Prayer Page

 Staying Connected
with the One Who Guides Us
through PRAYER!

Requests

  • Asking God to help us add 100 new subscribers to our email list through our "Literacy: Every Child, Every Adult" email campaign this December.
  • Asking God to help us raise $12,000 through our email campaign this December

Celebrations

  • In 2021 sent orphans and students with financial difficulties to school in Kouvé.
  • The people of Kouvé donated 12 acres of land to Bonding With Children for the construction of our own K-12 school compound. 

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