And guided by this simple, but powerful, prayer for the nations:

In His name, the nations will put their hope. Matthew 12:21

Passport to the Nations curriculum has its roots in the local church….

One of the priorities throughout Scripture is a focus on the mission of the church. This is often called The Great Commission. As a matter of fact, we quote this verse every Sunday before we leave our worship gathering.

“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you. And behold I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”

Matthew 28:19-20.

As a result, we began to ask ourselves the question, “How do we teach our children about the mission of the church?” Passport to the Nations, in part, became an answer to that question.

You might be wondering what Passport to the Nations is exactly?

At its core, Passport to the Nations is a tool designed to GROUND kids in the Gospel and grow their hearts to GO to the nations.

Each year, children learn a new way to clearly and confidently share the Good News of Jesus—helping them develop a deeper, fuller understanding of the Gospel message. As they grow in faith, they also explore the beliefs of other world religions, boldly comparing their claims to the unmatched truth and beauty of the Christian faith.

But grounding alone isn’t enough—we’re also called to go. That’s why Passport introduces children to the nations around the world and immerses them in stories of real missionaries who used their everyday gifts to serve others and share Christ’s love across cultures.

Grounded in truth. Compelled to go.

That’s the heartbeat of Passport to the Nations.