Our Amazing God: For children ages 6 - 12 (Kids in Ministry Curriculums) (Volume 1)

Becky Fischer is the founder and director of the International Children's Fund Administration (KIMI). KIMI is a multifaceted ministry that children train to walk the supernatural power of God. Becky Fischer trained thousands of children, teenagers, parents and children's staff. This is done through meetings, Bible schools, missionary tours, churches, and materials. Mr. Fischer has 23 years of work experience before answering the call for full time ministry. She is a writer in the 21st century and redefines the book "Jesus Camp's Story" written by the Department of Children. She also wrote / co-authored eight unique and energetic children's church courses. Mr. Fischer is the founder and director of the supernatural child division (aka SSCM). SSCM is a 45 hour training course that teaches the parent and child minister the basics of a great child's ministry. It also tells the children how to listen to God's voice, worshipers, warriors of prayers, and teaching to become spokespersons of the prophets. It also heals the sick, works in the gift of the Holy Spirit, led by the Spirit of God, and teaches them to make miraculous signs and wonders. The goal of SSCM is to make the child become an active member of the body of Christ while the child is a child, to help the church leaders and parents train the children in the same way. She appeared on the television of 700 clubs, Sidrosshaw, Eliya list. Becky is also starring in Good Morning America, CNN Prime Time, Glenn Becker Show, Fox News Radio, Glamor Magazine etc. She is also a special issue of the magazine "Today's Ministry". For more information, please visit www.kidsinministry.org.

Since Sunday morning is not just a day care for beautification, parents can take their children to the main service. Our child's ministry is a community where children learn God in a language they understand and worship with other children of the same age. For more information about our child's department please visit this section of our website. In Keystone, one of our values ​​is sharing of leadership. I am the chief pastor, but the elder is the ultimate authority of the church. These elders are recognized by our members every year and have a strong life record in our church life. The older team's rhythm is to meet every week to ensure the health of our church. When the church leads, feeds, protects and takes care of the family, they oversee and grasp the church.

Becky Fischer is the founder and director of the International Children's Fund Administration (KIMI). KIMI is a multifaceted ministry that children train to walk the supernatural power of God. Becky Fischer trained thousands of children, teenagers, parents and children's staff. This is done through meetings, Bible schools, missionary tours, churches, and materials. Mr. Fischer has 23 years of work experience before answering the call for full time ministry. She is a writer in the 21st century and redefines the book "Jesus Camp's Story" written by the Department of Children. She also wrote / co-authored eight unique and energetic children's church courses. Mr. Fischer is the founder and director of the supernatural child division (aka SSCM). SSCM is a 45 hour training course that teaches the parent and child minister the basics of a great child's ministry. We also listened to the children 's voice, and also showed ways to teach them to be spokespersons for admirers, prayers' warriors, and prophets.

Children aged 6 to 12 are obliged for free from primary education (from 1st grade to 6th grade). This course provides children with core life skills to provide a lasting literacy skills, build a solid foundation for scientific, critical and introspective thinking and to function effectively in society It is designed to do. According to UNESCO statistics, in 2009 the primary enrollment rate of primary education was 89% (95% male, 84% female). The net enrollment rate in 2007 (proportion of children aged 6 to 12) is much lower than 61% (64% for men and 58% for girls), indicating that many students do not attend elementary school in elementary school age group I will. According to the EdData profile of Nigerian Demographics Survey (DHS), the conversion rate from primary to secondary in 2008 was 44%.