying out their homes.... READ MORE

 

 

Click here to view our 2 minute trailer for the Children of Promise promotional video "Journey of the Heart", produced by Covenant Productions. Shot on location in the Philippines, this video was the winner of a 2008 Gold Ava Award.

Also available are a 6 - minute version and the full - length version is available as a download!


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