Q: How did El Shaddai Ministries (ESM) get started

A: In 1998, God called ESM's founder, Charmain, and her family to Swaziland to begin a children's home. Read more of El Shaddai Ministries' story here

Q: What does "El Shaddai" mean?

A: In the Hebrew language, the name means "The All Sufficient God.

Q: How can I get involved with ESM?

A: Find out how to get involved with ESM by reading more here.

Q: How did El Shaddai Ministries (ESM) get started

A: In 1998, God called ESM's founder, Charmain, and her family to Swaziland to begin a children's home. Read more of El Shaddai Ministries' story here

Q: What does "El Shaddai" mean

​A: In the Hebrew language, the name means "The All Sufficient God."

Q: How can I get involved with ESM?

A: Find out how to get involved with ESM by reading more here.

Q: What is a "Children's Home"?​

A: A "children's home" is a home for orphaned, abandoned, abused, and neglected children of all ages. The children are provided with a safe and loving place to live, learn, and grow until they are equipped to provide a better life for themselves as adults

Q: How many children do you serve

A: El Shaddai Ministries currently cares for about 84 children between the ages of birth and 23 years old

Q: Why should I get involved with El Shaddai Ministries (ESM)

A: Swaziland has the highest percentage of orphans and abandoned children in the world, and El Shaddai Ministries exists to provide a safe haven for those children. El Shaddai is a non-profit, non-denominational Christian organization dependent on sponsorships, partnerships, donations, and volunteers in order to accomplish these goals. Read more about what El Shaddai Ministries does here.