When you sponsor an orphanage you are choosing to sponsor a child. Your generosity will change lives by providing food, security, shelter, education, and the gospel to children in need. Thank you for your decision to pursue orphanage sponsorship.
When you choose to sponsor an orphanage, you are impacting a child’s life far beyond what you can imagine as your gift goes directly to one of the projects. If you’d like to get in contact with one of the orphanages please let us know.
Your decision to provide child sponsorship is a lifesaving decision for the children and their families. By sponsoring a child, you support our project centers for children. A decision to sponsor a child not only provides him or her with food security, but also with an education sponsorship that funds the uniforms and supplies the child requires to complete a high school level education. Some sponsors also take the opportunity to visit our project centers by participating in our outreach to children (VBS) Mission trips!
When you sponsor an orphan, you provide a safe environment where they can receive 3 meals a day and educational sponsorship that begins between the age of 5 and 8 years old and continues through high school.
Your sponsorship helps a child by giving them a home surrounded by the love of God during their childhood years. As they grow into young adulthood your continued support through high school gives them the chance to find their calling or passion in life and to learn how to build their own self-sufficiency.
This security allows them the opportunity to follow the path God has called them to. Some sponsors also enjoy the opportunity to visit by participating in our Orphanage work or outreach to children mission trips!
The Glory Project serves God in various ways through compassion ministries & discipleship programs across Southeast Asia in church planting, child sponsorships, leadership development, and theological education.
Northern Myanmar. Opened April 2022
Southern Myanmar. Opened in 2014. Partnership established in summer 2022.
Eastern Myanmar. Opened 2016. Partnership established Fall 2022.
Central Myanmar. Opened 2018. Partnership established Fall 2022.
The decision to sponsor an orphanage through the Glory Project enables us to care for a larger population of children who cannot stay with their parents or guardians due to financial reasons or crisis. Through your support, you provide safety, shelter, food, and education to young children without homes or families to protect them.
Our orphanages are one of the newer ministries for the Glory Project. This ministry enables us to care for a larger population of children who cannot stay with their parents or guardians due to financial reasons or crisis.
When you sponsor an orphanage, you allow us to continue to grow this ministry and provide safety, shelter, food, and education to young children without homes or families to protect them. We are looking for orphanage sponsors so we can continue helping children in need.
Northern Myanmar
Khun Zaw was the first in his family and village to follow Christ. After being forced out of his home, he is now back planting churches among his family and friends. Children in crisis are also being given a home to truly feel the love of Christ and be trained up to serve God. His brother came to faith at the home of a missionary from the United States and is also helping grow the church and reach the lost. God is good.
I have committed to the vision of this orphanage because I desire to be a light of the gospel to these children. I hope that through my influence, each child comes to faith in Christ through my faithful living as I teach them and care for them.
To transform lives by the power of God through music study and performance; to set the worldwide standard for music education and music in the church
Ma Shwe Cherry arrived at the New Light Education Center late May 2021. She was born in 2014 and because we do not have a national registration card available, we are unsure of the month or day she was born. Her mom has passed away and her dad has been trying to raise her on his own. He is now no longer able to provide support and so Ma Shwe Cherry is with us. She just started 2nd grade.
Ma Shew Hnin La entered the New Light Education in April 2021. Ma Shwe Hnin La was born on June 7th, 2007, and is also in 6th grade.
Ma Shwe Tet Li arrived at the New Light Education Center in April 2021. She is currently in the 7th grade. We do not have any information about her birthday because she was born in a village that had no access to medical care. She is one of our best students and is becoming a great leader. Will you sponsor her as she continues to learn what it means to be made in the image of God? She has so many gifts and talents that need to be nurtured and developed. Jesus Christ can show her how!
Ma Shwe Zin Ma Tun arrived at the New Light Education Center in April 2021. Ma Shwe Zin Ma Tun was born November 12, 2012, and just finished 2nd grade. She is enjoying going to school and is thankful for having two great sponsors.
Maung Thein Khan Aung entered the New Light Education in April 2021. He was born on July 17th, 2006, and is currently in 6th grade.
He is 17 years old and in the 10th grade. He lost his parents when he was just 2 years old. They both died for unknown reasons in the forests of Norther Burma. He is a quite boy but works very hard. He is a very good car driver and wants to become a police officer.
Sai Myon Saing arrived at the New Light Education Center in April 2021. Sai Myo Saing was born November 2013, and just finished 1st grade. He is now enjoying classes in the 2nd grade eagerly learning new things from our campus teacher.
Sai Tun Oo arrived at the New Light Education Center in April 2021. Sai Tun Oo was born January 29th 2009, and just finished 6th grade. He loves school and is excitedly learning new things from our campus teacher.
Please feel free to Donate or Sponsor any of these kids or orphanages at anytime!
Southern MyanmarMoses felt the call to care for orphans after reading the book of James. Since he began ministry, he has seen a church grow from just his family to now several families as the least are cared for and loved daily. Aung is one child who was unable to walk when he came to the orphanage, but now has been able to have his medical needs cared for and is a light to many in the village.
She is 16 years old and in the 11th grade. When she was three both of her parents died. Abikelah loves to play tennis and treats others well. She wants to be a doctor when she grows up.
He is 17 years old and in the 10th grade. He lost his father before he was born. His mother remarried a few years back and his stepfather did not accept him. He loves the Lord and respects others well. His hobby is playing with various stones and gems. He wants to be pastor.
She is 18 years old and in the 11th grade. Both of her parents has passed away. Her dad was killed last year by criminals invading the villages. She is very kind and clever. She loves to play badminton and wants to be a school principal when she grows up.
He is 5 years old and in preschool. His parents divorced and both of them remarried and did not take him in. He loves people and is very intelligent. He enjoys singing so much that he wants to become a famous singer when he grows up.
He is 15 years old and in the 6th grade. He has seven other siblings back home. His parents can barely provide enough food for them, so they sent Daniel to Crown Orphanage. He plays guitar well and loves to sing worship songs. He likes soccer and wants to be an engineer when he grows up.
She is 17 years old and in the 11th grade. Her mother died recently and when his father remarried her new stepmom did not want her in the house. So, she was sent to the orphanage. She is very kind and respectful to others and loves to play badminton. Her dream job is to be a school teacher.
He is 13 years old and in the 5th grade. His parents died of a drug overdose when he was just 5 years old. He prays more than any of the other kids, asking God to watch over everyone in the orphanage. He loves to play soccer and wants to be a school teacher.
He is 14 years old and in the 6th grade. His dad is a pastor and sent him to Crown Orphanage so he could continue his education. He loves God with all of his heart and leads the younger children by his godly example. He likes to play soccer and wants to be a doctor.
He is 14 years old and in the 7th grade. His parents died when he was 4 years old and lived with his uncle until coming to the Crown Orphanage. He loves to swim and draw. He wants to become a teacher when he grows up.
She is 14 years old and in the 6th grade. She lost her mother when she was two years old and her father can no longer look after her. She has a great personality and loves to swim. January Htwe wants to be a nurse when she grows up.
He is 13 years old and in the 5th grade. His parents both died when he was 9 years old. He has broken arm because he fell climbing a mango tree and needs surgery to repair it. He loves to bike ride and play sports of any kind. He wants to be a soccer player when he grows up.
He is 14 years old and in the 7th grade. Both of his parents died of drug overdose a few years back. He is very intelligent and loves school. He plays the guitar well and leads the kids in worship songs every night. He wants to be a doctor when he grows up.
He is 16 years old and in the 6th grade. He loves to sing and play soccer. Both of his parents died when he was 7 years old killed by local rebel groups. He is from Shan State, a worn torn part of the country. Luke wants to be an engineer when he grows up.
She is nine years old and in 3rd grade. Both of her parents have passed away and was living with her uncle until he could no longer provide for her. She is very respectable to her teachers and loves to run. She want to be a designer when she grows up.
She is 17 years old and in the 11th grade. Both of her parents died from a tropical disease years ago and is from the famous Nagaland region of Burma. She loves to read the Bible and serve where needed especially in the community. She loves to write and hopes ot be a school teacher one day.
He is 13 years old and in the 5th grade. Both his parents died of malaria when he was only 8 months old. He is unable to walk properly and needs to go to a specialist to see what the issue is and most likely have corrective surgery. He loves to draw and loves math. He wants to be an Artist or engineer when he grows up.
She is 18 years old and is the 11th grade. Although her parents are alive, they could no longer take care of her because of how remote the village is. There is no school for her to continue her education. She loves to sing, cook, and play volleyball. Rachel wants to be a nurse when she grows up.
He is 17 years old and in the 10th grade. His dad is a pastor in a very remote village who has 8 more children. He is unable to care for all of the children, so he sent Robert to the Crown Orphanage. Robert has a strong passion for God and the ministry. He loves to ride bikes and wants to be an engineer.
He is 23 years old and a university student. He loves soccer and other sports. When he was 3 years old his father died of kidney disease and his mother left him all alone when she got remarried. He is now in the 4th year of university and works very hard in his studies so he can get a good job soon.
She is eight years old and in 1st grade. Her parents divorced several years ago, and no one was able to take care of her afterwards. She loves to run and sing. Her dream is to become a doctor. She loves school and is working hard to achieve her dream.
Eastern MyanmarThe children at Glory Orphanage have all arrived due to various circumstances. Some of the children are orphans, both of their parents have died. Others have parents who are struggling with drug addictions and can no longer care for them. And yet others have parents who cannot financially provide for them and so brought them to us. At the orphanage we are working to provide these children with a safe environment where they can know the love of Christ and be given a brighter hope for the future. Would you consider supporting this project through the sponsorship of one of these children below.
Central Myanmar Northern Myanmar Southern Myanmar
Eastern MyanmarThe children at Glory Orphanage have all arrived due to various circumstances. Some of the children are orphans, both of their parents have died. Others have parents who are struggling with drug addictions and can no longer care for them. And yet others have parents who cannot financially provide for them and so brought them to us. At the orphanage we are working to provide these children with a safe environment where they can know the love of Christ and be given a brighter hope for the future. Would you consider supporting this project through the sponsorship of one of these children below.
$500a month.What does a small village “bible school” look like? Just ask Mr. Seng as he started on in a valley where new believers have come to faith in recent years. He is now discipling these individuals to start churches in other villages without leaving the area where God has called them.
Sponsor A Bible Student
$50a month.Mr. Sai has seen hundreds trained at his community development center and family resource program. A farming co-op was established between 10 villages to help families escape poverty and better care for the education of their children. Through his efforts other church leaders have been equipped to faithfully lead their flock! Retreats for church leaders are held on a regular basis.
Provided Resources
$100a month.Khun Zaw was the first in his family and village to follow Christ. After being forced out of his home, he is now back planting churches among his family and friends. Children in crisis are also being given a home to truly feel the love of Christ and be trained up to serve God. His brother came to faith at the home of a missionary from the United States and is also helping grow the church and reach the lost. God is good.
Support A Church Planter
$200a month.Moses felt the call to care for orphans after reading the book of James. Since he began ministry, he has seen a church grow from just his family to now several families as the least are cared for and loved daily. Aung is one child who was unable to walk when he came to the orphanage, but now has been able to have his medical needs cared for and is a light to many in the village.
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