The Greatest Journey

Children engage in Lesson 2 of The Greatest Journey discipleship course at a church in Grenada.

A teacher in Romania helps a participant in The Greatest Journey navigate his colorful student workbook.

Children worldwide, including these in Cambodia, count it a privilege to participate in the 12 discipleship lessons, led by a trained volunteer teacher.

For children whose families follow other religions, the chance to learn about God’s free grace through the death of His Son, Jesus Christ, can bring eternal joy.

Of the over 60 million children discipled through Operation Christmas Child since 2009, more than 250,000 have been from Cambodia.

Today, Sann (name changed for security) teaches Cambodian boys and girls The Greatest Journey because God transformed his own life when he received a shoebox gift and was discipled through the same lessons.

Hats go off to celebrate the successful completion of 12 discipleship lessons of The Greatest Journey!

Graduation day is a highlight for students of The Greatest Journey. Each child receives a personalized certificate and a Bible—often the first anyone in their family has ever owned.

The Greatest Journey student workbooks contain interactive elements that reinforce the discipleship lessons for boys and girls.

Cards which highlight key verses in each discipleship lesson are a key tool in helping The Greatest Journey participants memorize Scripture.

Seventeen-year-old Samnang (name changed for security) teaches The Greatest Journey in Cambodia because a shoebox gift confirmed to her the message of Good News of Jesus Christ four years ago. “I’m able to recognize that the Lord has changed my life,” she said, “and therefore I want to also help change other people’s lives.”

Children in Cambodia intently work through discipleship lessons in The Greatest Journey student workbooks.