1. Various classrooms Various classrooms
The workshops are offered in various classrooms as long as there is an electric outlet for the digital projector to be plugged into.
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2. Qualified Presenters Qualified Presenters
Workshops are given by qualified presenters coming from the 4 departments – Education, Youth, Family Ministries and Health
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3. 2. Personal and spiritual growth
Through the devotionals
and Friendship Group or
small group consisting of
10-12 members
Personal and spiritual growth
This is obtained through the devotionals and Friendship Group or small groups consisting of members, where one of the ground rules is “no put-downs”. Each person is valued as a child of God, promoting their personal and spiritual growth.
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4. Friendship Group Activities
One of the criteria for the Friendship Group activities is to have everyone sit on one level, either on the chairs, or stand up or sit on the grass.
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5. Friendship Group Rules
Then after they know each other through the Name Game, each Friendship Group needs to make their own FG rules on a large paper, so there is an ownership to the rules made.
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6. 3. Leadership training In the Friendship Group
activities where the youth
facilitator is expected to lead
out while the adult facilitator
is there to support them
3. Leadership training
In the Friendship Group activities, the youth facilitators are expected to lead out while the adult facilitator is there to support them.
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7. 4. Environmental change Seen in the Youth Alive local
clubs conducted as the
follow-up of the Youth Alive
conference
4. Environmental Change
This will be seen on Saturday afternoon as the participants go for our community outreach. The environmental change is especially seen in the Youth Alive local clubs conducted as the follow-up of the Youth Alive conference where young people promote healthy living in their community.
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8. 5. Positive alternatives
As the participants abide by the “Honor, Dignity and Respect” philosophy, a positive social environment is developed that makes the connectedness among one another easier to take place. It is misleading to use the term positive social “alternatives,” because it is actually drugs and alcohol that are being used as alternatives by people who don’t know how to have fun naturally.
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9. Cooperative games Cooperative games
By playing cooperatively, calling participants by their positive adjectives, fellowshipping with one another,
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10. Dining room fellowship
be it in the dining room, eating together and getting to know each other better
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11. Songs
or as they work together to perform their Friendship Group gifts in the form of songs,
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