Divine Descendants

Program Overview

• Objective: Foster holistic growth, emphasizing spiritual, emotional, social, and intellectual development among pastors’ and leaders’ children.
• Duration: 6 months, meeting once a week for 2 hours.

Program Details

Program Features:

• Interactive Discussions: Encourage open dialogues and discussions to enhance understanding and critical thinking.
• Hands-on Activities: Incorporate practical activities to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
• Guest Speakers: Invite experienced professionals and leaders for insights and inspiration.
• Field Trips: Plan occasional field trips to religious or community service organizations to provide practical exposure.
• Mentorship: Pair participants with mentors who can offer guidance and support throughout the program.
• Family Involvement: Encourage parents to be actively involved, perhaps with occasional family sessions or updates on their child’s progress.
• Final Presentation: In the last session, allow participants to showcase what they’ve learned through presentations, performances, or projects.
• Mentorship: Assign mentors from the church leadership to guide participants throughout the program.
• Assessment and Feedback: Regular assessments and constructive feedback sessions to track progress.
• Celebration and Recognition: Acknowledge achievements and milestones with a closing ceremony at the end of the program.

General Program Components:

• Worship and Devotion (15 minutes)
• Start each session with a short worship or devotional time.
• Interactive Teaching (1 hour)
• Engaging lessons on faith, emotions, relationships, and personal development.
• Small Group Discussions (30 minutes)
• Break into smaller groups for more intimate discussions and sharing.
• Practical Activities (15 minutes)
• Hands-on activities related to the day’s topic.
• Guest Speakers (1 session per month)
• Inviting pastors, community leaders, or professionals to share their experiences and insights.
• Short field Trips (every 2 month)
• Visit local community organizations, churches, or places of cultural significance.
• Reflection and Journaling (ongoing)
• Encourage participants to keep journals for personal reflection and growth.
• Final Presentation (last session)
• Allow participants to showcase what they’ve learned and how they plan to apply it in their lives.

Evaluation and Feedback:

• Conducting periodic assessments to gauge the participants’ understanding and engagement.
• Encouraging open communication for feedback and suggestions.
• Involving parents in the process to create a supportive network for the children’s growth.