The Miracle of Children's Ministry

Dear brothers and sisters,

Today I want to talk about the importance and miracles that happen in the children's ministry of our church. Children are not only our future but also our present. They perceive God with pure hearts and open minds.

Psalm 127:3

“Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb is a reward.”

It is important to realize that children are a gift from God, and therefore they are worthy of our attention, love, and upbringing in faith. Through children's ministry, we have the opportunity not only to pass on knowledge about the Lord but also to be an example of how to live in Christ.

In our church, we organize various programs and events for children. These are not only Sunday classes but also summer camps, seminars, and festivals where children can learn more about God in a fun and engaging atmosphere. For example, during summer camp, we organize games, competitions, and creative workshops where the little ones can showcase their talents and make new friends in Christ.

Furthermore, we encourage parents to involve their children in prayer and Bible reading at home. Proverbs 22:6

“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

True upbringing in faith begins at home, and we are ready to assist parents in this. In our ministry, we hold meetings for parents where we share advice and ideas on how to help children grow in faith.

Children have a unique ability to perceive and experience God's love. Many times, when we see children praying, singing, or simply rejoicing in their relationship with God, we understand that they are true bearers of the holy fire. Matthew 18:3

“And said, 'Truly I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven.'”

They teach us adults to have the simplicity of faith and trust in the Lord.

So, if you have children or little ones in your vicinity, we invite you to bring them to our children's ministry! Our team will lovingly embrace each child. We believe that through the efforts of both sides—parents and the church—we can together raise a generation that will serve the Lord.

Let us unite our efforts for the sake of the children, for Mark 10:14

“When Jesus saw that many were bringing children to Him and that they were being rebuked, He was indignant and said to them, 'Let the children come to Me; do not hinder them!'”

Children deserve to feel at home in church, and we, as adults, should do everything possible to create comfortable conditions for their spiritual growth.

I urge you to pray for our children's ministry, for our projects, and for the children who come to us. May the Lord bless these efforts, and may our ministry be a blessing to many families!

With love in Christ,

Your SMM specialist