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M25 Alive

For I was hungred, and ye gave me meat:
I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink:
I was a stranger, and ye took me in:
Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and
Ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.
Matthew 25: 35-36

In Africa

Paula White Ministries cares for hundreds of children orphaned by the AIDS epidemic. Everyday we are making a difference in the Children’s Village of Makhulong, where our missionary Michelle Smith is stationed full time. With AIDS at crisis levels in South Africa, every day a thousand people die, leaving behind countless tiny victims. Children are on their own, roaming the streets and struggling to find food and water, hoping to survive another day. Makhulong is Sesotho African language for “place of everything,” and the Children’s Village is creating a hope and future for orphaned children, on a farm environment where homes, school, loving foster parents and teachers create an atmosphere of hope for every child to thrive! On a campus of nearly 2,000 acres, loving homes supplied to each child, with nutritional food, schooling, and a Christian environment where every child is given the opportunity to embrace their future.

In US

Immediately following the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina, Paula White Ministries joined with Bishop T.D. Jakes and The Potters House in funding various Hurricane Katrina relief efforts, including providing food, toiletries, clothing, transportation, and other desperately needed supplies. PWM continues to work with pastors in New Orleans and the Southern states, helping with finances and supplies to rebuild the devastated areas.

In India

PWM supports the efforts of missionary Samson Rajkumar as he brings the love and salvation of Jesus Christ to hundreds of thousands in India through feeding stations, medical care, clean-water wells, orphanages, crusades, ministerial training, and 71 churches.

M25 Prison Ministry

Pastor Paula and Paula White Ministries recently helped bring the spirit of Christmas to several hundred incarcerated women, their children, and their families, at Coleman Federal Correctional facility, Coleman, FL. The “CHRISTMAS AT COLEMAN” celebration, held Sunday, December 10th at FCC Coleman’s Training Center, was a rousing, joyous, inspirational afternoon and evening of gratitude for Christ’s birth.

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