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JUNE 2016
W W W. C I Y. C O M
#KWEngage
Engage International
trains students for a
life of Kingdom work.
TRAINING FOR A LIFE
OF KINGDOM WORK
STUDENTS JOINING
ENGAGE ON
INTERNATIONAL AND
DOMESTIC TRIPS LEARN
HOW TO ENGAGE OTHER
CULTURES AND LIVE A
LIFE OF KINGDOM WORK
– EMBRACING SEVEN
PRINCIPALS THAT GUIDE
KINGDOM WORK THROUGH
ACTIONS AND ATTITUDE.
THE
KINGDOM WORKER
CONNECTION
ANDY
HANSEN
PRESIDENT – CHRIST IN YOUTH
EVERYBODY NEEDS JESUS ...
“Everybody needs Jesus ... Everybody in the whole
wide world ...”
These words to the song “Everybody Needs Jesus” by
Keith Lancaster rang in my mind earlier this year as I
sat in a traffic jam in the city of Bangalore, India – a
town of more than 5 million people.
Bangalore is a city that students are flooding to –
leaving their villages and homes in search of gaining
jobs and a better existence in this booming
technological sprawl. It’s overwhelming and
mind-numbing to be in the middle of this mass of
humanity. Yet in the midst of it, we visited with some
of the humblest and most faithful brothers and sisters
in Christ who are pouring out all they have to establish
the Gospel within this region.
In another section of India our team was greeted by
hundreds of children who have either been raised in
an orphanage or were studying at a special school to
learn how to utilize their skills and abilities to spread
the love of Jesus to desperately lost villages and
towns. Flowers were thrown at us and placed around
our necks, drums were beaten, children gleefully
danced … and EVERYONE lined up patiently to shake
our hands and look into our faces with gratefulness
and delight.
leading throughout the region (despite the threat of
persecution, crushing poverty, disease and
overwhelming social issues), my heart will not be
the same. The joy and faithful dedication of the
believers made the light of Jesus so bright in the
midst of incredible darkness.
My mind snaps back from that experience to the
current buzz of activity, meetings, planning, creation
and packing that is taking place at CIY headquarters.
More than 60 summer staff will experience the blur of
preparation, production and travel that makes up our
summer events and trips. In an eight-week span, literally 45 events will be held across the U.S. with 40,000
students and youth workers in attendance. What
potential for a movement of Kingdom workers!
How I wish I had the time and space to explain in
detail the daily theme of these events, the video
production, the creative elements that will allow
students to personally absorb the book of Ephesians
and march out as agents for the Gospel.
What’s more, our ministry will continue to train, testify
and teach each attendee through digital video,
teaching and challenges they’ll receive on their new
CIY apps – reaching people for Christ across “the
whole wide world.”
After an incredible three days of observing the
ministry of teaching, preaching, nursing, evangelism,
child care, family services and more that the church is
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MOVE AIMS TO BRING UNITY TO
KINGDOM WORKER MOVEMENT
KINGDOM WORK IS THE
HEARTBEAT OF CIY. THE
MINISTRY’S MISSION IS TO
AMPLIFY THE CALL OF CHRIST
ON STUDENTS’ LIVES TO BE
KINGDOM WORKERS.
get excited to be a part of when we
realize that God already loves us
and sent Jesus to bring us life and
save us from our sin. It’s an incredible invitation to see God work in
their lives in amazing ways.”
This summer, CIY MOVE will take a
lazer-focus look at what it means
to be a Kingdom worker. With
Ephesians 2:10 as the Biblical basis
of this year’s theme, MOVE will
help students understand what it
means when Paul says, “We are
God’s workmanship, created in
Christ Jesus to do good works,
which God prepared in advance
for us to do.”
Over the course of a week of
MOVE, students will pinpoint five
key characteristics of a Kingdom
worker – being LOVED by God,
RESCUED by God, UNITED through
His church, CHANGED and SENT
to invite others to join in Kingdom
work. Karnes said the experience
during the Night 2 main session
could be one of the more
impactful moments of the week
for many students. The evening’s
session will focus on how Jesus
rescues us. Students will have an
opportunity that evening to send
out a distress signal as a tangible
way to acknowledge their sin and
ask Jesus to rescue them.
“God is the first Kingdom worker,”
said Nate Karnes, MOVE director.
“That’s essentially what Ephesians
2:1-9 says – He loves and rescues
His people and then He invites
them to be a part of what He is
doing. He has Kingdom work prepared for us to walk in as we live in
response to the life He gives us.”
Karnes went on to say that
Ephesians teaches us that the
Kingdom work for which God has
prepared us is not usually intended to be done alone – there’s a
together-ness that God expects
for effective Kingdom work to
take place. God calls us to unity in
the body, and reminds us that the
work we do should result in being
more connected to His church.
“Kingdom work isn’t about trying
to get God to love us,” Karnes said.
“Kingdom work is something we
“Sometimes it can be tough to
admit you need help – to send out
a signal that you’re in trouble and
can’t save yourself,” Karnes said.
“I can’t wait to see how the Lord
meets students during Night 2.”
Teaching from the word and
amazing times of worship are big
keys to a successful week of MOVE,
but equally important is the small
group time that takes place each
day of the week. MOVE team
members have worked hard this
year at developing small group
material unlike anything groups
have seen in previous years at
MOVE. Each small group
experience this year will come in
a packet that contains 10 cards –
with each card having a
different “assignment” that the
person (student or adult) will be
responsible for leading the group
through. These vary from games to
challenges to riddles to reading of
scripture.
“It’s always been our hope to get
students interacting with the Word
of God and with one another,”
Karnes said. “This year, small group
leaders will experience the lesson
alongside their groups. Those who
live and breathe small groups will
love the interaction that doesn’t
have to be forced.”
One of those cards on Day 5 will
be a nod to the familiar Kingdom
Worker Card Challenges that
happen during a week of MOVE.
This year, Karnes said the challenge
will be more of a group challenge
and less of an individual challenge
– with each group choosing a category of Kingdom work that they’d
like to embrace after the event.
Categories of challenges would
include things such as sports,
school, arts, medicine, and more.
In the fall, each group will get a
packet in the mail preparing them
to participate in a new CIY event
called Kingdom Worker Week (see
sidebar). This will help groups from
all over the country participate in
a movement of Kingdom work at
the exact same time, which will in
turn reverberate the love of Christ
throughout communities in ways
that will leave a lasting impact.
FAITH AND FUN
A WEEK OF CIY MOVE IS FILLED WITH
INTENTIONAL TIMES WITH GOD, AND
MULTIPLE MOMENTS OF FUN WITH FRIENDS.
KINGDOM WORKER WEEK
Nov. 6-16, 2016
Since 2009, the Kingdom worker movement
has spread from school campuses to basketball
courts to bakeries and beyond. From big cities to
country churches, Christians are following Jesus
in Kingdom work.
What’s Kingdom work? It’s using your talents and
abilities to share the message of Christ. It’s taking
whatever you do and doing it for the sake of the
Gospel. When it comes to Kingdom work, the
possibilities are endless.
This November, Kingdom workers from around
the world will come together to celebrate the
good things God is doing through His people. CIY
Æffect invites you to be a part of CIY’s first online
event, Nov. 6-16, with Kingdom Worker Week.
There are many ways to get involved no matter
where you live. Join the conversation on social
media, tune into live events, take part in video
conferences with noted speakers and artists, and
complete daily challenges that have the potential
to make a difference in your life and community.
This event looks to capture the spirit of Kingdom
work – and the possibilities are endless.
To get registered for the week, or to find
out more information about how you and
your youth group can become involved, visit
KingdomWorkerWeek.com.
MIX 2016 TOUR WILL FOCUS ON
EXCITING WORK OF GOD’S KINGDOM
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A
JR. HIGH STUDENT GETS THE
OPPORTUNITY TO SIT AT A FULL
DRUM KIT? AS SOON AS THEY
GET THEIR HANDS ON THE DRUM
STICKS, THEY START WHALING
AWAY WITH UNFETTERED JOY.
Jr. high ministry in the country.
Familiar faces such as Heather Flies,
Scott Rubin and Kurt Johnston will
return to the stage, bringing insight
into the challenge that God is
putting before each and every
Jr. high student.
It’s that excitement and joy that
MIX wants to tap into this summer
as the program teaches Jr. high
students that embracing Kingdom
work is like joining God’s rhythm.
A combination of drama and
teaching will also be part of the
week’s main sessions when the MIX
actors take the stage. Joining
Taylor Brown on stage this year
will be Chrissy Miranda, Marcus
Schaeffer and Mallory Jenkins – all
of whom have performed as actors
with MIX in the past.
“If you imagine a drummer, they’re
keeping count in their heads and
applying years of practice – and
they might even be breaking a
sweat,” said Taylor Brown, MIX
director. “They’re doing work. It’s
not work like homework or mowing the yard on a Saturday. This
is a work that calls us to action. It
requires practice. But ultimately it’s
an exciting work to join in with. We
believe that God, when He calls us
to be Kingdom workers, is essentially handing us a drumstick and
saying, ‘Hey! Come along and play
with what I’ve been playing with
since the beginning of time.’”
This year’s theme of “Kingdom
Workers” will focus on Ephesians
1:3-4. Students will learn that God
has chosen them – they aren’t here
by mistake or accident. God has
chosen them and has a plan for
them … and that plan is to do the
great act of Kingdom work.
To help communicate that
message, MIX is bringing back
some of the best speakers for
And worship leaders from all over
the country will come together to
create a MIX band this year,
leading Jr. high students in some
of the best times of worship they’ll
ever experience.
Capping everything off will be a
handful of high-quality,
CIY-produced videos and
short-films that will speak directly
to the Jr. high audience and inspire
them to embrace a life of Kingdom
work. Included in those videos is
a daily teaching from Jeff Walling,
one of the best speakers to Jr. high
students in the country.
“This year is going to be highly
interactive, fun and engaging,”
Brown said. “Students will be
brought up on stage to jump
on trampolines that make drum
sounds, to loop their voices to
create beats, and there might even
be a 28-foot mountain in the Outer
Realm this year.”
MIX will also be traveling to three
new locations this summer in New
Mexico, Pennsylvania and Florida.
Already more than 8,200 students
and adult leaders have registered
for this summer’s MIX program.
Please join CIY in prayer for 1,000
of those students to make first-time
decisions for Jesus. Also, please
pray that every student who
attends MIX would share the
“rhythm of God” with someone
who doesn’t know it. And finally,
pray that each student would find
one Godly adult who can teach
them how to better play the rhythm
of God. Each of these is a goal for
the MIX team, and will become
challenges for students toward the
end of their week at MIX.
The first week of MIX will take place
June 5-9 in Forest Falls, CA. There
are 13 individual events planned for
this summer – including four weeks
that will happen simultaneously
with another week’s event in
another part of the country.
“Two simultaneous tours is always
challenging logistically, but it’s also
an exciting example of growth for
the ministry of CIY and MIX,” Brown
said.
In fact, growing attendance
numbers each year has led the MIX
team to look at even more
expansion opportunities in the
future. Visit ciy.com/mix for more
information about this year’s tour
and any new events.
JOINING GOD’S RHYTHM
JR. HIGH STUDENTS ATTENDING A WEEK OF
MIX IN 2016 WILL BE INVITED TO “JOIN GOD’S
RHYTHM” AS THEY LEARN TO EMBRACE THE
IDENTITY OF A KINGOM WORKER. THIS YEAR’S
THEME OF “KINGDOM WORKERS” WILL USE
THE BOOK OF EPHESIANS TO HELP STUDENTS
UNDERSTAND THAT THEY’VE BEEN UNIQUELY
AND WONDERFULLY MADE TO JOIN GOD IN
THE AMAZING WORK HE’S DOING AROUND THE
WORLD. THIS YEAR’S MIX STAGE AND TEACHING
WILL FEATURE A LOT OF DRUMS AND DRUM
IMAGERY – INCLUDING THE STAGE SETS AND
ACTORS, AND THE TEACHING VIDEO THAT
FEATURES JEFF WALLING (BELOW).
DOMESTIC TRIPS TRAIN STUDENTS
IN ‘IDENTITY’ AND ‘JUSTICE’
IT’S ONE THING TO GO ON A
DOMESTIC MISSION TRIP AND
SPEND ALL DAY DOING A
SERVICE PROJECT AND FEELING
GOOD ABOUT WHAT YOU’VE
ACCOMPLISHED. A TRIP LIKE
THAT CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
FOR A STUDENT, BUT IT DOESN’T
ALWAYS LEAVE A LASTING,
LIFE-CHANGING IMPACT.
That’s why Engage Domestic trips
are intentional about training students for a life of Kingdom work.
“That means we’re trying to instill
within students characteristics and
traits that need to be true of them
even now,” said Rachel Grindle,
Engage Senior Director. “A domestic trip that trains students how
to do Kingdom work means that
long after they’ve graduated from
high school and college, they’ll still
be living a life of Kingdom work.
We want students to come on a
Domestic trip and look at those
things that are true of Kingdom
workers and begin to live out
those things in their lives right
now.”
Toward that end, students who
attend an Engage Domestic trip
this year will be able to choose
from one of two Kingdom worker
training tracks: Identity or Justice.
IDENTITY:
“If you don’t know who you are or
how God defines you, then everything becomes a mess,” Grindle
said. “Identity in Christ is the
starting point for Kingdom workers.
The one who makes you is the one
who defines you. This is a core part
of what it means to be a Kingdom
worker – to know your identity.”
To help students understand their
identity in Christ, Engage will offer
a number of activities to reinforce
these Biblical ideas. One activity,
for instance, will provide students
a personality test and bring other students of like personalities
together and ask them to put
together a plan for a party. Each
personality group will then report
to the other groups their plans,
and students can begin to see how
unique each personality type is
and how their own personality is an
aspect of their uniqueness.
JUSTICE:
“Part of being a Kingdom worker is
being passionate about the things
that God is passionate about,” Grindle said. “And God has a heart for
justice. That’s mentioned multiple
times throughout Scripture. If we’re
going to follow Jesus, that means
a part of us should fight against injustice and do what we can to right
the wrongs in the world. We want
students to feel that, and these
trainings are a good way to accomplish that. A lot of times we tell
people what to do, but we don’t
show them how to do it. This is a
week of learning how to do things
as Kingdom workers – a ‘how-to’
course of engaging in justice.”
One of the ways this will play out
during the week is when students
will learn about forced laborers
around the world. During one activity, students will have 80 pounds of
bricks that they’ll pass in a circle,
but the bricks will be going in two
different directions. More bricks
will keep being added to the circle,
and the students will have to keep
passing them for five minutes. After
they feel the fatigue and labor-intensive work, they’ll watch a video
of a student who was rescued out
of forced labor and then discuss
how people all over the world are
spending all day, every day
performing forced-labor activities.
Similar to previous trips, students
will get to serve hands-on with
local nonprofit organizations and
ministries in seven cities across the
country this summer. But they’ll
have a very specific “lens” on when
they serve – that being a lens of
what Kingdom work should be
according to God’s Word.
“Each evening they’ll get to hear
a Kingdom worker story of how
a person from that city lives out
their faith,” Grindle said. “It could
be the chief of police, or a lawyer
or a doctor … ultimately we want
students who aren’t going to go
into full-time ministry to have role
models for how they can have a life
of Kingdom work, no matter what
vocation they choose.”
The main sessions at the end of
each night will look somewhat
different than in past Engage
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KINGDOM WORKER
CONNECTION
Domestic trips – focusing more
on Kingdom workers speaking to
students instead of pastors, and
creatively telling the Gospel
message through a four-part film.
“While they’ll hear the Gospel
through everything they’re doing
this week, we want to make sure
we’re clearly communicating the
truth of Jesus,” Grindle said. “This
film goes through creation, the fall,
and redemption.”
At the end of the week, each
student will conclude their training
by writing their own action plan
to put into place upon returning
home. Included in the plan will
be an assessment of what they
learned on the trip and how they
can implement those lessons back
home.
“This is important because it
helps students learn how they, as
followers of Jesus, have access
to the Holy Spirit and can create
their own ministry plans,” Grindle
said. “They don’t have to wait for
somebody to tell them what to do
or how to do it. Jesus is already in
them and will give them what they
need to go do it. They’re equipped
to follow what Jesus has planned
for them because He’s already put
it inside of them. We want to help
them recognize that.”
KINGDOM WORKERS IN ACTION
STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN A WEEK OF ENGAGE DOMESTIC IN
JOPLIN, MO, DURING SPRING BREAK WORKED ALONGSIDE KINGDOM
WORKERS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. THEY WERE ABLE TO MEET WITH
DIRECTORS OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, WORK ALONGSIDE
VOLUNTEERS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, HEAR FROM COMMUNITY
LEADERS LIVING OUT A LIFE OF KINGDOM WORK, AND PARTNER
WITH LOCAL CHURCHES TO CONTINUE THE MINISTRY TAKING PLACE
WITHIN THIS SMALL MISSOURI TOWN.
NEW COUNTRIES JOIN ENGAGE’S SLATE
OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRIPS
CHRIST IN YOUTH’S MISSION IS
TO AMPLIFY CHRIST’S CALL ON
STUDENTS’ LIVES TO BE
KINGDOM WORKERS. IT’S THE
UNDERCURRENT FOR ALL
PROGRAMS, BUT FOR CIY’S
ENGAGE PROGRAM IT GOES
BEYOND THE CALLING FOR
CHRIST AND MOVES STUDENTS
INTO TRAINING FOR A LIFE OF
KINGDOM WORK.
This summer will see thousands of
students from all over the country
participating in Kingdom worker
training through Engage’s
International and Domestic trips.
And thousands more attending
CIY’s MOVE program will be
challenged to join God in engaging cultures that are different than
their own – whether by taking an
international trip with their own
church, or by joining Engage in
one of the 17 global locations the
team will lead trips to next year.
MOVE and Engage will be
embracing a new technology this
summer to help students get an
up-close look at some of those
countries. By utilizing Google
Cardboard and Google 360 video,
students will be able to use smart
phones to view footage from
some of the countries that Engage
travels each year. The software
works similarly to Google maps in
that students will be able to move
their phones in a full 360-degree
motion and see scenes from that
country in a full 360-degree span.
“They’ll get to immerse themselves
in the world of an Engage trip and
see first-hand the places where
they’ll have the opportunities to
serve,” said Rachel Grindle, Engage
Senior Director, of the Google 360
videos. “Also at MOVE students
will be able to interact with all 17
different locations by visiting the
Engage Experience Station and
participate in hands-on activities
that will raise awareness or help
them to engage with those
cultures.”
attendance over last year. MOVE
has made a challenge to students
each year over the past two years,
which has led to an increase in
applications for international trips
each year, as well. Engage
International will be traveling to
three new locations in 2017 – bringing the total number of
locations to 17. Those three new
locations will be Puerto Rico, Kenya
and Poland.
At the India station, for instance,
students could get a Henna tattoo.
At the Brazil station there might be
a foosball table. Ultimately, each
country will be represented and
have something interactive that
highlights a unique aspect of these
different cultures and places, all
while hearing more stories of
Kingdom workers.
PUERTO RICO:
“Ultimately we’re asking students
to make a commitment to
#kwengage,” Grindle said. “That
means they’ll go on an overseas
trip in 2017.”
“Some of the things that are
happening in Puerto Rico are
devastating,” Grindle said, alluding
to the economic difficulties and the
poverty that has arisen from that.
“It’s an opportunity that’s ripe for
Kingdom work. Students will get to
partner with a school and a church
and build relationships with other
students from Puerto Rico.”
Each student making that
commitment will receive an Engage
luggage tag, and those who make
the commitment to go with
Engage and attend a special
elective on Day 5 of MOVE will
have their $50 application fee for
Engage International waived.
Nearly 300 students and adult
leaders will be taking an
international trip with Engage this
year – a 30 percent rise in
Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, which
gives students the opportunity to
visit a place that feels international
but doesn’t require them to have a
passport to enter the country. Even
though it’s a U.S. territory, it will
feel very different from most U.S.
cities.
Engage will offer trips to Puerto
Rico during the spring and summer
of 2017. Grindle said this could be
an ideal Spring Break trip for many
churches because it’s not a far distance and cost of travel is relatively
low compared to other countries.
C O N T I N U E D O N N E X T PAG E
THREE NEW COUNTRIES ADDED TO ENGAGE TRIPS
ENGAGE INTERNATIONAL WILL BE ADDING THREE NEW
COUNTRIES IN 2017 FOR STUDENTS TO TRAVEL TO WITH CIY.
ENGAGE TEAM MEMBERS HAVE BEEN PREPARING THOSE TRIPS
THIS YEAR BY VISITING KINGDOM WORKER PARTNERS IN
PUERTO RICO (ABOVE), KENYA (RIGHT) AND POLAND (BELOW).
ENGAGE CONTINUED ...
KENYA:
Engage has added Kenya out of
a desire to increase its options on
the continent of Africa. Engage
International has been leading trips
to Zambia for many years, and will
continue to do so. Adding Kenya
provides some different opportunities, however, that don’t necessarily
take place in Zambia. By partnering
with Jacaranda Christian Ministries,
students will have the opportunity
to witness ministry taking place
in the second-largest slum in the
world, observe the operation of a
medical clinic in the middle of
extreme poverty, and see how
Jacaranda is helping to build
self-worth and confidence within a
broken-down people group
through a sewing ministry.
people,” Grindle said. “We will get
to come alongside them and learn
from each other. Plus, all of the
things you think of when you think
of Africa – like the big animals and
safaris – can be a reality. We’re
excited to be able to invite students
to take in the beauty of the culture
and country of Kenya.”
“Really, students will get to see
how the Kingdom workers in Kenya
are owning this ministry for their
POLAND:
Travel to European countries is
KIBERA SLUM IN NAIROBI, KENYA
TRAINING FOR A LIFE OF KINGDOM WORK
CIY WANTS TO TELL A BETTER
STORY WHEN IT COMES TO
MISSION TRIPS – TO CHANGE
THE STORY THAT’S BEING TOLD.
THERE’S A LOT OF NEGATIVE
COMMENTARY SURROUNDING
SHORT-TERM MISSION TRIPS
– DOES IT MATTER? IS IT RIGHT
TO SPEND THE MONEY THAT WE
DO ON IT? WE HAVE NEEDS IN
OUR OWN COUNTRY, SHOULDN’T
WE JUST SEND MONEY TO THOSE
COUNTRIES WHO NEED HELP?
These are legitimate questions, but
Kingdom work isn’t a concept that
any Christian should give up on –
and certainly not something
Christ In Youth is willing to let fall
away. There’s something about
figuring out who we are as
Kingdom workers, but also about
being able to identify Kingdom
workers in other countries and
follow how they live out their faith.
When students get to be around
that and see how their God
influences other cultures and other
places, it helps them identify who
they are in God’s Kingdom and
what it means for them to be
Kingdom workers.
By building relationships and
partnering with these
international Kingdom workers, the
global body of Christ is
strengthened. It makes these trips
worth it every time – both for those
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always an option that’s in high
demand from students and youth
leaders, so Engage has added a
new location in Poland for 2017. The
country offers a lot of stability for
an Engage International trip, and
it made sense to explore options
within the country.
“We have an amazing opportunity
to partner with the Count of Poland
and utilize the access he has as a
result of his family’s position within
the country,” Grindle said. “That
going and for those in-country who
are receiving them.
One of the best aspects of an
International trip is the
understanding that blossoms up
within a student. By visiting a
country that is extremely different
than their own, and engaging with
a culture that is foreign and hard
to understand – oftentimes with a
language and communication
barrier – students often find
allows us to get into schools there
and interact with students who are
Catholic and Protestant.”
Grindle said the trip to Poland will
focus primarily on relational
evangelism, and that it will be one
of the best trips that Engage offers
in terms of helping students see
how everything they learn on an
International trip is immediately
transferable upon returning home.
homes of Polish students and talk
about life and faith,” Grindle said.
“Everything they do in Poland they
will be able to come back home
and instantly apply in their schools
and communities. They’ll see how
to have faith conversations and
evangelize, all within a relational
context. American students
struggle with that, and this is a trip
that will help them feel comfortable
doing that.”
“Students will get to stay in the
themselves feeling a sensation
they’ve never felt before: lack of
control. Engage team leaders help
students through these moments
and lead them to the understanding that there will be times in life
when you literally don’t know what
to do or say or how to act, but
the Holy Spirit has the power to
change your life. In those moments,
and throughout the length of these
international trips, students learn
what they’re capable of and how
the Holy Spirit guides and protects
them through all situations.
With that knowledge and
understanding, these students now
have the tools and courage to face
whatever life throws at them. They
become eager to engage in
Kingdom work, no matter what
adversity they might face or what
criticism might arise from their
actions. They literally become
faithful followers of God.
TRUTH MESSAGE HITS
HOME WITH JR. HIGH
THIS SPRING’S BELIEVE TOUR HAD 17,750 ATTENDEES AT ITS
NINE EVENTS, AND MORE THAN 12,500 OF THEM ACCEPTED
THE “NOTE OF TRUTH” KINGDOM WORKER CHALLENGE THAT
WAS PRESENTED TO THEM AT THE END OF EACH EVENT.
This overwhelming response means that more than 12,500 other
students across the country will receive a note or message of
encouragement from someone who attended Believe.
According to Mike Branton, one of CIY’s Believe Directors,
having so many students respond to the Holy Spirit in such a
dramatic way is the reason why Believe exists in the first place.
“We heard some amazing stories from youth pastors of how
truth made a difference in the lives of students,” Branton said.
“Anything from students who admitted to suicidal thoughts to
students who immediately returned home and started Kingdom
worker projects, such as starting a Bible study at school.”
Branton said it was equally encouraging to watch thousands of
Jr. high students at each event connect so strongly to the
worship songs through which they were led. One song in
particular – “Good, Good Father” by Pat Barrett and Tony Brown
– seemed to resonate strongly with the students, Branton said.
“We picked our songs strategically because we wanted to
surround them at all times with truth statements,” Branton said.
“That one song is basically saying that’s who God is and this is
who I am – it’s speaking the truth of our identity through
worship. Watching students connect that to the theme of truth
was pretty cool.”
The film “Switch” also had a big impact on students, and
Branton said many youth pastors came up to him at many of
the events and personally thanked him and the Believe team for
focusing on truth as a theme this year.
Believe gets a short break this summer before gearing up for a
fall tour that kicks off at the end of September – Believe’s first
fall tour since 2008. The theme of the new tour is titled “Open,”
and will explore 2 Corinthians 9 in which we are challenged to
“be generous in every way.”
For more information about Believe and its upcoming tours,
visit ciy.com/Believe.
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PRETEENS EMBRACE
TRUTH MESSAGE
STORIES ARE POURING IN FROM STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED
SUPERSTART! THIS SPRING – MANY OF THEM ABOUT THE
IMPACT THE PROGRAM HAD ON THEM AND THE KINGDOM
WORK IN WHICH THEY’RE PARTICIPATING AT HOME.
Take Gabe, for instance. The preteen student who attended
SuperStart! in Tulsa with his church group had been coming
to church infrequently, but was showing a growing interest in
Christ and the church in the weeks leading up to SuperStart!
During one of the main sessions of the event, Gabe’s group got
to sit in the very front row … and Gabe was chosen to come on
stage for one of the activities.
“While at the event we play a game called ‘Two Truths and a
Lie,’” said Drew Crisp, SuperStart! director. “I ask students to tell
me three things about themselves – two of them lies and one
the truth, and then I have to guess which one is the truth. God
was orchestrating His truth into Gabe’s life that weekend, and
that moment on stage was a key moment for him.”
SuperStart! made such a lasting effect on Gabe that when he
returned home he made sure his mom started coming to church
regularly. Two months after attending SuperStart!, Gabe and his
mother were baptized.
Stories like this are testament to the power of the Holy Spirit
and the work God is doing through CIY programs. Every event
elicits great comments and feedback from students and adult
leaders.
“Youth leaders thanked our team for wading into the topic of
truth and providing practical tools students could use in their
lives,” Crisp said. “We live in a day and age where we’re not
lacking in the information department. What we are lacking in
is understanding how all that information leads us to a life of
meaning. It can be hard to know where to start. Leading
students to start with God when discerning truth is so critical.”
The next SuperStart! tour begins in October and will focus on
the theme of generosity. Crisp said there will be some kind of
cooking demonstration or competition, and the teaching will
help preteens understand how they can be generous like the
Heavenly Father is generous.
MADE FOR GOOD
Everybody needs Jesus
Everybody in the whole wide world
Everybody needs Jesus
Everybody has a right to know . . .
Just a little more faith in the Father
(little more love)
Just a little more love of the Lord (little more
hope) Just a little more hope in the Spirit
(little more time) Just a little more time . . .
Everybody needs Jesus
Everybody in the whole wide world
Everybody need Jesus
Everybody has a right to know . . .
Little children have a right to know
Their hearts need Jesus as their bodies grow
Everybody needs Jesus
Everybody in the whole wide world
Everybody need Jesus
Everybody has a right to know . . .
My heart rejoices in the truth that the number of high
school students who will go internationally on a CIY
Engage trip this summer has grown by 30 percent
compared to last summer! At MOVE and MIX, more
than 40,000 students and adult leaders will have
hands-on experience of what God is doing in the
world and will be called to commit to going overseas
to personally experience what the song above
portrays!
You are so faithful in your support and prayers for
this ministry! Thank you! As we enter this summer, I
ask you to search online the song “Everybody Needs
Jesus.” (Artist Keith Lancaster, Album Prime Time),
watch the YouTube video and listen to the words.
Join us in prayer for the hundreds of students who
are going with CIY Engage on mission trips, and for
the 40,000 at MOVE and MIX. And ask the Father to
provide the way for the whole world to come to know
about Jesus.
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CHRIST IN YOUTH IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF
THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES & FOUNDATIONS
DURING THE FINAL QUARTER OF 2015:
My Tribute Gift Foundation – Atlanta, GA
National Christian Foundation – Lexington, KY
National Christian Foundation Indiana – Indianapolis, IN
The Community Foundation – Atlanta, GA
Kimberly A. Osborn Revocable Trust
Amazon Smile – Seattle, WA
Andale Ready Mix Central Inc – Wichita, KS
Andy Roller Inc – Kokomo, IN
Animal Clinic-The Vet – Marshalltown, IA
Atlas Electric LLC – Wichita, KS
Brunner & Lay – Springdale, AR
Christian Homes Inc – Joplin, MO
Christ’s Hope Ministries – Fort Wayne, IN
Cleland Masonry – Arma, KS
Davis Psychological Services – Grinnell, IA
Davis Ranch Inc – Cedar Falls, IA
Ditch Witch Sales Inc – Sullivan, MO
Fund the Nations 11/13 – Hernando, MS
Golden Services LLC – Brookline Station, MO
Goswicks Pro Windows – Webb City, MO
Gunnison & Johannes, PC – Beaverton, OR
Harvest Graphics – Lenexa, KS
Iowa Bath Systems – Melbourne, IA
JCPenney Change for the Better Campaign – Andover, MA
Markco Inc – Florence, KY
Modular Specialties LLC – Euless, TX
Norton Healthcare – Louisville, KY
Northwest Christian School – Phoenix, AZ
Romola Automotive Refinishing Corp
T-Shirt Sales – Brunswick, MO
Tulsa’s Incredible Pizza Company – Tulsa, OK
Unique Metal Fabrications Inc – Pittsburg, KS
CHRIST IN YOUTH IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF
THE FOLLOWING CHURCHES DURING THE FINAL
QUARTER OF 2015:
Arcadia Christian Church – Arcadia, IN
Augusta Church of Christ – Augusta, WV
Bachelor Creek Church of Christ – Wabash, IN
Bellevue Christian Church – Pittsburgh, PA
Blanchard Church of Christ – Blanchard, PA
Blendville Christian Church – Joplin, MO
Broad Creek Christian Church – New Bern, NC
Broadway Christian Church – Mesa, AZ
Brownstown Christian Church – Brownstown, IN
Buchanan Christian Church – Buchanan, MI
Camp Creek Full Gospel Church – Rolla, MO
Capital Area Christian Church – Mechanicsburg, PA
Capitol City Christian Church – Lincoln, NE
Cedar Creek Church of Christ – Fort Wayne, IN
Centerburg Church of Christ – Centerburg, OH
Central Christian Church – Richardson, TX
Christ’s Church Mandarin – Jacksonville, FL
Christ’s Church Of Oronogo – Oronogo, MO
Donations may be made using the envelope provided with this magazine, online at
Address:
ciy.com/donate, or by calling 1-888-765-4CIY.
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Christ’s Mission Church – Saint Robert, MO
Christian Church At DeLeon Springs –
DeLeon Springs, FL
Church Of Christ At Manor Woods –
Rockville, MD
Clarence Church of Christ – Clarence, NY
College Heights Christian Church – Joplin, MO
Collinsville Christian Church – Collinsville, OK
Community Christian Church – Nevada, MO
Community Christian Church –
Ft Lauderdale, FL
Corinth Christian Church – Loganville, GA
Cornerstone Christian Church – Shiloh, IL
Cornerstone Christian Church –
Brownsburg, IN
Countryside Christian Church – Nixa, MO
Crosspoint Christian Church – Conyers, GA
Crossroads Christian Church –
Grand Prairie, TX
Crossroads Christian Church – Shawnee, KS
Current - A Christian Church – Katy, TX
DeKalb Christian Church – DeKalb, MO
Duplain Church of Christ – Saint Johns, MI
East Side Christian Church – Council Bluffs, IA
Englewood Christian Church –
Jacksonville, FL
Evers Road Christian Church –
San Antonio, TX
Fairfield Church Of Christ – Fairfield, OH
Faith Christian Church – New Philadelphia, OH
First Baptist Church – Licking, MO
First Christian Church – Evansville, IN
First Christian Church – Stilwell, OK
First Christian Church – Water Valley, MS
First Christian Church – Cookeville, TN
First Christian Church – Dodge City, KS
First Christian Church – Sapulpa, OK
First Church of Christ – Burlington, KY
Forum Christian Church – Columbia, MO
Galt Christian Church – Galt, MO
Generations Christian Church – Trinity, FL
Glendale Christian Church – Springfield, MO
Harvest Christian Fellowship – Muncie, IN
Harvester Christian Church –
Saint Charles, MO
Hazel Dell Christian Church – Carmel, IN
Highland Park Christian Church – Tulsa, OK
Hope Christian Church – Columbia, IL
Journey Christian Church – Tracy, CA
Journey Christian Church – Wayne, NE
Lincoln Christian Church – Lincoln, IL
Maple Grove Christian Church –
Charlottesville, VA
Markle Church Of Christ – Markle, IN
Mt Gilead Church – Mooresville, IN
Naples Christian Church – Naples, FL
New Hope Christian Church – Manassas, VA
New Life Christian Church – Bella Vista, AR
New Lisbon Christian Church –
New Lisbon, IN
North Terrace Church Of Christ –
Zanesville, OH
Northern Hills Christian Church –
Cincinnati, OH
Northside Christian Church – Springfield, MO
Northside Christian Church – New Albany, IN
Northview Christian Church – Coldwater, MI
Oakland Drive Church Of Christ – Portage, MI
Osage Hills Christian Church – Tulsa, OK
Parkside Christian Church – Cincinnati, OH
Parkview Christian Church – Orland Park, IL
Plainfield Christian Church – Plainfield, IN
Plainfield Christian Church –
Comstock Park, MI
Pomona Christian Church – Pomona, MO
Ridge Chapel – Kansas, OK
Ridgeview Christian Church – Rolla, MO
Rocky Mountain Christian Church – Niwot, CO
Smyser Christian Church – Gays, IL
South Lansing Christian Church – Lansing, MI
South Rock Christian Church – Derby, KS
St John Mennonite Church
Sullivan Christian Church – Sullivan, MO
Third City Christian Church – Grand Island, NE
Traders Point Christian Church – Zionsville, IN
Twin Oaks Christian Church – Woodhaven, MI
University Christian Church – Manhattan, KS
University Christian Church – Muncie, IN
Villa Heights Christian Church – Joplin, MO
Watonga Christian Church – Watonga, OK
West Side Christian Church – Springfield, IL
Western Hills Christian Church – Lawton, OK
Whiting Christian Church Missions –
Whiting, IA
Worthington Christian Church –
Columbus, OH
CIY THANKS THESE FRIENDS AND
FAMILIES FOR THEIR GIFTS DURING
THE FINAL QUARTER OF 2015:
Ms. Andrea Abbott
Ms. Sharon Adcock
Mr. John Ahlberg
Ms. Kristine Ahlberg
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Karen Albro
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton and Tammy Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. William and Kelly Alford
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