
Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
Friday, May 23, 2014
Lives Impacted by Children's Ministry

Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Impacting Lives in Peru

Corina Mezarino, a member of Christian Alliance Church of San Miguel in Peru, shared her testimony of the impact “Model Children’s Worker” training has made on the lives of the children in her church.
“Model Children’s Worker” information changed the perspective of how to teach children biblical principles. I have been using typical school methods to teach the lessons, but the only outcome was that children learned Bible stories. What I really wanted was for the children to apply the biblical principles of God's Word to their lives. The “Model” allows me to touch fibers deeper in the children and help them understand the principles that God has left us in His Word.
The children of Peru already face an increasingly aggressive world that is perverse and alienated from God. I wish with all my heart that the children can burn God’s principles into their hearts that will help them make good decisions. Only then can they have abundant lives. I firmly believe that as I continue using this “Model”, the children’s development stages will increasingly become refined.
I pray that other churches could be blessed with this Model so that in unity we can see transformed lives of our children for future generations.
We are thankful for testimonies like Carina’s. We share her prayer request that more churches could have access to The Model Children’s Worker material. To read exciting reports of how God is blessing in other countries through Every Generation Ministries, read our blog.
We are also gathering Teacher Tool Kits to bless the teachers in Peru and other countries who have little to no supplies including pencils and paper. If you would like to provide a Teacher Tool Kit, make a donation or ask a question, please contact our office.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
EGM-Peru Reaches the Andes Mountains
In 2009, when EGM-Peru was just beginning to take root, one
message was clear: These Peruvian leaders were not in this for their own
benefit, but for the whole country. They
told us about the millions of people who lived outside the capital city in
areas where it was difficult at times to receive a shipment of fruit in the
market, let alone adequate training and materials for children’s ministry.
“All of the resources are here in Lima,” they said. “We are going to change that.”
EGM-Peru is not a branch of a U.S. mission, rather a mission
of their own to their country. In each
board meeting, we have discussed when, how and where to pass on EGM’s message
to more rural places – places where children’s workers literally sit with only
a bible and a pencil, praying for guidance in ministering to the boys and girls
of their church.
In August, two EGM-Peru leaders (with my family as joyful
witnesses) traveled the twenty-hour ride to Abancay, Peru. There, 41 children’s workers received the
complete 16-hour EGM training on the Model Children’s Worker. They came from 8 different denominations and
traveled as far as 4 hours by bus to attend.
Among those were 5 people who want to volunteer at EGM-Peru, as EGM
representatives in the region so that the churches will deepen their
understanding and implementation of what they have learned. One woman eagerly volunteered to begin
translating the training materials into her native language of Quechua so
villages even more remote could benefit from EGM’s work in the Abancay region.
We celebrate with EGM-Peru as we can already see that the
Model Children’s Worker principles are transforming the Children’s Ministry in
Abancay and children as a result are being transformed in Christ!
-Heather Chapman
-Heather Chapman
Monday, March 01, 2010
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