Faithville Gospelcast Productions Inc.

Faithville Gospelcast Productions Inc. is a Canadian non-profit organization, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency under the business number 891246811RR0001. The organization is dedicated to creating media content aimed at children, centered on Christian values and the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Mission and Vision

Faithville's mission is to use media to reach today's children with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Their vision is to create quality children's content grounded in Biblical values that parents can support[5]. The organization prioritizes Christ-centered content over cultural trends and ensures its programs are biblically based.

Core Values

The core values of Faithville include:

• Christ over Culture: Honoring Christ and His will for children, beyond what is popular or trendy.
• Biblically Based: Ensuring all programs are grounded in the Word of God.
• Purpose over Profit: Pursuing the mission of advancing the gospel over generating revenue[5].

Activities

Faithville focuses on producing family-friendly content, educational resources, and television programs. Their content is designed primarily for Generation Alpha, the elementary age group, aiming to entertain and educate children while instilling positive Christian values[1][5]. The organization offers free resources such as activity worksheets and Sunday school lessons[3]. Some of their content is available for free on platforms like YouTube, while they are developing premium content and curriculum packages for educators and families[1].

Global Impact

Despite being a small organization, Faithville has a global impact. Their programs have been translated into more than half a dozen languages and are distributed in over 120 countries, ensuring that children worldwide can access their message of faith[5].

Funding Model

Faithville is a donor-funded ministry, relying on charitable donations to support its activities. By operating as a registered charity, they are able to focus on their mission and provide tax receipts to donors, encouraging support for their work[5].