ABOUT AOP: {AN ORPHAN’S PRAYER}

 

 

AOP was established, in 2010, by Chris and Kelli Wilson. They have a growing love for Christ and nurturing children. The Wilson's have 7 children of their own and have dedicated their life to growing God's Kingdom through orphan care ministry. Chris and Kelli have two adopted children and have been involved in various foster care and child enrichment programs. 

 

Partnering with various pastors, missionaries and  churches, An Orphan's Prayer has been able to help hundreds of orphan and abandoned children through the communities generous donations and volunteerism. Dozens of surgeries and life saving medical procedures have taken place over the years. AOP has built an abundant amount of physical structures including classrooms, churches, operating latrines, bedrooms, beds and mattresses for children, an entire farm, kitchens (that went from wood burning to propane), and solar panels that have helped orphanages equip 24/7 electricity.  AOP is proud to have installed multiple water wells that have provided water to over 500 children and people in the surrounding villages in Haiti. An Orphan's Prayer has taught various sustainable skills such as farming, gardening, cooking, and sanitization practices. Most importantly AOP  teaches and shows Christ's love through missions. Most times compassion and nurturing skills is what lacks most in the homes and orphanages of third world countries. AOP urges and promotes the importance of having the hope that is found in Jesus Christ. 

 

In 2016, An Orphan’s Prayer is working on the launch of a new program entitled “Purposeful Pathways” to provide transitional care to orphans through access to resources for educational or business pursuits.  AOP is anxious to launch orphans into adult life as independent and self-sustaining individuals that are able to enter and transform every strata of community, commerce and culture.

 

AOP has an entire ministry in Miribalais, Haiti. We have a fully operating Christian school, which helps children in various degrees of impoverishment including abandonment and/or not having the capabilities to go to school in the local area.