Partner Your Church With Compassion

Join a movement that unleashes the global Church

Partner your church with Compassion. Empower local churches to bring kingdom change.

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Jesus calls us to care for the vulnerable. Give your congregation a way to answer.

Partnering with Compassion gives every church member a personal, practical way to bring Christ’s love to a hurting world. Your church family will grow in faith and generosity— and witness how God works through your whole church to change lives.

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EXPAND YOUR REACH

For children living in poverty, the hands and feet of Jesus are their local church. By partnering your church with theirs, you can grow your kingdom impact in a part of the world you have a heart for. You’ll reach places you couldn’t access alone—and equip local churches to serve beyond what they could do alone.

Mobilise your church family

Our church partnerships are tailored to your church’s vision and scalable for impact. Here’s how we can inspire your church to move with compassion.

Host a Compassion Sunday

With video storytelling and engaging foyer experiences, your church can respond to Jesus’ call to move towards those living in poverty.

Develop global connections

Members of your church can develop life-changing relationships with their sponsored children through letter writing and travel opportunities.

Fund a project

Through missions giving, your church can fund projects that meet the real needs of children in areas like health, clean water and disaster response.

Guy Mason, Senior Pastor, City on a Hill

“Our partnership with Compassion has been instrumental in helping us shine the light of Christ brighter and further. We are deeply thankful for the way this partnership forms our people, connects global mission with local discipleship, releases children from poverty and shapes us to live as a city on a hill.”

Dustan Bell, Senior Pastor, Calvary Christian Church

“The most important impact of Compassion is obviously the people who are helped. But the knock-on effect in the hearts and the culture of our church is also really healthy. For a local church pastor my encouragement would be don’t view Compassion as something that is going to compete with the ministry program or the mission of your church.”

Gerard Keehan, Senior Pastor, Globalheart Church

“I would absolutely encourage any pastor to consider engaging in a greater way with Compassion. It will do something significant in you as the senior leader, in your leadership team and in the heart of your church. It has been powerful to watch our church’s heart for children grow as we partner with Compassion.”

Bruce Stanley, Senior Minister, St Paul’s Castle Hill

“We’re seeing [local] pastors with a heart not just to care for the children, they’re talking about expanding their church buildings to try to engage more with the community. The work that Compassion is enabling the Church to do is extraordinary. They are releasing children from poverty. It’s breathtaking to see that happen.”

Dale Stephenson, Senior Pastor, Crossway Baptist Church

“Compassion is a great organisation that I have partnered with privately for decades and through Crossway for many years. Their mission and impact is delivered through the local church. Jesus is central to their model. I celebrate Compassion and encourage you and your church to partner with them.”

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A Full Church: Pastor Cyroe’s Story

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A Full Church: Pastor Cyroe’s Story

Jesus’ Church is on the move. Move with them.

2.4 million children supported

9,000 local churches driving change

40 countries united in mission

900 Australian churches partnering

PARTNER WITH US

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Our team of Partnerships Managers are here to journey with you. We start by getting to know your heart and discussing how we can best partner to achieve your church’s vision. Select your state to find a Partnerships Manager and book a call.

“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free.”

Luke 4:18 (NIV)