Missions Resources for Churches & Children’s Ministry
Passport to the Nations Equips Children’s Ministries for Great Commission Discipleship
Passport to the Nations provides gospel-centered, adaptable missions resources that fit naturally into existing children's ministry programming. Help kids discover God's heart for the nations and begin living out the Great Commission.
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Passport Postcards: A Guided Journey Through the Nations
Give your children’s ministry a global snapshot of God’s work around the world with Passport Postcards! Choose a continent to explore and receive engaging digital presentations for each country in that region. Designed to fit easily into your existing programming, this resource helps kids discover the world and begin to see how God is at work in every nation.
Help kids discover God's heart for the nations—one country at a time.
Passport Postcards are flexible 5–15 minute missions experiences that fit seamlessly into your existing children's ministry. Use one postcard each week, each month, during mission emphasis weeks, before prayer time, or as a year-long journey through an entire continent.
Perfect for:
Adding a missions focus to existing curriculum
Churches of any size
Preschool and elementary ministries
Growing globally-minded, mission-hearted kids
Modeling God's call to the Great Commission
Each Passport Postcard introduces one country through engaging visuals, kid-friendly teaching, guided prayer, and practical resources that help children move beyond curiosity and begin developing compassion for the nations.
Every Postcard Bundle Includes:
✔ Continent introduction presentation
✔ Beautiful country presentations for every nation in the continent
✔ Detailed teacher notes with cultural, geographic, and Gospel context
✔ Guided prayer prompts that help kids pray with purpose
✔ Printable maps to follow your journey across the continent
✔ Printable prayer cards and coloring resources
✔ Canva and JPG presentation formats
✔ Church-wide ministry license
By using Passport Postcards, you’ll be helping kids learn about countries, create a heart for global missions, and form a regular prayer rhythm for the nations.
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Why Churches Choose Passport to the Nations
Continuity
One decision. Five years of global discipleship.
Once your church begins the Passport journey, there's no need to search for a new missions resource every year. Simply move to the next continent and continue helping kids discover God's heart for the nations.
Flexibility
Integrate global discipleship into your existing curriculum. Passport Postcards can be easily adapted to fit your church’s needs:
Adapt to Sunday morning, Wednesday nights, or use as a missions emphasis
Use for preschool- or elementary-aged kids
Accessibility
Passport Postcards provides an easy entry point for churches at every resource level.
Whether you're a large church with multiple classrooms or a small church led by volunteers, Passport gives you everything you need to begin developing globally-minded, mission-hearted kids.
This kind of curriculum expands the imaginations of future generations about the good works God may be preparing for these children to do.
Chip Bugnar — Global Pastor, The Church at Brook Hills
Missions Matters for Kids
Children are capable of far more spiritual understanding, compassion, and gospel engagement than we often realize.
The Great Commission starts earlier than we think.
When churches intentionally introduce children to the global Church, unreached people groups, and prayer for the nations, they help shape a Biblical worldview that can influence a child for life.
Passport to the Nations exists to help churches make missions meaningful and accessible — so that kids are formed into disciples who understand God’s heart for the world.
Begin building a culture of global discipleship in your children’s ministry today.
