Every fall offers us a wonderful
gift. It is the time when Children’s Workers from churches all over Romania
join together with a strong desire to grow in the area of their giftedness.
Some of them are with us for the first time where they discover the Bible model
for teaching children. Relationship, Truth, Discussion, Experience and Response
are the elements that provide us with the opportunity of teaching in way that
is transformational. Others return to our conference by their desire to improve
and grow combined with their positive past experience. All of the subjects
offer a practical and biblical approach! The National Conference of EGM-Romania
took place this year in Brasov (October 12-14th 2012). The feedback
provided by over 100 participants was so encouraging giving us the confirmation
that the ministry is on the right path in honoring God and helping churches
reach children with His love:
“Before attending your conference, I used to be a
preaching type teacher. My whole conception about ministry is changed now.
Today was the first time I had a discussion with my children and didn't deliver
a sermon. It is so wonderful to listen and see how they personally grasp the
concepts! It was a conference where I could see and feel God’s strong hand!
Thank you for allowing Him to use you!”
(Emanuela, Sunday school teacher)
“I appreciated and was
pleasantly surprised to discover your clear, evangelical – biblical approach of
children’s ministry. For such a long time, we had the impression that you can
tell anything, in any way to the little ones, and that all that mattered was
that they would feel good. EGM helped me understand the cunningness of the evil
one. They offered me a healthy teaching that is relevant so that the children
will have a real opportunity to know God. It is so wonderful to be able to
deliver spiritual, eternal and profound truths in simple words and in a way
children will really understand! We've seen that God gave you this wisdom.” (Mihai, Sunday school teacher)
Marian Zaharia – EGM
Representative
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