We all know it is the duty of Christians to come out of their comfort zone and to attempt to make Christ known by spreading the gospel among unreached people. And I’m sure there is a greater need of understanding now of the relationship between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility in the work of evangelism and missions.
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For this reason us a ministry Youngsters for Christ team we are committed in disciple making among unreached people as well as mobilizing local churches and believers to make disciple through the trainings in discipleship, with the aim of full filling the call of the great commission Matt 28:19-20 Go ye into the world in the faith and in trusting the lord we have remained focused and committed to see all are reached with the Gospels of the lord of Jesus Christ. We trust the lord to continue to encourage and establishing “Christ centered churches among communities /villages.”

With different outreach programs such as Kids feeding, Ladies Sanitary (Pad), Schools and home cells bible groups. Jesus Films evangelism tool has been good in helping us reach so many in supporting the local churches also in helping to plant new churches in the villages in either cold or in rainy sessions because it’s able to bring so many people together and in few minutes we always end up having more than three hundred in one village and by the end of the show, over 50 respond to the invitation to accept Christ Jesus Christ.

With few local churches starting to get involved with outreaches missions in the villages, markets places and other nearby destinations which is a good thing and as a ministry we encourage it to continue and supporting this local pastors/churches . But perhaps it is not the whole story? Can we truly say we are ‘making the disciples of all nations if there are still millions of people who have no opportunity to hear the gospel?

Over thousands of people in different communities and villages, there are many with limited access of this good new the GOSPLE OF JESUS and it takes more than a day or even some time a week to be effective in reaching people groups that have many natural barriers to the gospel. Barriers of infrastructure, religion, location and much more.

Dear friends,
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Merry Christmas to and your families. I am grateful for your support and encouragement that has allowed Youngsters for Christ Team to continue our ministry. 

Youngsters for Christ Team (YCT) is an interdenominational ministry committed to encourage, disciple, and to empower God’s people in their homes, schools, colleges, and villages.

YCT works to partner with the local churches to help develop mature, disciple souls of Jesus Christ, especially among the least reached in society. We do this within our indoor/ outdoor outreach through love, compassion, and facilitating cross-cultural missions and forums. 

Praise the lord to you  from here in Kenya,  it's with a big heart from as the Youngsters for Christ team ministry that we want to thank  the Lord for His grace and love.

Our commitment is to reach the locals, by even some times going to the far country villages, disciple, and church plant.  We believe  through  God's grace and our partnership, that we will grow and reach/do more for Christ Jesus.

It's  our hope as a ministry and through the love, and support from you A4TW that we believe we can impact lives. 

We love you A4TW  and we pray for you!

Prayer Points:

• Pray for the  good health and protection.
• Pray for the monthly provision of the needs which we have shared.
• Pray for our country even as we are entering into a political / election  next year on August.
• Pray for our program and activities even as we pray to have more workers.

Hello to you our family A4TW, and Partners in Gods vineyard. Calvary greeting to you from here in Kenya Ministry.

Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. Hebrews 11:1
 
Kibera is the largest urban slum in Africa with a estimation of 1.2 million people more than half the population are the youth, the Kibera slum is a place known to produce the most “notorious street kids” that end up doing anything to make a life, because they have no parents, they were abused, or on drug’s. Whatever the reason, our communities have produced tens of thousands of youth/young people that have turn evil.

Being our home and the place where God Has called the Youngsters for Christ team, we believe something  better is in store.

We wish to thank you so much for your prayers and support and this has helped us to be able to do some of this programs, we need you more in this walk of faith through His grace each day.

Youngsters for Christ is our newest mission from Kenya. They are doing amazing work, and in addition to being verified by several people and ministries, they are extremely underfunded. Even in the face of poverty and hunger, founder Sammy Njiru and the YFC team are relentless in taking the gospel.  In the slums of Kenya they have been praying for a worship center to bring the impoverished children and families into a better place.

The following is a short update from Sammy Njiru:

"Praise the lord for His love and mercy to us all each day,  I felt it was good to send you this picture showing our ministry building were we run our inn doors activities and programs.

We thank God for you all in A4TW mission team for the amazing work of standing and partnering with the local indigenous missions, may the lord watch over you all and may He be the center of all in your life."

Hello and praise the lord Dear A4TW Family and Partners

Praise the lord for the provision  and a blessing of a new laptop, we received the gift and  I rushed to buy this laptop. I want to thank God for the provision of a new laptop together with a backpack. 

I'm so happy to be able to communicate with you all again! May the lord be praised at all times. You all are my family and I love you, and I am praying for you, may you continue to be used of God to be a blessing to the body of Christ Jesus. 

Amen Amen Amen.

Soon I will be sending a shocking story of things that have recently took place. 

​-Sammy Njiru