In 2026 your KRK offering will support holistic ministry to children all over the world. The KRK offering provides crucial discipleship resourcing for children from around the globe. The money from this offering funds varied projects that impact children’s lives mentally, physically, spiritually and socially. Our 2026 focus will be providing Vacation Bible School for use around the world.
You can help! Join us in giving to this year’s global KRK offering! Through your giving, Kids Reaching Kids will provide needed resources to other children so that they can draw closer to God and his grace.
Also, don’t miss the 2026 VBS: The Amazing Journey! During The Amazing Journey, you are invited onto the set of a television show about teams racing for the prize of a lifetime. As team members, Gene and Aaron complete physical and mental challenges. Their story mirrors that of the Israelites in the book of Exodus. During each episode, children will be audience members as well as trainees for their own “Amazing Journey.” In the process, children will learn that the God of Exodus is the God of today!
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The Kids Reaching Kids Mission Offering Project is the annual children’s mission offering emphasis. The money from this offering funds varied projects, including a major focus each year.
KRK in Armenia
Four local churches in Armenia (Yerevan, Akhuryan, Maralik, Gyumri) were supported in 2023 with funds provided by Kids Reaching Kids to support their local Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) and other related activities held during July and August. Each VBS session lasted 4-5 hours and was full of many different activities.
VBS Impact In Russia
In 2023, six churches in Russia hosted Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) with support from Kids Reaching Kids (KRK), engaging 125 children in evangelism, Bible study, sports, worship, and creative activities. Some camps included overnight stays, providing enriching experiences.
Reaching Communities
Through the Kids Reaching Kids offering, we are sponsoring 14 children (7 boys and 7 girls) from the following world areas: Armenia, India, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bolivia, Nepal, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.