Blessed to Bless
2025 Generosity Campaign
Every November, as we reflect on how we’ve been blessed, we ask how we might bless someone else.
At King’s Way, we support several missions on a regular basis throughout the year. We’ve committed to giving a set amount each month, but we also invite our community to prayerfully consider giving above and beyond to one or more of these missions.
Each November, as part of Blessed to Bless, we take time to highlight a few of these missions and their specific needs. Our goal is to come together as a church family to help meet those needs—or make a significant impact toward them.
Here are the missions we’re encouraging you to consider supporting this year.
Camp Cyokamo • Alba, MO
New Septic System: $9,500
Camp Cyokamo is one of our newer ministry partners. In 2024, we made the decision to move our summer camps there, and it’s been such a great fit for us.
Like most camps, though, Camp Cyokamo experiences a lot of wear and tear each year, and some things eventually need to be replaced. One of their current needs is a new septic system. The existing one can’t handle the heavy summer usage, often forcing them to close restrooms and limiting the camp’s functionality.
Their heart is for students to have a life-changing encounter with Jesus—something that perfectly aligns with our value of investing in the next generation. Plus, their location is less than an hour from King’s Way, and their facilities give us plenty of room to grow our camps in the years ahead.
For $9,000, Camp Cyokamo can install a new septic system and continue operating smoothly for years to come. This is the need we’re hoping to help meet this year through Blessed to Bless.
The Pregnancy Care Center • Aurora, MO
Financial Gifts
In years past, we’ve supported The Pregnancy Care Center through tangible gifts like diapers, wipes, strollers, onesies, and other baby essentials. These items have been a huge blessing to the families they serve!
This year, after talking with The Pregnancy Care Center about their greatest needs, they shared that financial gifts would make the biggest impact right now. Since their services are free and most of their team members are volunteers, monetary donations help cover essential costs like:
• Payroll for their three staff members
• Rent and utilities
• Phones and internet
• Marketing and outreach
• Supplies for clients and the office
• Software and educational materials
• Staff training
We want to help them continue their mission of serving women and families in need right here in our community. This year, we’re encouraging you to consider giving a financial gift to help them keep making a difference.
FireWind Ministries • Kenya
Church Plant: $4,000
Maurice and Erica White, who both grew up around the Mount Vernon area, answered God’s call to reach people in Kenya through church planting and biblical education. Through their ministry, FireWind Ministries, King’s Way has already helped plant more than 25 churches in Kenya!
Here’s what they shared about their ongoing work:
“We have a heart not only for reaching the lost but also for building up the local church to disciple new believers. As we reach new areas for Jesus, we’re continually in need of planting new churches. Right now, there are 12 areas waiting for a building. Each church costs about $4,000 to construct. Please consider giving toward this project so that, together, we can continue advancing God’s Kingdom in this region.”
We’re excited to keep partnering with FireWind Ministries and to see even more churches planted in Kenya through your generous giving this year.

NextGen Asia • Laos
Continue Equipping Facility in Laos
NextGen Asia, led by Doug and Noi Welch, is a ministry dedicated to empowering young leaders in Laos through discipleship, education, and vocational training. Their heart is to see the next generation equipped to impact their families, communities, and country for Jesus.
Noi was born in Laos and grew up in a Buddhist and animistic home. She met Jesus through a dream and later felt called to bring the hope of the gospel back to her home country. Together, she and Doug have built a ministry that is transforming lives by investing deeply in young Laotian leaders.
As the economy in Laos continues to face high inflation, food and basic necessities have become increasingly expensive. To help the ministry become more self-sustaining, NextGen Asia is working to purchase a piece of land next to their current center that will provide long-term food security for their students and staff.
The total cost of the land is $37,000, and they’ve already raised $20,000. Through Blessed to Bless, we want to come alongside them and help make a dent in the remaining cost of this project.
As Noi shared, “I know it is a big amount to ask, but I will go and ask anyway because I know God is a big God. He can do anything!”
Every gift toward this project helps NextGen Asia take another step toward sustainability—and continues their mission of raising up the next generation of leaders in Laos.