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Program: Caribbean Trailblazers- Celebrating Our Legacy, Inspiring Our Future.

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  Dress Code: Encourage Caribbean-themed attire or colors representing different islands. This program is suitable for black history month Disclaimer: This program is intended to highlight the outstanding contributions of individuals to the Caribbean and society. While we celebrate their legacies and the spiritual lessons drawn from their work, we acknowledge that some aspects of their personal lives may not reflect spiritual values. The focus remains on honoring their contributions and the positive impact they made. Materials needed: -Index cards with short descriptions of biblical / Adventist figures -Glass of clean water -Papers, pens/ pencils Theme: Caribbean Trailblazers- Celebrating Our Legacy, Inspiring Our Future. Program Outline Welcome & Opening prayer: Song Service: Negro spirituals (e.g, We’ve Come This Far by Faith, I shall not be moved, Down by the river side, Balm in Gilead, Gonna shout all over God’s heaven, climbing David’s ladder….) Aim/ Motto/ Pledge/ Song...

Quote: Celebrating Our Legacy

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"Like the mighty waves that shape our shores, our Caribbean trailblazers have carved paths of possibility through impossible waters. Their legacy flows through our veins, not as an anchor to the past, but as wings for our future's flight."

Program: Agape Love: Reflecting God’s Heart

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  This program is suitable for the month of love. Materials: Strips of paper, markers, tape, scenarios 1-3 written on papers, small card or paper for your love notes. Program Structure: Welcome & Opening prayer Song service Opening Song: (A song focusing on love) Aim/motto/pledge/song: Scripture Reading: John 15:13/ Romans 5:8 Devotion: Living Out Agape Love “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.” – John 15:13 “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” – Romans 5:8 Agape love is the deepest and most selfless form of love. It is sacrificial, unconditional, and entirely focused on the well-being of others. These two scriptures capture the essence of agape love—both in how God demonstrates it to us and how we are called to reflect it in our lives. 1. Agape Love is Sacrificial In John 15:13, Jesus sets the ultimate example of sacrificial love: laying down His life for us. This lov...

Quote: A Reflection on Love

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Unlike the often conditional and fleeting nature of Valentine's romantic love, God's love is portrayed as unconditional, eternal, and sacrificial - extending grace and forgiveness even when undeserved. 💕💕

Adventist Youth Aim/ Motto/ Pledge and Song

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Program: The Wheel of Health

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Objective : Get AY members  thinking about different aspects of health in a fun, engaging way. Disclaimer: The information provided in this AY program is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substiture for professional medical advice. For this program you will need: paper & pens/pencils Wheel of health diagram printed to distribute to each member Opening prayer & Song service- Welcome & Opening song (330- Take My Life and Let it Be) - Aim/ motto/ pledge/ song- Special music- Participant 1 - Introduction : Program Title: The Wheel of Health   Young people in general are less concerned about their health and lifestyle than are older people, the influencing factor being taste for the young people and health for the older ones. There is wise and timely counsel in the Bible, however. According to Solomon, there is a blessing to the nation when we "eat in due season, for strength, and not for drunkenness" (King James Bible, 2023, Ecclesiastes. 10:17)....

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Hi there! We’re Tanisha and Kilia, and together we’re the heart behind the Takili AY Hub Blog. Our passion for youth ministry drives everything we do, and we’re thrilled to share that with you here! We know how challenging it can be to come up with fresh, exciting ideas for Adventist Youth (AY) programs. Whether you’re just starting out or feeling stuck after years of planning, the struggle is real! That’s why we decided to create this blog — to be your go-to resource for creative, impactful AY programs. This year, we’re taking a fresh approach to ministry by sharing the programs we’ve already developed and continuing to create new ones. Our goal is to provide a library of ideas that you can adapt to fit the unique needs of your congregation, wherever you are in the world. At Takili AY Hub, we’re committed to helping revive and support AY societies globally. We hope this blog inspires and empowers you to plan meaningful in-reach and outreach programs that make a lasting impact in your church & community.