Teachers’ Board

“Let the little children come to me.” Matthew 19:14. These are the words of Jesus expressing his desire for children to be part of his kingdom and to be called to enjoy eternal life. As a Church, it is our responsibility to carry out what is in Jesus’ heart for children; this is why we need a Children’s and Junior Youth Section. And we need it to work.

1. To develop children’s character and thinking through activities and teachings based on the Word of God.
2. To teach them to know God as their Father and Jesus Christ as their Lord, Healer, Savior, Provider, and greatest friend in a personal and practical way.
3. To support parents in raising their children.

1. To share what the Holy Spirit can and wants to do in children’s lives—their thoughts, emotions, habits, attitudes, values, and service to God’s work.
2. To help them grow, develop, and mature socially and emotionally, based on Scripture, and to make this a lifestyle.
3. To minister to children’s lives according to Scripture.

God is a God of order (1 Cor. 14:40), and as such, He asks us to work in an orderly and systematic manner. The Pre-Youth Children’s section is organized as follows.

Delegated authority, its responsibility is to coordinate, plan, evaluate, supervise and advise the personnel working in said section and everything related to it.

Their responsibility is to coordinate classes and supervise the various activities. They oversee the smooth running of each class and motivate students to achieve their goals. Areas requiring coordination: Infants and Toddlers.

People who feel called by God to minister to children. (They can be young people or adults, men or women.) They must also meet the church’s established entry requirements for the section.

• Practice reading the Word of God.
• Participate in fasting, vigils, and prayer activities.
• Seek to walk in holiness.
• Depend on God.

• Attend teachers’ meetings punctually.
• Hold a monthly advisory meeting.
• Participate in spiritual activities.
• Participate in the Training Center for training.
• Be present before students arrive at church.

• To be successful in teaching and ensure the smooth running of the Ministry of Education, the formation of departments is important.
• We will develop these departments in this ministry under the following divisions:
  1. Infants
     • Nursery 0-3
  2. Preschoolers
     • Pre-Kindergarten 3-5
  3. Toddlers
     • Beginners 6-8
     • Primary 9-12
  4. Pre-Youth
     • Intermediate 13-15
• Good education offers instruction for each age group, according to their level of understanding and particular needs, as well as according to the available facilities.

1. Prayer, fasting, retreats, and vigils within your organization to foster greater wisdom in the treatment and counseling of children.
2. Studies on the necessary teaching materials.
3. Studies on important topics tailored to their needs.

1. Crafts: Refreshments for special activities.
2. Support all Church activities with initiatives specific to your privilege.
3. Include meeting dates for leaders and teachers in your work agenda. Work plans include: general painting of the building, wall repairs, etc., and repair of Church furniture (pews, tables, chairs, etc.).

1. Recreational times within the area for teachers and children.