So, what is KKC?

What KKC is and what is KKC doing

KKC supports and facilitates initiation of various Christian activities around the world. Among the activities we find Christian Sunday school, according to a KKC concept designed for poor kids. All activities are based on collaboration with Christian organizations, churches, congregations, schools and orphanages, and continue as long as interest and sponsoring is found. The aim is to let all kids in the world get a chance to know who Jesus Christ is (Matthew 19:14), and be trained in what way to go (Proverbs 22:6). So far, KKC has provide poor kids with such training in various locations in Pakistan, India, Kenya, Indonesia and Philippines, as can be seen on this webiste. (These countries, except Philippines, are listed withing top-40 on Open Doors world-watch list for 2019)

KKC supports Christian organizations and congregations regarding education, like bible courses and reading/writing education for illiterate adults.

KKC supports distribution of Christian literature, e.g. song books, bibles and "Bible ABCs for kids"

KKC supports Christian movie shows foor poor people in streets and rural areas

KKC supports prayer meeting groups with refreshments

KKC support orphanages

KKC was founded 2015 by Mikael Wouda, a former scientist from the former Christian country Sweden. You can contact Mikael on [email protected] (mikitampu at gmail.com) if you would like to join KKC, be a sponsor to KKC, or if you would like to invite Mikael for preaching/teaching

You find answers for common questions, like how KKC is organized, in Questions & Answers

The companies below are sponsors to some of the KKC activities. Your company may also be a part of the KKC pool. Just contact Mikael, on [email protected] (mikitampu at gmail.com), and we will find out a suitable package together with you?

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