What is your ministry?
I lead the youth group at my church. 35-45 people attend it each Friday. I teach, worship, and lead on these events. I'm part of a movement that started in our church a few years ago where 200 people come together from different churches and denominations to go deeper in following Jesus and becoming a disciple of God. Mostly I do service in the praying ministry and media team on these events.
When did you trust Christ?
I grew up in a Christian family so I heard about God and Jesus a lot. But when I was 12 years old, I attended a camp. One night the gospel was shared, and deep down in my heart, I felt the calling from God that this was the time when He was calling me to give my life to Him and accept Jesus as my Savior.
What have been the defining moments of your Christian walk?
After I gave my life to Jesus, I didn’t have friends in the church where I went, so I didn't have the chance to share my problems and thoughts with others my age. So, after a few years, we moved with my family and changed churches, which was very impactful for me. I met young Christians who were in the same age group as me and also met a few older people who had a lot more experience in faith and following Jesus. These people helped me to grow spiritually. I started following Jesus so differently; I got a new aspect of living with God.
What do you hope to gain from participating?
I hope that I can grow in faith by hearing and learning more about others' stories and testimonies in their ministries. I would like to learn more about how to become a disciple that God wants us to be.
What is your leadership role or what were your past leadership roles?
I used to lead sports camps and English camps at church. Now I m leading the youth group at our church which is around 40 people.
Why should someone invest in your ministry?
I am next to people in my ministry who sometimes need help, encouragement, or discipleship to get deeper in their relationship with God and in the following of Jesus. I would like to be the person who can be next to them and help them on their way to that.
