At Serving Orphans Worldwide, we believe the local church is God’s primary vessel for bringing hope, healing, and restoration to the world’s most vulnerable children. That’s why we partner with pastors and congregations across the globe—uniting around one shared mission: to care for the orphaned and fatherless in Jesus’ name.
Your church can play a vital role in this redemptive work. Whether it’s through child sponsorship, prayer, giving, or simply spreading awareness, we believe God wants to use your people to make a tangible, lasting difference.
We would love the opportunity to share the heart behind Serving Orphans Worldwide with your congregation. When you invite us to speak on your next Missions Sunday, we’ll bring powerful stories of impact, a biblical vision for orphan care, and clear ways your church family can get involved. Together, we can show vulnerable children around the world that they are not forgotten.
WAYS YOUR CHURCH CAN GET INVOLVED
Thanks to a group of special sponsors, 100 percent of every dollar given through SOW goes directly to orphan care and not to administrative costs. Always.
SCHEDULE US FOR A MISSIONS SUNDAY.
Our experienced speaking team can provide a full presentation for your missions service. During the service, we will share about the orphan crisis, stories from the field and provide materials for your leadership and congregation.
SPONSOR A HOME.
When your church sponsors a home, you play a significant role in moving the home from mere survival to a thriving, sustainable refuge that gives the most vulnerable children the best opportunity to become functional, successful adults. When your church sponsors a home, you will receive detailed updates throughout the year on that particular home that you can share with your congregation.
PROMOTE CHILD SPONSORSHIPS
Our unique child sponsorship program is a wonderful way to allow your congregation to actively be involved in caring for those closest to God’s heart. For $38 per month, sponsors will receive a name and face to pray for, as well as updates on their sponsored child throughout the year.