Next Generation Scholarship
Our Next Generation Scholarship is designed for the ONE found and discipled by a CCWM ministry workers. They FIND ONE in whom they see great potential for furthering the Kingdom and recommend that individual to CCWM for training.
This scholarship program is for “Next Generation Disciples” who would benefit from formal training through college degrees, seminars, workshops, and similar advanced training.
This scholarship program provides funds needed for successful applicants to benefit from education. It allows for training where spiritual development, discipleship, and disciple-making is the primary focus.
2021 Recipient: Reko
Reko is our newest NGS Recipient. At six years old Reko entered the State Run Shelter of Mongolia. In 2007 Reko met CCWM Ministry Leaders, Siew Ling Low and Troy & Shari Tvrdik. He became the second student from the shelter to move in to the emergency housing their ministry provided. Reko began attending church and became a Christ follower in November 2011. Reko had a passion for music but had not played since he was a young child before losing both his parents and being sent to the shelter. He learned guitar from a short term missionary, Kyle Koster, and quickly became the first worship leader of a newly planted church. He currently works at UNBOUND Mongolia, serving to end human trafficking. He will being his online music education at Hillsong College in spring 2021.
2020 Recipient: Zola
Zola is our current NGS Recipient. She left her home in Mongolia to live in Chicago, Illinois, where she studies at Moody Bible Institute. She is earning her Master’s Degree in Christian Formation as well as Counseling. With this degree, Zola will return to Mongolia and use her skills and heart for the unreached to serve those in communities there.
2018 Recipient: Tuvsho
Tuvsho, a past NGS recipient, left her home in Mongolia to live in Wheaton, Illinois, and study there at Wheaton College under the Billy Graham Scholarship. She lived there as she studied to earn her M.A. in Christian Formation and Ministry/ Higher Education and Student Development. After graduating in 2018, Tuvsho moved back to her home in Mongolia to serve the youth who were aging out of the orphanages. Over the past couple years she developed and oversees H.o.ME, a Mongolian NGO founded to help young adults to grow, learn, and flourish.
If you’d like to give to the Next Generation Scholarship Fund, click the button below, choose your payment method, and then scroll down on the “choose fund” tab to find '“Next Generation Scholarship”.
Your tax-deductible receipt will be issued by Cup of Cold Water Ministries, a 501(c) 3 Public Charity.
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