God is restoring lives and repairing broken families in Thailand. Many single Thai mothers are incarcerated at the Juvenile Detention Center in Chiang Mai where they have come out of abusive situations of human traf?cking or drug trade and they long for their children to be educated. Multiply’s Chiang Mai Freedom Ministry comes alongside these single mothers to share the love of Jesus with them and to educate their children. Your gift would help a family take a step toward breaking the cycle of poverty.

“This project helps provide vulnerable children with both educational support as well as discipleship, as they and their mothers experience the love of Jesus and are welcomed into the family of God.” said Carmen Owen, one of Chiang Mai Freedom’s team members.

Malawi is a poor country where people struggle to make ends meet. The MB conference there is engaged in agricultural and economic initiatives that are helping people overcome the effects of poverty. One project focuses on teaching people how to plant crops like potatoes using a simple drip irrigation system, which helps families provide for themselves even in the face of drought. Another project helps provide loans and business training, so that people can start a small business like raising chickens or growing tomatoes in order to generate income for their families. By giving to these projects, you are helping people out of poverty in Malawi.

COVID has meant that many families in the Chonburi province in Thailand are suffering and struggling financially. The Phan Thong church, newly planted by Thai leaders and Multiply global workers, wants to show the love of Jesus to the community by providing meals to families. Would you join in being Jesus’ hands and feet in this very practical way?

Many single mothers in Uganda struggle to provide for themselves and their families. Multiply partners with King’s Kid Ministries, focusing on the well-being of the entire family. Support a single mother to start her own income-generating business like raising chickens and pigs, growing corn making coal or providing services in sewing and tailoring. Your gift would empower a woman to start her own business and, in turn, help others her communities. 

“I am a single mother with two boys and two girls between the ages of eight and fifteen years old and my husband abandoned us over seven years ago,” said Jalia Zalwang. “I have struggled to put food on the table for my family, but with Multiply’s support, I have started a piggery and now I am able to fend for myself and my children. I am very grateful to Multiply for the help given to me.”

Pastors in Myanmar are caring not just for their own extended families, but for communities that have been impacted by the civil war, drought, and the endemic poverty facing this country. These pastors travel to bring the Gospel to remote villages, often at significant risk to themselves and with limited resources. The gift of a pig or twenty chickens will allow these pastors to start their own sustainable business, and yet continue with their vital ministry.  

Pastors in Myanmar are caring not just for their own extended families, but for communities that have been impacted by the civil war, drought, and the endemic poverty facing this country. These pastors travel to bring the Gospel to remote villages, often at significant risk to themselves and with limited resources. The gift of a pig or twenty chickens will allow these pastors to start their own sustainable business, and yet continue with their vital ministry.  

Do you have a passion for seeing communities grow holistically? The Punta Vida (LifePoint) initiative in Mexico offers workshops as a powerful way of connecting with people in their community. These workshops teach crafts and sports for children, as well as small business development and skills assessment for adults. Your gift would help purchase craft supplies, workbooks, and tables and chairs, as well as help provide personnel to run the workshops. 

Sandra Chavez, who helps lead the Life Point initiative, said, “Through these workshops, our hope is not only to see people gain practical skills and knowledge that will help them strengthen their own economy and provide for their families, but also to build relationships, to share Christ and to bring holistic healing to families.”

Would you help provide interns with an opportunity to discern God’s calling on their lives and be trained up to serve him? Under our national partners, Wichian and Siriwan, leadership development takes place hand-in-hand with vocational training in small business management, textile production, agriculture and church ministry.

Would you help transform the lives of disadvantaged students in India and Uganda? The Chenchu of India work as laborers or subsistence farmers, and many struggle to provide what is required for their children to attend school. In Uganda, many families face similar challenges. There, Multiply partners with Robert and Esther Mponye, founders of King’s Kid School, in bringing Christ-centered quality education to those who would otherwise be overlooked. Would you help change the future of children in these two countries by providing essential supplies for their education?

Would you help transform the lives of disadvantaged students in India and Uganda? The Chenchu of India work as laborers or subsistence farmers, and many struggle to provide what is required for their children to attend school. In Uganda, many families face similar challenges. There, Multiply partners with Robert and Esther Mponye, founders of King’s Kid School, in bringing Christ-centered quality education to those who would otherwise be overlooked. Would you help change the future of children in these two countries by providing essential supplies for their education?

The discipleship training school in Yaviza Camp provides leadership development and Bible training for indigenous believers who are committed to sharing the Good News within their own communities and wherever God sends them. Currently at the school, there are seventeen students from five different people groups. Would you help future students become beacons of light in the dark jungles of Panama and beyond?

In many parts of the world, the Church is growing fast and leadership training is urgently needed. As an initiative of the global MB family (ICOMB), Missional Leadership Training (MLT) is a non-formal, eighteen-module Biblical training program that seeks to equip leaders to serve and help the Church to live on mission. MLT is currently being translated into eight new languages including Swahili, Chewa, Spanish, Thai, Burmese, Portuguese, Arabic, and Hindi. 

King’s Kid School is providing quality education and discipleship training to children in Uganda. Would you help children from poor families, who would not otherwise be able to attend school? Graduates from this school have gone on to serve God with their lives. 

“Saul Muwanguzi came to us when he was three years old, the child of a single teenage mother,” said Robert Mponye, founder of King’s Kid School. “After completing high school at King’s Kid,he went on to study Early Childhood Education, and now he is a teacher at our school!” 

Multiply’s national partners in North Africa and the Middle East are invested in equipping and training believers to effectively serve as local missionaries in their own countries. Help fund one of the forty anticipated attendees coming from a variety of countries, looking to be equipped to bring the Good News to the 80% in this region who are still unreached.