David Sunday serves in the UK as a youth coordinator, teaching, mentoring, and discipling youth in his fellowship.
When did you trust Christ?
I made a decision for Christ in my teens while attending a Baptist school. Even though I was being taught the Scriptures, I went forward any time there was an altar call. In secondary school, I learned that you need to confess and believe, and then keep building on that foundation by maintaining fellowship with God through prayer and the study of His Word.
What have been the defining moments of your Christian walk?
After I started my Christian faith journey, I had people helping me daily.
What do you hope to gain from participating?
I am looking to gain greater knowledge of the Scriptures; to be part of a community of like-minded people; and to get resources helpful for teaching young people.
What is your ministry?
As Youth Coordinator in my fellowship, I teach, mentor, and disciple our young people. I also support parents by counseling a young person with behavioural issues. I organise programs to help support our youth in their social, emotional, physical, and academic lives.
What is your leadership role or what were your past leadership roles?
As a youth officer in Scripture Union, Ghana, I visited schools, preached to young people, and helped establish Bible clubs. I also helped organise yearly camps for young people. I served as Vice President for Scripture Union Youth Evangelistic Fellowship. I helped lead the youth ministry at the Methodist Church in Ghana on campus, organising prayer meetings, Bible studies, Sunday services, and evangelism programs. As a children’s leader for my church, I planned and carried out programs for each service.
Why should someone invest in your ministry?
I desire to learn how to run a youth ministry successfully, teach the Scriptures to young people on their level, and mentor young people in all spheres of life.
