WIW is excited to introduce FACES OF THE FUTURE! This Mother’s Day offering extends the love, truth, and power of Christ to the Next Generation!
Through Faces of the Future, WIW is thrilled to share how God is at work with multiple ministry partners to extend our mission to the next generation of young women in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East!
With a goal of $25,000, the funds raised through Faces of the Future will empower underprivileged girls in Africa, rescued teens in Asia, and emerging leaders in the Middle East to receive the help they need, and to replace poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ!
- Across the world over 60 million girl babies are ‘missing’ – killed for being a girl.
- In just one Muslim nation in the Middle East, over 1,000 women a year are murdered in the name of ‘honor’ - killed for being a girl.
- In South Asia, acid attacks on women because of dowry disputes are frequent, often leading to blindness, disfigurement, and death - injured for life for being a girl.
- Nearly 25 percent of all girls in developing countries have not completed primary school - left behind in education because they are a girl.
- Out of the 774 million people in the world who are illiterate, two-thirds of them are women - banished to a life of poverty simply because they are a girl!
Faces of the Future will target offerings to help change these statistics as we equip women leaders to provide Life-giving and Life-changing trainings to women and teenage girls.
Together with our ministry partners and their locally-led trainings we will route the evil behind these forces and save the beautiful faces of the future!
So the poor have hope, and injustice shuts its mouth. Job 5:16
Here are just a few of the Face of the Future Projects we hope to launch with your generous support:
The Talitha Koumi ministry (Talitha Koumi means, “little girl, arise!”) is actively reaching people groups throughout the nation of Bangladesh which is 89% Muslim and less than 1% Christian. Through our partnership with Women in the Window, women leaders and teenage girls will be empowered to lead.
Amevivina Care Young Women’s Academy has received the benefits of Ghanaian government accreditation for its vocational training program. As a result, they will continue to disciple young women into the faith while they empower them to be strong in the faith and productive in their own community, leaders of the future!
WiW serves Middle Eastern and North African women leaders who rescue girls from forced early marriage and offer hope to the lives of traumatized young women freed from ISIS. The impact of our Soul Care leadership training in this region is changing the focus of today, and yes, the faces of the future!
Every dollar matters & every giver will receive a WIW Mother’s Day Card in any one of 3 designs and sent to the “Mom” of your choice. Of course, we can send it to you so that you can personally send this greeting.
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