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What is The Faith Child Project?
What is The Faith Child Project?
The Faith Child Project is an outreach initiative by Sunday Sunday Books Publishing, dedicated to equipping children’s churches with a solid, Bible-based curriculum and providing faith-building books to children across Africa and the world. Our goal is to bridge the gap between children’s ministry and strong foundations in Christ.
Why was The Faith Child Project started?
Why was The Faith Child Project started?
It was born from the realization that many churches lack tailored, relevant Bible study materials for children. While distractions for kids have advanced, many churches have not adapted their teaching tools to keep pace. This project aims to meet that need.
Who founded the project?
Who founded the project?
The project was founded by Peace Olaluwoye, a children’s church teacher and founder of Sunday Sunday Books Publishing, in partnership with her home church, Dominion City Ministries, led by Pastor David and Pastor Sarah Ogbueli.
What makes the curriculum unique?
What makes the curriculum unique?
It is Spirit-led, culturally relevant, and age-specific—designed to engage children with relatable examples, interactive activities, and strong biblical teaching. It’s not just about lessons; it’s about transforming young hearts.
Who is the project for?
Who is the project for?
It is designed for children’s ministries, Sunday schools, and mission outreaches, particularly in churches with limited or no access to quality Christian teaching resources.
Is this project only for churches in Africa?
Is this project only for churches in Africa?
No. While our initial focus is on Africa, our vision is global. We believe every child, regardless of location, should have access to the gospel in a way they can understand and apply.
How do you get the books to the churches?
How do you get the books to the churches?
We work through partnerships with ministries, mission organizations, Christian book distributors, and volunteers who help us deliver books directly to churches and outreach centers.
Can churches request specific materials?
Can churches request specific materials?
Yes. We tailor resources to suit the age group, cultural context, and teaching style of each children’s ministry we serve.
How is the project funded?
How is the project funded?
Funding comes from donations, partnerships, and book sales through Sunday Sunday Books Publishing. We also welcome sponsorships for specific churches or regions.
How can individuals get involved?
How can individuals get involved?
People can volunteer, donate funds, sponsor books for a church, help distribute resources, or spread awareness about the project in their own networks.
What kind of books do you provide?
What kind of books do you provide?
Our books include Bible storybooks, devotionals, activity books, and teaching aids—all designed to strengthen faith, build character, and deepen understanding of God’s Word.
Are the books free for the children?
Are the books free for the children?
For churches that cannot afford them, books are provided free through sponsorships and donations. For churches with resources, books can be purchased at an affordable rate to sustain the project.
Do you work with other ministries?
Do you work with other ministries?
Yes. Collaboration is key to reaching more children. We partner with churches, mission agencies, NGOs, and faith-based schools to expand our impact.
How do you measure the impact of the project?
How do you measure the impact of the project?
We gather feedback from church leaders, parents, and children, track usage of materials, and document testimonies of transformation and growth in faith.
How can I donate or partner with you?
How can I donate or partner with you?
Donations can be made through our official channels, and partnership inquiries can be sent directly to Sunday Sunday Books Publishing. We also provide regular updates so partners can see the impact their support makes.
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