United Pentecostal Church International

The Promise Project seeks to connect pastors, teachers, and parents in the mission of transmitting faith to children and the next generation. The Promise Project will publish a curriculum book and launch the “When I Pray” program, which will include prayer guides and training resources for parents and church leaders, and new Pentecostal children’s bibles. The project will provide video-based courses to help churches implement prayer programs and support children with disabilities. In addition, key curriculum will be translated into Spanish, and a children’s book series celebrating Pentecostal heritage will be developed. The Promise Project will launch Pentecostal Heritage Sunday, develop a Family Legacy Bible, and create an interactive museum exhibit to honor the history of Pentecostalism. It will also release a kids’ music album, a large-print songbook, and sensory boxes for faith experiences. The project will ensure inclusion by supporting children with disabilities, non-traditional families, and English learners through inclusive curriculum, video training, and Vacation Bible School supplements. Additionally, the Promise Project will host a National Family Ministries Conference starting in 2026, continuing through 2030.