One of the most important ways you can support us is through regular prayer. We have seen numerous times how God works on our behalf because one of our prayer partners was burdened to pray for us in a specific area.
On a regular basis, here is how you can pray for us:
Pray for daily strength and grace. Africa is a difficult place to live and work.
Pray for daily protection, health and safety for our entire family.
Pray for wisdom to know how to best influence Children’s Ministries in this region of the world.
Pray for churches, pastors and Sunday school teachers who work in extreme circumstances on a weekly basis across West Africa.
For a list of specific and current prayer needs, click here.
We are supported by over 200 churches and individuals who have committed to contribute on a monthly basis for the duration of our four-year term in West Africa. Without this support base, we could not stay in West Africa.
One-time cash contributions help maintain our work account balance. Gifts given on a one-time basis help pay for one-time expenses, such as tickets to and from the field, shipment of household goods, etc.
For more information and specifics about our budget click here.
The needs we see on a daily basis in our ministry are overwhelming at times. It is always difficult to say no to a worthy project or desperate fellow Christian because we do not have enough money in our budget. So, we always appreciate new partners who are willing to donate to special projects or ongoing monthly support. Click here to find out how you can join our support team.
We also have a need for a special projects budget. These funds are not ongoing monthly expenses. They will be used for one-time expenses to establish children’s ministries in the national churches of West Africa. These projects come from requests presented to us by national churches and from needs that have come to our attention while ministering to children. Click here for a list and explanation of each project.
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The Malcolms
Missionaries to the Children of West Africa