Aubrey Prince, a very young, short- term missionary, made a trip to Nepal in January, 2007. Aubrey slept in an Asian orphanage, ate Nepali food, immersed with the people and culture of Nepal. Aubrey is pictured with Saraswati, a girl about her own age in our sponsorship program. Saraswati's life is very different from Aubrey's, but they both love the same Savior. Not many children can travel to the mission field as Aubrey did, but your children can know a child, like Saraswati. Your family can make a difference in her life through sponsorship and encourage her with prayer and letters.

Earl and Jennifer Prince Allow Representatives

Earl and Jennifer Prince have known Allow the Children since practically its beginning. They began by supporting two children, and as their love for the ministry has grown over the years, so has God's leading in having them invest more of their time and talents for Allow the Children.

They joined the Allow the Children Board of Directors in July 2007 and immediately offered their considerable gifts and talents to the Lord through this ministry. They are prayerfully taking one step at a time, balancing the demands of a successful business, active service to their church and parenting three children. Earl serves as a deacon in his church and is the business administrator for our local Christian school, in addition to owning his own business. Jennifer is currently homeschooling and is also the Coordinator for a local MOPS group.

Jennifer writes: It is our desire to serve the Lord in whatever capacities, time and talents He has given us. Being a part of Allow the Children has become a family affair for us. Our children enjoy writing to the children and receiving letters back, and Earl and I are thankful for the "global" view that our children are able to experience through Allow the Children. God has also been working in the heart of our oldest daughter, who was able to go with me to Nepal in January of 2007. The relationships that she built and the difference in culture she saw enabled her to deepen her love for the Nepali people. She desires to go on the mission field someday, which is a wonderful, God-given desire for a young girl. Earl and I also long to serve God in every capacity, and we want to do as much as we can to further His kingdom. In our opinion, there is no better way to accomplish that than by supporting Allow the Children ... not only financially, but with our whole beings.

We are looking forward to the blessings of Earl's business and financial skills and Jennifer's creative contributions with marketing and presentations.