Freedom From Chains' Website Makes A Difference and You Can Too

Online, October 9, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Fairfax, VA, United States - Freedom From Chains launched a website (www.FreedomFromChains.org) to help orphans, widows, and the poor. The website highlights orphan sponsorship, native missionary sponsorship, and compassion ministries in the 1040 window.

Freedom From Chains is a Christian missionary organization designed to bring hope to a hurting world. President and CEO, Alex Rosputko, said, "If people knew they could change the life of a child for just $1 USD a day or support a native missionary for just $1.56 USD a day, I believe more people would get involved."

Through orphan sponsorship, we can change the lives of children who live in dire poverty, who may go days without food, live fearful lives with no shelter to count on, and have no adult to care for their needs or give them the love they so deeply desire.

Just $1 USD per day gives a child daily access to meals, clothes, safe shelter, medical and dental care, education and the opportunity to be raised in a loving household.

Through native missionary sponsorship, we can bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to "unreached people" in the 1040 window who live in nations that are either closed to non-native missionaries or are highly restrictive of the Christian faith.

Just $1.65 USD per day provides support to native missionaries to help them bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to their unreached countrymen.

When asked how people can help Freedom From Chains bring hope to a hurting world, President and CEO, Alex Rosputko, said, "Join us as we change the world one life at a time. Sponsor a child, sponsor a missionary, or support a compassion ministry. Partner with Freedom From Chains and help us spread the word about orphan sponsorship, native missionary sponsorship, and compassion ministries."

For more information on how you can partner with Freedom From Chains and help make a difference around the world you can go to the website (www.FreedomFromChains.org), call the office in Fairfax, Virginia (703)204-1759, or simply mail a donation to 2812 Old Lee Highway, Suite 200A, Fairfax, VA 22031.