Testimonials
Hear why teachers, parents, students, and church leaders love Passport to the Nations
I believe the Passport curriculum lays a solid biblical foundation for children to understand and embrace the true mission of the church. I echo and affirm their hope that a generation will be raised up that know about the people of the world, love the people of the world, and understand their responsibility to reach the people of the world. I trust that by God’s grace this material will be used to great effect in the hearts and minds of children, their parents, and their leaders for the sake of His glory among all peoples.
David Platt — Pastor, McLean Bible Church, Founder of Radical.net, Former President: International Mission Board, Author of bestselling books Radical, Follow Me, and Cross Culture
As someone who went through Passport to the Nations as a student, I can confidently say that it will grow your understanding not only of the world, but of the gospel itself. Through Passport, I was stretched to understand nations and people that I would have never encountered on my own. I was taught to pray for them, speak of them, and go to them for the sake of God's glory to be known among them. Passport played a huge part in directing my life towards serving in global missions and I would encourage anyone to immerse their children in this curriculum.
Brooks — Global Mobilization Director, The Church at Brook Hills
Hearing elementary students communicate the urgent need for the Gospel around the globe is an encouragement to all Christ followers. As both a teacher of Passport to the Nations and a mom of Passport students, I can tell you first hand how this curriculum changes lives. Knowing the Bible and understanding the plight of countries in relation to God's sovereign plan gives young people a new perspective on the world! From a rap about African countries to tasting chocolate-covered bananas from Central America, Passport to the Nations combines fun and education in a way that makes kids want to come back for more! I highly recommend this curriculum to anyone interested in helping kids ignite a passion for God's Word going to the nations!
Sheryl Turner — One Way Ministries, Teacher & Admin Team at Brook Hills Co-op
The Passport curriculum has been a treasure and a blessing to our family. We long to raise children who have a broad worldview. Passport gave our kids the opportunity to learn about and pray for others in countries all over the continent of Africa. They learned interesting information, recited scripture and sang songs in Swahili, completed art projects, and best of all, participated in outreach and service projects specifically benefiting other children and families living in Africa. The prayer time we spent together as a family, interceding on behalf of various African countries, was priceless. Passport was definitely the highlight of their week and I would HIGHLY recommend this curriculum for any family who wants their kids to see a world in need of the Good News of Christ!
Heather Platt — Wife, Mom, Homeschool Teacher to 6 wonderful Platt kids
When we began homeschooling two of our boys, there's no way I could have known what a gift Passport to the Nations would be to our family. While learning geography, my boys were also learning about the needs of the people on that Continent and praying specifically for countries in that region. The Passport curriculum does a beautiful job blending the geography component of what our children should know, with the missions component of what our children really "need" to know in order to foster a generation that will continue reaching the lost. I truly believe that Passport is the single most important curriculum my boys were involved with. You are going to love it!
Andrea Hampton — Mother of four boys, Wife of Gaither Vocal Band’s Wes Hampton
This kind of curriculum expands the imaginations of future generations about the good works God may be preparing for these children to do. The sustained exposure to the bigness of God’s world and God’s grace plants within them the desire to engage in the macro-drama of mission. A foundation for risk-embracing, world Christians is being forged.
The experiential nature of this curriculum enables children to engage humbly with various cultures to learn from them and imagine what life is like among them. It’s immersion without the actual passport. But I’m confident it will lead to many actual passports filled with visa stamps from all over the world as God uses it to summon more laborers into his harvest. Because once they see the world this way, they can’t unsee it.
Chip Bugnar — Global Pastor, The Church at Brook Hills
Hear directly from a few of our Passport kids!
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I really enjoy learning all the songs and Bible verses in different languages!
- Mattie P., age 9
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I think Passport is fun because you learn about different cultures, people, and their beliefs. Passport isn’t just about memorizing facts and statistics; instead, you really get to know other people groups in a memorable way.
- Millie P., age 10
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I like Passport because I get to be active and have fun!
- Zeke T., age 7
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I like trying foods from around the world and making them in my own kitchen.
- Marina R., age 8
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Passport gave me such a good understanding of other countries and their need for the Gospel. I even used the ‘Friends with God’ booklet from the course to share with several schools on a mission trip to Uganda.
- Levi W., age 9
