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A village opens a place
A home church or a family gives a courtyard or a room for the children to meet in.
A children's club runs for two hours in the village. The children are taught to read, they learn Scripture by heart, they sing, and they take all of it home to their families.
Our children's clubs run for two hours at a time in the villages. The children sing, learn verses by heart, join in games and activities, and are taught their letters.
Reading matters here more than it might sound. A good many of these children are not in school, and a child who can read is a child with something in front of her. The songs, the verses and the stories go home the same day and get repeated in front of parents, brothers and sisters.
“Our goal is a children's club in every village.”
We developed the first Pakistani Christian children's curriculum of its kind, with colouring pages and activities, and enough material in it to last a full year.
A home church or a family gives a courtyard or a room for the children to meet in.
Two hours of songs, Scripture, games and activities.
Literacy is taught alongside the Bible lessons, week after week.
Verses and songs the children can carry with them anywhere.
The children repeat what they learned in front of their families.
Songs, Scripture, games and activities for the children of the village.
Many of these children are not in school. Reading opens what comes next.
What is memorised in the club is repeated at home.
Colouring pages and activities, written for Pakistani children.
Let us not be weary in well doing
Galatians 6:9 · King James Version
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