Do you desire to cultivate enlarged hearts for the nations in the lives of your kids?

Do you want to equip them to press outside their own zip code to:

✓ know about the people of the world?

✓ love the people of the world?

✓ understand their responsibility to reach the people of the world with the HOPE of the Gospel?

We had the same desire. However, when we looked for tools to help us, we found ourselves frustrated by a lack of relevant resources to educate and engage kids in the mission of the church!

So we decided to do something about it. We created a versatile, easy to use missions curriculum for elementary aged kids, that covers every inhabited continent in rich detail.

Come on! Pack your bags, hop on board, and join us on a world-wide adventure with our Passport to the Nations curriculum.

It’s time-tested travel chock-full of experiences designed to fuel the mission.

Hiking boots optional.

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I believe the Passport curriculum lays a solid biblical foundation for children to understand and embrace the true mission of the church. I echo and affirm their hope that a generation will be raised up that know about the people of the world, love the people of the world, and understand their responsibility to reach the people of the world. I trust that by God’s grace this material will be used to great effect in the hearts and minds of children, their parents, and their leaders for the sake of His glory among all peoples.

David Platt — Pastor, McLean Bible Church, Founder of Radical.net Former President: International Mission Board and author of bestselling books Radical, Follow Me and Cross Culture

The Passport curriculum has been a treasure and a blessing to our family. We long to raise children who have a broad worldview. Passport gave our kids the opportunity to learn about and pray for others in countries all over the continent of Africa. They learned interesting information, recited scripture and sang songs in Swahili, completed art projects, and best of all, participated in outreach and service projects specifically benefiting other children and families living in Africa. The prayer time we spent together as a family, interceding on behalf of various African countries, was priceless. Passport was definitely the highlight of their week and I would HIGHLY recommend this curriculum for any family who wants their kids to see a world in need of the Good News of Christ!

Heather Platt — Wife, Mom, Homeschool Teacher to 6 wonderful Platt kids

What makes our Passport program unique?

We jokingly say this isn’t your Grandma’s missions class—Nope! It's fresh and modern! While we hold fast to the “ancient path”, our face is set toward fresh, relevant ways to reach and teach the next generation about the mission of the church.
- We identify ourselves as Great Commisison Christians. While we are Protestant in our belief system, we are also intentionally cross-denominational because we believe it takes all of us to make a difference in this world.
- We are leveraging some of the latest technology to bring the world to our doorsteps! While the foundation of our program is a digital, downloadable curriculum, we’ve incorporated some of the latest technology to create living, active, compelling supporting content.
- We also hope to harness the power of technology to create a Passport Tribe - a community not limited by geography, but instead bound by shared values and mission…. to create a missions movement for kids! Big dream? We think so…. Realistic? Yeah, we think so.
- We strive to connect, uphold, and support our modern-day missionary community, as well as help kids see how varied the talents, skills and abilities these missionaries possess, so kids can see that God has uniquely created each one of them to share in this same mission.
The beauty of Passport lies in its breath and depth. It’s deep and wide. Five years of content allows a child to “travel to” and experience most of the inhabited continents of the world. Once your group is on board with Passport, your curriculum search is over. Sit back, relax, and reap the rewards of the Passport Roadmap. Let’s trek the globe together, one continent at a time, with the easy-to-use, engaging content Passport to the Nations pros have come to know and love. Road weary? By having all kids focus on the same continent at the same time, regardless of their grade, Passport creates a unified and engaging experience for students, families, and leaders.

And it’s Fun!

But don’t take our word for it.

Hear directly from a few of our Passport kids...

Mattie P. enjoys learning all the songs and Bible verses in different languages. We know, Mattie! We do too!
Zeke T. is not alone in these sentiments: “I like Passport because I get to be involved and active!”
And who can argue with Marina’s delight in sampling foods from different countries of the world?! And now she’s a budding cook in the kitchen herself! (Not that we’re taking credit….)
Millie P. shared this… “I think Passport is fun because you learn about different cultures, people, and their beliefs. Passport isn’t just about memorizing facts and statistics; instead, you really get to know other people groups in a memorable way.”
And from Levi W.’s deep soul: “Passport gave me such a good understanding of other countries and their need for the Gospel. I even used the ‘Friends with God’ booklet from the course to share with several schools on a mission trip to Uganda.”

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PASSPORT
5 DAY CLUB

Help kids travel the world in just a few childhood summers. Perfect for VBS or a summer missions focus. Five days of curriculum to be used in a week or stretched into a 6 week program culminating in a missions fair or celebration.

PASSPORT
MISSION CLUB

Go all in with the Passport Mission Club, a mid-week curriculum designed to cover the school year: 32 weeks of curriculum broken into two 16 week semesters, 1.5 hours of content per week. Cover the entire continent in one year and nearly every inhabited continent in 5 years!