DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
Meet in the assigned children’s ministry area (HANOVER C-D breakout room) at 9:00 a.m. and prepare to leave promptly by 9:30 a.m. Attendees will depart Andretti’s at 1:30 p.m. and will return to HANOVER C-D for check-out by 2:30 p.m. or sooner, depending on traffic.
Children/Teens must be Convention-registered by 3 p.m, Friday December 19th, to be included in the trip.
The Church of God by Faith Activity Participation Agreement, “Field Trip Form” must be completed and signed by a parent or legal guardian for all field trip participants.
For all registered field trip attendees, the field trip form and separate facility online waiver must be submitted by 7 p.m., Friday December 19th.
Click on the link for Andretti Marietta below and complete the waiver if attending the field trip.
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- Must be at least 5 years old to attend the field trip.
- You may use your mobile phone, laptop or desktop computer.
- On the field trip form, under “Participant Information,” add all child(ren)’s first and last name(s).
- All information must be completed.
- All visitors are required to sign a waiver before entering facility. Andretti requires that everyone fills out a waiver before entering the activity area. You MUST COMPLETE the SEPARATE WAIVER for ANDRETTI MARIETTA for each person see the link on this webpage.
- If you have any additional questions, refer to the flyer or email us using the contact portal above.
- To invest in their growth and development.
- To ignite within them a passion for Christ and commitment to serve their families, church, and others.
- Positive that God loves them and has a plan and purpose for their lives.
- Persuaded to accept Christ and live productively for Him.
- Passionate about Christ, His church, the needy, and the lost.
- Prepared for life, relationships, service, and leadership.
GOALS- To help youth build a strong foundation in Christ Jesus.
- To develop leadership skills and talent among youth.
- To help build a strong bond among youth across the national church.
- To help youth understand and actively engage in ministries of the church.
- To help strengthen, motivate, and encourage youth ministries across the districts.
PROGRAMMING STRATEGIES
- My Identity in Christ
- Destined for Success: Various Pathways to Success
- Family Matters
- Money Matters
- Human Trafficking
- Issues of the Heart
- Dating/Relationships
- COGBF History
- How to serve Christ in the home, church, & community
- College Preparation
DESIRED OUTCOMES
Next-Gen promotes and provides instruction in the performing arts so that youth will have outlets to creatively express themselves, and use their creativity and talent in developmentally appropriate ways to draw others to Christ (i.e., drama, spoken word, mime, praise dance, youth band).
We engage families and enable them to celebrate in the spiritual growth, training, and performances of their youth. Youth hour during the national assemblies will provide a venue for youth to operate in and share gifts that they have learned through instruction.
We engage youth in an outreach/mission activity during each national assembly (eg., writing letters or sending items to youth in a different countries.)
- Conduct youth needs assessments across the districts.
- Hold quarterly conference calls with district youth leaders and use information gathered to develop national youth programming.
- Work collaboratively with other youth and young adult ministries (when possible) to build continuity and strength in ministries (i.e. children’s ministry, 2CBF).
- Work collaboratively with the above ministries and other national church auxiliaries to organize a national youth retreat (that will include special programming for the youth, including sports)/
