In a changing world full of very unique communities, we are seeing ministry strategies emerge around the country that look different and each one, in their unique way, is reaching children and families that were previous unreached.
Our Community Wide Outreach initiative targets all of the children and youth in a community, and develops a network between many churches to participate in the venture. It is designed to bring volunteers from churches, denominations, ministries, NGOs, and businesses together to make the greatest impact possible in the lives of the children and young people in the community for years to come.
- Provides you with the opportunity to reach the unreached children in your community
- Develops a team within your church who will be able to disciple the church’s children, as well as present effective and dynamic school programmes
- Grows both your children’s and youth ministries
- CWO starts with an initial 3-week period of outreaches conducted to reach all of the children and youth (in schools, prisons, hospitals, etc.) within the community
- A free copy of the Hope For a Nation or Book of Hope is presented to each student, child, and young person in the community after a dynamic ministry presentation
- CWO helps churches to connect with schools and assists educators from local churches to make an impact in their schools through programmes like KidsHub and Teen Torch clubs
- After outreaches, church leaders are able to initiate long lasting relationships between like minded ministries and churches to ensure maximum impact among the children and youth in their community.
In previous years, millions of children have been reached with similar initiatives, yet we believe that since the focus of this CWO is continue discipleship after outreaches end, this will have a long-lasting impact in the lives of many around our nation. Through Community Wide Outreaches we are able to assist the body of Christ, ensuring the discipleship of children in communities throughout South Africa.
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