Mission Gardens of Christ in South Sudan will soon be receiving various medical equipment, student desks, chairs and tables from OGT’s Maryland Branch in Millersville. Thank you, donors and volunteers for these wonderful blessings for so many peopl...

Conwell Larson picked up pillowcase dresses, sleeping mats, stuffed toys and school supplies from Iowa West Branch in Ida Grove. All of these items will be for Haiti! Conwell is working with a school there and they are excited for the school supplies...

Central Nebraska Branch volunteers were busy loading 75 student chairs, children’s items, medical equipment and various clothing to Panama. Church of God of Prophecy will share the goods with school, clinic and families living in poverty. Thank you...

Global Community Outreach feeds and cares for many families living in extreme poverty in rural areas of Guatemala. They will soon be receiving 256,608 Mercy meals from the Norfolk warehouse in Nebraska. To God be all the Glory!...

Central Nebraska Branch teamed up with Project Cure to send a full container of new and gently used medical equipment to Panama. Church of God of Prophecy will use the items for clinics that serve underprivileged families. To God be the Glory!...

Global Community Outreach in Guatemala is anxiously waiting for the arrival of 272,160 Manna Pack meals from Feed My Starving Children that were funded by OGT....

Vitaliy Smolin with Smolin Ministries in Ukraine is anxiously waiting for a shipment of over 7,000 pounds of baked beans, 83,394 Food for Kidz meals, diapers, hygiene supplies, medical equipment, sleeping bags, blankets and other needed items from Wi...

Jurbarkas Lutheran Diaconia in Lithuania will soon receive bikes, school kits, hygiene supplies, and other aid from Central Iowa Branch donors and volunteers in Clemons, IA. Thank you for sharing Christ’s love to so many in need....

Mid-Atlantic Branch volunteers in West Grove, PA recently loaded 1,167 boxes of food, clothing, bedding, and toys, plus 100 single pieces of medical equipment and children’s items. A couple ‘ladder-friendly’ volunteers did a great job literally...