Objectives:

• To preach the gospel of salvation to the youth who are not born-again such that they join the family of believers in God;

• To nurture the youth who have received salvation to ensure their deliverance, discover their callings and help prepare them for ministry;

• To train youth in their different callings and send them to the nations to preach the good news and bring restoration and revival to their communities;

• to give counsel to the youth and guidance in studies, career and ministry callings to sharpen them intellectually, spiritually and physically;

• To be a springboard for the youth to fulfil their visions and dreams and achieve their Godly purposes in life.

Activities would involve:

• Organizing crusades, youth services and rallies;

• One to one evangelism using personal contact, tracts and other printed material;

• Organizing deliverance classes;

• Praying and teaching prayer  and fasting as weapons to fight the devil and break bondages;

• Organising youth retreats;

• Organising competitions in different tasks for which winners will be rewarded

• Tasking the youth in different activities to assess their capabilities, desires, preferences, maturity in the spirit and preparedness for ministry;

• Organizing youth conferences in which different preachers are invited to minister, encourage and teach;

• Promote unity among the youth of other denominations to work together as one body;

• Organize counselling sessions

• Teach the youth as a group and on one to one basis, on how to live the life Jesus expects of us;

• To provide encouragement and motivation to the youth to pursue their dreams according to the will of God;

• To help the youth in streamlining visions and dreams, and then acting on them in accordance with the word of God so that they may be fulfilled;

• Helping them start projects or look for jobs after school;

• Creating profitable work or income generating activities for the youth in order to avoid idleness and compromise.

Many of these activities can be developed as we have the workers available and trained.  Therefore this ministry can be one of ongoing growth. 

It is vital, not just for the church, but for the country as a whole that this generation of young people are trained and well grounded in the Word of God, so that they may be a positive influence on all levels of society and government.