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How do sponsored kids around the world celebrate Christmas?

How do sponsored kids around the world celebrate Christmas?

  Do you have any special Christmas traditions? Maybe you read the story of Jesus’ birth in Luke 2 every Christmas morning or open one gift early on Christmas Eve. But have you ever thought about how other cultures celebrate the holiday season? Almost every...
Your sponsored child will “bee” happy you sent this craft!

Your sponsored child will “bee” happy you sent this craft!

When the bees start buzzing, you know that warmer days are ahead. But bees aren’t just a reminder of the changing seasons (or an incoming wave of pollen that’s sure to turn your car yellow). This simple bee pop-up card from Red Ted Art is a creative way to remind your...
5 common questions about child sponsorship

5 common questions about child sponsorship

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane … Remember in school when you didn’t understand something? What did you do? Hopefully, you raised your hand and asked a question. Likewise, you may have some questions about sponsoring a child in another country. Or maybe you’ve...
Small gift ideas to show BIG love to your sponsored child

Small gift ideas to show BIG love to your sponsored child

Good things come in small packages, right? As you purchase Valentine’s Day cards and chocolates for your loved ones, don’t forget to pick up a little something extra for your sponsored child, too. Everyone loves receiving gifts and feeling special, and your sponsored...
A Christmas prayer for your sponsored child

A Christmas prayer for your sponsored child

Christmas is just a few days away! Most likely, you’ve got plans to spend this week with your family, friends, and the people who mean the most to you. But there’s probably one boy or girl you won’t be able to celebrate in person with that you wish you could — your...
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