As a Sponsor, you are connected with an underprivileged child or Seminary student. Your prayer support and love gifts will impact so many lives in different ways for years to come—as we are constantly reminded by Hebrews 13:2, “Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it.”
Become a Sponsor Today
For just $25 a month per child or $40 a month per Seminary student, you can help change the course of their lives physically, practically and spiritually.
Welcome to the Sponsorship Ministry
You will receive a packet with a photo and bio of your sponsored child or student plus all other information.
Stay in Touch
At least once per year, your child or student will send you a letter and photo. You also have an opportunity to send letters to the sponsorship field through the ECF Headquarters.
ECF International has a strong connection and partnership arrangements with our global partners in Macau and Thailand where we support children, students, youths, and orphans on a regular basis through programs and ministry-related activities.
Macau Fellowship Orphanage
Established in 1953, the Orphanage is home to children ages 5-18, both orphaned and whose parents are not able to give full-time care. Here, the children receive spiritual, physical, and educational support while building lifelong relationships with their housemates and caretakers.
Thailand Bethel Theological Institute (TBTI)
ECF has worked with Thailand since 1959. For 60 years, the seminary was called Bethel Bible Institute. In 2019, it changed its name to Thailand Bethel Theological Institute (TBTI). Located in Maesai, the Institute remains to be the central place of training and education for Christian workers called to become ministers of the Gospel.
TBTI has two departments: the Chinese Department, where students come from China and other Asian countries; and the Thai Department, which consist of locally born young people.
Seminary students attend the school for four years to receive their certificate or diploma. After completion of their studies, students do one year of practical field training, a requirement for graduation. Most graduates go back to their homelands or villages continuing their work in full-time ministry.
