Post by tomcamp on Nov 17, 2006 10:21:51 GMT -5
Hello from Honduras and Cruzado,
Thank you for giving me an opportunity to tell you about our youth program in Honduras, how it is working and things we can do to make it better.
First I want to let you know our strategy for organizing the youth program. We have a national youth director, local department or state directors and our youth pastors.
I work as the national director of the youth and am now trying to help organize and establish youth directors so they can organize and establish youth pastors.
Our main goal is to get them interested and keep their interest in the things of God. We believe that by doing this we will help to keep them out of most of the trouble that youth may normally get themselves involved with.
One of our goals is to have educational programs that will teach them the Bible, English and computer skills.
We will also like to have a social program that will provide a place for them to have board games, card games, maybe a ping pong table and or any other social activity that they may be able to participate in once a week or as often as they can.
As you know, my friend Robert Ashworth has provides us with soccer equipment and we think that this will help us keep them busy in sports activities.
In His service,
Shane Cooper,
Youth Director,
Cruzado de Evangelico
La Ceiba,
Honduras
Central America
Thank you for giving me an opportunity to tell you about our youth program in Honduras, how it is working and things we can do to make it better.
First I want to let you know our strategy for organizing the youth program. We have a national youth director, local department or state directors and our youth pastors.
I work as the national director of the youth and am now trying to help organize and establish youth directors so they can organize and establish youth pastors.
Our main goal is to get them interested and keep their interest in the things of God. We believe that by doing this we will help to keep them out of most of the trouble that youth may normally get themselves involved with.
One of our goals is to have educational programs that will teach them the Bible, English and computer skills.
We will also like to have a social program that will provide a place for them to have board games, card games, maybe a ping pong table and or any other social activity that they may be able to participate in once a week or as often as they can.
As you know, my friend Robert Ashworth has provides us with soccer equipment and we think that this will help us keep them busy in sports activities.
In His service,
Shane Cooper,
Youth Director,
Cruzado de Evangelico
La Ceiba,
Honduras
Central America