6,800 books to the children of Mexico City and Tabasco, Mexico

Volunteers based out of Monterrey, Mexico distributed sponsored books to the children and parents at the AMANC Hostel, a facility for low-income families coming from the provinces to Mexico City for cancer treatment. They also traveled to Tabasco after the devastating floods had hit. Along with a few tons of fresh food, water, and clothing, 3,200 sponsored story books and 650 music tapes were given to the flood victims.

Get Activated Booklets in Mozambique

"We are so thankful to be able to satisfy the spiritually hungry Africans around us by fulfilling Jesus’ mandate to “feed my sheep” (John 21:17). A heart-felt thank you to Activated Ministries for helping us to meet the need with these wonderful Portuguese materials!"

The Sahara Refugee Project

Our mission center in Spain organized volunteer teams to travel to the Western Sahara and help the forgotten Saharaui refugees. We were able to present our program in all their schools and different governmental institutions. Twenty thousand people attended our programs and our songs were sung and recorded for the local radio station to reach many more. This year a new opportunity opened up for us to distribute sets of educational material in the schools, libraries, and cultural centers – thanks to the sponsorship of Activated Ministries.

Books to rural school districts of Argentina

We want to thank Activated Ministries for your generous and helpful contribution of educational children’s books. This donation of books has gone far to help and influence the education of thousands of children. To begin with, books of such good quality are rarely found here and the content has been applauded by every teacher or director who has seen them.

Neighborhood Christmas party in Mendoza, Argentina

The highlight of our Christmas party for the poor children in our neighborhood was when we could give each family a collection of the six stories and activity books from Aurora Productions, sponsored by Activated Ministries. The children were familiar with some of the stories as we often read them at our weekly free lunch program, but this gift marked the first time that they could have their own copy.