Born: 09/01/1997
I live in India. My favorite things in school are English and Volleyball.

Dipak Ram

Born: 01/15/2001
I live in India. My favorite things in school are Math and Singing.

Marish Hansepi

Born: 01/07/2000
I live in India. My favorite things in school are Math and Football.

Kamrudeen

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Find out more about this great way to encourage the child you sponsor.

They've never held a toothbrush.

Your gift provides one, as well as education, clothing, and food. Things that the child would otherwise have no access to.

Change a family for less than a dollar a day.

It takes $28 a month to support a child. Your gift ripples throughout their family and community.

The poorest of the poor

For millions of children in Asia a toothbrush is a luxury item. Clean clothes are a dream. A pillow to lay down one's head, unknown. The prevalence of malnourishment in India is among the highest in the world and in places nearly double that of Sub-Saharan Africa. And worse, most have never conceived of a God that loves them.

In India alone there are over 150 million child laborers. You have the opportunity to reach into at least one child's life through sponsorship. We can pray for these children and know that our Father hears these prayers. Consider this opportunity to sponsor in light of eternity.

100% of your gift

100% of your child sponsorship gift goes directly to the field.

We do our part to keep office and administrative expenses very low. For instance, our home office staff members raise their own financial support, which covers their salary and benefits, helping keep our overhead costs at a minimum.

Read more about our financial principles.

Learn about the Children

About Gospel for Asia

K.P. Yohannan

Gospel for Asia has been working in Asia for over 30 years. Our home office is located in Carrollton, TX.

Our founder and president is K.P. Yohannan. When not in India, K.P. Yohannan often travels and speaks.

You can get a free copy of his latest book No Longer A Slumdog. As you read this book, those with no voice—the suffering children of Asia—tell their stories. And as you listen to them, you share their anguish and rejoice in their triumphs. The whole world seems to stop as you look on.

Hope is growing in the hearts of those who never knew such a thing existed.

Gospel for Asia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. All donations to Gospel for Asia are income tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Are you from the United States?

If you would like to sponsor, donate or make a store purchase, please visit our US office page.

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