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N AT I O N A L Y O U T H L E A D S R E T R E AT 2 0 2 4 T H E M E : S A C R I F I C I A L S E R V I C E

National Youth Training Manual 2024


DIRECTOR'S EXPOSITION ON
2024 YOUTH THEME: SACRIFICIAL SERVICE

W e are s ll in the era of "Rebranded for the Vision" according to our last year's
theme. One of the key elements for this rebranding is sacrificial service. No one
can do anything meaningful with God without engaging in a sacrificial lifestyle.
Our Fathers in Ministry and even in the Bible lived and modelled this pa ern and everything
yielded for them as we can boldly tes fy with this year's Ministry's theme, "Beyond
Limita on" and of course being our World Congress year, it is going to be explosive.

The youth theme, "Sacrificial Service," is bome out of the passion for greater work in the
ministry. Sacrificial service can be viewed as having almost the same connota on, which
portrays the urgency and its Importance in the ministry now. Sacrifice is the act of
slaughtering an animal or person or surrendering a possession as offering to a deity, to
consecrate or express thanksgiving, to suffer loss, give up, renounce for an ideal or belief.

Whereas service stands for the ac on of helping or doing work for some, helping others
who need assistance (Luke 22:27) Even Jesus said, "I am among you as one who serves."

Why must we serve when we are already saved? And we are saved by grace not by work.
Yes, but true faith must translate itself into good ac on (Eph 8:7) Serve the Lord
wholeheartedly as if you were serving the Lord and not people. We must combine these
two key words if we are truly sure we want to rebrand the vision and be useful to self and
others. Alife without service is an aberra on.

We have heard daddy Jerry Ukah say on countless occasions that in real life and in
spirituality, the one who wins the ba le is usually the one with the highest sacrifice. The
amount of sacrifice you are ready and prepared to make determines your place in life (2Kg
3:26-27) "When the king of Moab saw that he was losing the ba le, he led seven hundred of
his warriors in a desperate a empt to break through the enemy lines near the king of Edom,
but they failed to escape.

So he took his oldest son, who would have been the next king and sacrificed him as a burnt
offering on the wall... so they withdrew and returned to their land. "This is a typical example
of high risk, high yield and low risk, low yield.

There are three things involved in sacrifice (1) who you are sacrificing for (2) what is being
sacrificed (3) the person sacrificing.
Who you are sacrificing for speaks about the object of authority and loyalty. This is the most
essen al feature in sacrifice. Are you sacrificing for God, the world, or self? Outside of God
all other sacrifices are lower sacrifices and highly temporary in nature.

Who is accep ng your sacrifice: God, Satan, man or yourself. Each of this has its own merit
and consequences. Who takes the glory of your giving is the ul mate boss of your life. What
are you willing to give and who are you giving it to?

The second degree of sacrifice speaks about the quality of the sacrifice, what are you
sacrificing?

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The story of Cain and Abel speaks volume. Many people are great sacrificers once the gi
they are giving is a public good. Whether as a result of being in a certain posi on or the
other. They can give so long as it is not coming from within them, this kind of sacrifice does
not go far with God. Public goods are meant to benefit the public not to be converted as
personal good. We must be highly careful of the product we bring before God as sacrifice.

The person making the sacrifice deals with the individual involved. His vision, personality
carriage, and lifestyle. The heart in which you give is of utmost essence. Many people will
never give willingly un l they are seen as benefactor or a kind of god. Even when they are
seeing obvious needs they tum blind eyes wai ng un l they are placated before they can
give. This is a wicked shrewd, evil mind.

Your person is highly essen al tool for any acceptable offering before God. A proud,
haughty, selfish and unrepented hearts cannot offer acceptable gi to God. Purity of
thought, devo on, and commitment is needed. With the right sacrifice, nothing is
impossible.

Youth department this year has three main areas of focus: Mission, Sacrificial living and
Prayer and I am going to speak to these three in the context of our vision. You cannot be
involved in any tangible mission's work without being a living sacrifice and you can't pray
without a level of degree of personal sacrifice.

Hence, doing the work of Catholic Evangelism and every other mission ac vity is only
possible at the altar of sacrifice. Someone said Jesus has paid it all, no need for any further
sacrifice or effort.

This is nothing but a typical example of another gospel. All our General Core groupmembers
and fathers laid solid founda on of hard work, sacrifice and we are all living witnesses. We
may not do It same way they do but in our own genera on, hard work sacrifice, dedica on
and commitment must even be greater if we must push forward in this VUCA genera on of
today. Let's take some biblical examples:

Romans 9:1-4 says "I speak the truth in Christ I am not lying, my conscience confirms it
through the Holy Spirit; I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart.; for I could
wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my people, those of my
own race, the people of Israel, theirs is the adop on to son ship; theirs the divine glory, the
covenants, the receiving of the law, the temple worship and the promises)
Do we s ll speak with u er truthfulness?

Are we not afraid of men and women God has placed as our leaders to the detriment of the
work? We now fear pastors more than God, Is the work of God moving on with you? How
many of us are free to speak truthfully to people we are leading without offending them and
us?

John8: 32says "Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
Have we not abandoned the work altogether and now playing church? Has Apostle Paul:
"my heart is filled with bi er sorrow and unending grief," When las burn for the work or for
catholic soul or any soul whatsoever?

Roman 10:1-4: "Brothers and sisters, my heart's desire and prayer to God Apostle is that
they may be saved, for I can tes fy about them that they are zealous for God, but

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their zeal is not based on knowledge; since they did not know the righteousness of God and
sought to establish their own, they did not submit to God's righteousness. Christ is the
culmina on of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes."

Do you see us preach like vision minded Paul as youth? Do you want to know why? Sacrificial
living and the level of our focus, commitment, and devo on. Ability to resist distrac ons
from within and outside our ministry. Luke 9:23: "deny himself, take up his cross daily and
follow me."

We have sacrifices we need to make daily in choosing to follow Christ. These include many
worldly ac vi es such as games, and some rela onships we need to give up as they aren't in
line with what God has ordained for us to do because they are drawing us away from Christ.
Certain friendships, places, and connec ons are no good.

The joy of making sacrifice is that they won't go unrewarded. The willingness and obedience
is very essen al in sacrificial living (Isaiah 1:19). Remember the hymn: trust and obey for
there is no way other way to be happy in Jesus than to trust and obey. Most hardships,
frustra on and calami es Chris ans experience stem from disobedience orchestrated by
straying away from Jesus through His word (Proverbs 15:10)

In conclusion, we are living sacrifices meaning we do not own ourselves. This is highly
contrary to modern minds and modern psychology whose emphasis is on self-preserva on,
domina on, self-will, self-asser on and self-dominated principles. There is no readymade
success. Nothing is absolutely free. Every soul you see in the kingdom is a product of
somebody's sacrifice.

Staying with Christ and those who have understood this mandate of 2Corithians 5:17 is very
crucial. No soul will be born again without the instrumentality of somebody's sacrifice be it
in prayer or preaching un l such soul is saved,

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THE CONSTITUTION AND GUIDELINES FOR THE YOUTH DEPARTMENT


OF THE CHARISMATIC RENEWAL MINISTRIES INC.

DISCLAIMER
This document is intended as a reference and guide for stakeholders, interested par es,
leaders and all members of the youth department (The Youth Church) of the Charisma c
Renewal Ministries and does not separate the Word of God as published in the Bible.
The associa on and its property will be administered and managed in accordance with the
provisions in Sec ons 1 to 15 in this cons tu on.

Ar cle 1-NAME
The associa on's name is Charisma c Renewal Ministries, Youth Department.

Ar cle 2- STATEMENT OF PURPOSE


The Charisma c Renewal Ministries, Youth Department exists to promote the spiritual,
economic, intellectual and social life of the youths in Charisma c Renewal Ministries. The
youth department shall provide opportuni es for fellowships, friendship, sharing or
discussing the Word of God, leadership or followership, and a strong Chris an witness. Our
DNA is revival and missions. Therefore we exist for revival, missions, evangelism or
witnessing, outreaches or crusades. We are service oriented and we also strive to support,
care, and love, and encourage each other.

Ar cle 3-MISSION STATEMENT


Charisma c Renewal Ministries Youth Department exists to present Jesus, the message of
hope and Life to the dying world. We also exist to prepare men for the great harvest in the
Catholic Church and teaching men what it means to have Authority.

Ar cle 4- AIMS AND OBJECTIVES


1. The youth department is aimed at preparing and training for the great harvest in the
Catholic Church.
2. To propagate the gospel with every means of communica on available in our
genera on (social media pla orms, TV, Radio, Newspaper, etc.)
3. To provide a forum where youths can meet and share their Chris an experiences and
personal encounters with Jesus Christ.
4. To encourage youths in the Charisma c Renewal Ministries to be fully involved in the
ministry of the church through serving God with their natural talent and spiritual
gi s.
5. The youth department of the Charisma c Renewal Ministries is also aimed at
training and encouraging her members to a ain Chris an Maturity through
discipleship, mentoring, spiritual and Leadership Development.

Ar cle 5- STATEMENT OF FAITH AND DOCTRINES


1. We believe the bible to be inspired, the only infallible and authorita ve Word of God.
2. We believe in the Trinity ( God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit)
3. We believe in the death and resurrec on of our Lord and Saviour Jesus.
4. We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit by whose indwelling the
Chris an is enabled to live a regenerated life and godly life.
5. We believe in the ministry of angels as ministering spirits.
6. We believe in both water bap sm and bap sm of the Holy Spirit.
7. We believe in the communion of breaking of bread and wine.

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8. We believe in the spiritual unity of believers in our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
9. We believe in the salva on of souls by grace through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.
10. We believe in the rapture, and the existence of Heaven and Hell fire.

Ar cle 6- SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION


1. First, we want to state that this cons tu on is inferior to the bible. The youth
department of the Charisma c Renewal Ministries believes in the bible as the
authorita ve and spiritually inspired word of God, and also as the main cons tu on
that guides the department's opera ons.
2. Secondly, the cons tu on is supreme and its provisions shall have a binding force on
all the members of the youth Department of the Charisma c Renewal Ministries.

Ar cle 7- MEMBERSHIP
1. Every member must be born again and also a member of Charisma c Renewal
Ministries Inc.
2. Members of the Children Also Department or Teenagers Group cannot be members
of the youth department. However, they can a end special programmes organised
by the youth department.
3. Members should always display posi ve a tudes towards the youth department in
their local churches, and also be a posi ve influence in their individual churches.
4. Every member of the youth department must pay his or her annual dues every year
and should be up-to-date in all financial commitments of the youth department in
their local churches.
5. Every member must be an ac ve member of a unit or more in their local church. No
member of the youth department of Charisma c Renewal Ministries should be a
spectator in the church.

Ar cle 8- LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE


8.1- The apex leadership in the leadership structure of the youth department is the
Na onal Coordina ng Commi ee. It is made up of the Interna onal Youth Director, the
Secretary, the Welfare Matron, and Regional Supervisors. Currently they are seven in
number.

FUNCTIONS
1. They were appointed by the General Core-Group to oversee the affairs of the youth
department.
2. They provide the necessary guide for the smooth running of the youth department.
3. They have the authority to appoint the members of the Youth Ac on Board with the
confirma on of the General Overseer and members of the General Core-Group.
4. They also do oversight func ons in all the regions with the help of the members of
the Ac on Board.
5. They are also saddled with responsibility of discipleship and mentoring the youths
through their networks
8.2- The second level of leadership in the youth department is the Youth Ac on Board. They
are appointed by the Na onal Coordina ng Commi ee with approval of the General
Overseer and the General Core-Group. They have a tenure of five years.
They are made-up of the Na onal Youth President, Vice-President, Secretary, Assistant
Secretary, PRO, welfare officer, Treasurer/Financial Secretary, Prayer Coordinator, music
director and Regional Coordinators.

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FUNCTIONS
1. They oversee the day-to-day running of the youth department.
2. They are policy enforcers and implementa on group.
3. The ac vi es of the youth department are coordinated by them.
4. In the regions, state youth coordinators report directly to them.
8.3- The third level of the leadership in the youth department is the state youth
coordinators. They are appointed by state overseers or the state core-group.

FUNCTIONS
1. The state youth coordinators are the leaders of the youths in the state.
2. They are the anchor persons that the na onal leadership relates directly with.
3. They provide cover for the youths in the state.

8.4-However over the years the youth department has witnessed the appointment of state
youth supervisors or state youth spiritual directors or state youth pastors by some state
overseers. Their func ons and responsibili es are not the same as the state youth
coordinators. The state youth supervisors are there to supervise the ac vi es of the youth
department in the state. They can be called the Spiritual directors of the youths in the states
8.5-In the states, also we have what is called the state coordina ng commi ee. The state
coordina ng commi ee members comprises of the local fellowship coordinators or youth
presidents of various churches in the state. The coordina ng commi ee members support
the state youth coordinators in handling the affairs of the youths in the individual states.
8.6- The last level of leadership in the leadership structure of the youth department is the
fellowship youth presidents or fellowship youth coordinators. He or she is appointed by
the church pastor or the church core-group.

FUNCTIONS
1. He or she is in charge of the youths in the church.
2. He is the anchor person of the youth department in the church.
3. He reports directly to his or her pastor and also to the state youth leadership.
4. He is a skilled labourer.

Ar cle 9-FINANCES
The youth department funds itself through annual dues paid by the members, alloca ons to
states, dona ons and pledges from senior friends and partners and freewill offerings.
The department has two central account with Guaranty Trust Bank. Account 1(CRM YOUTH,
0045572325, GTB) is for alloca ons, annual dues, freewill offerings and offerings collected
during na onal programmes. Account 2(CRM Mega Youth Conference, 0145142332)) is for
pledges, dona ons, raising money for conferences and youth na onal programmes, and
also used financial support from senior friends, partners and ministry helpers.

9.1 –ANNUAL DUES


A. Members of the coordina ng commi ee- 10.000
B. Youth Ac on Board members- 5,000
C. State youth coordinators- 5,000
D. Fellowship coordinators/presidents- 2000
E. Every youth- 1000

9.2- ALLOCATION
Alloca ons are shared to states to support the department every year. The alloca ons are
shared based on the numerical strength and financial ability of individual states. The

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alloca ons are remi ed before the end of the first half of the year. The same with annual
dues.

Ar cle 10- AFFILIATIONS


The youth department is first of all, a department in Charisma c Renewal Ministries.
Secondly, some of the na onal execu ves are representa ves in Pentecostal fellowship of
Nigeria (PFN), youth wing and also Chris an Associa on of Nigeria (CAN), youth wing.

Ar cle 11- MARRIAGE, COURTSHIP AND RELATIONSHIPS


1. The youth department does encourage da ng and secret rela onships
2. We encourage openness in our dealings with the opposite sex.
3. We always encourage members to discuss with their church pastors and members of
the marriage commi ees on the issue of courtship, rela onships and marriage.
4. The youth department believe strongly and encourage every member to adhere
strictly with provisions of the Charisma c Renewal Ministries marriage commi ee
guidelines.
5. Every rela onship that will lead to marriage must approved by the marriage
commi ee of the church or the state.
6. Also every courtship must be announced by the church where the church of brother
or sister worships.
7. Co-habi ng is not allowed in the youth department, that is, a situa on where a
brother and a sister will be living in the same room.
8. Purity and holiness is encouraged in all rela onships in the youth department.

Ar cle 11-MEETINGS
11.1- Churches are encouraged to have their monthly youth fellowship mee ngs every
second or third Sundays. Then state mee ngs will be decided by the state execu ves or the
state youth coordina ng commi ee members.
11.2-In the na onal, we have the monthly catch-up mee ng every first Sunday of the month
and the na onal prayer storm comes every second Sunday of the month.
11.3- State youth leaders retreats usually comes up in the month of January every year,
while regional youth leaders retreat/training usually comes up between the month of
March- May.
11.4- State youth conferences are usually bi-annually or any year the na onal youth
conference will not hold.
11.5- Na onal youth conference is bi-annually except there is another decision to change
the ming.
11.6- Na onal youth Leaders retreat comes up every first or second weekend in October
every year.

Ar cle 12-AMENDMENTS
This cons tu on is a flexible cons tu on and can be amended at any me. The cons tu on
can also be amended, provided that the proposed amendment comes from the Na onal
coordina ng commi ee or the youth Ac on Board. And if approved shall be sent to
members of the state youth coordinators. A date is given for vo ng for the amendment, and
two-third of the na onal coordina ng commi ee, youth ac on members and state youth
coordinators shall vote in favour of the proposed amendment before the amendment can
be carried out.

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KNOW YOUR SUPERVISORS


The Na onal Coordina ng Commi ee (NCC) of the Na onal Youth Department, led by Dr
Toyin Oluwagbemi-Jacobs, has a supervisory role over all CRM youths, which they carry out
with assistance from the Youth Ac on Board (YAB), led by Pst Benny Chuks. Please find
names of the supervisors for all states below: kindly keep in touch for discipleship,
mentorship and guidance.

S/NO STATES NCC YAB


1 Abia1, Abia 2, Anambra, HGT, Imo 1, Pst Dan Ashiriba Tobechi Chidozie and
Imo 2, Imo 3, Ebonyi, Enugu 1, and Chizoba Okafor
Enugu 2
2 Rivers 1, Rivers 2, Bayelsa, Cross-Rivers Mummy Be y Caleb Egwom
1 and Cross-Rivers 2 Achumba
3 Edo 1, Edo 2, Delta 1,Delta 2, Akwa- Pst Ifeanyi Okoh Benny Chuks and
Ibom Chizoba Okolie
4 Osun , Ondo, Eki and Oyo Pst Francis Binuyo Tony Alex and Ese
Arinze
5 Lagos 1, Lagos 2, Ogun and Kwara Mummy Martha Jude Anake
Nwankwo
6 FCT 1, FCT 2, Kogi 1, Kogi 2, Niger and Mummy Chimezie Joe Adie
Nasarrawa Amaraegbu
7 Sokoto , Kano, Kaduna, Jigawa, Pst Edwin Alih Tayo Omotosho
8 Borno, Gombe, Yobe, Adamawa, Pst Edwin Alih Ernest Momoh and
Bauchi, and Taraba Benny Chuks
9 Plateau, Benue 1, Benue 2, and Benue 3 Mummy Chimezie Chimbuchi Anaelechi
Amaraegbu

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LIST OF STATE YOUTH COORDINATORS


State Coordinator Phone Number

Abia 1 John Obidigbo 08161365312

Abia 2 Ikechukwu Nwosu 08039621752

Adamawa John Enoh 08030881418

Akwa Ibom Annietie Ben 08022932442

Anambra Christian King Ezeh 08039363340

Bauchi Ernest Momoh 08038030125

Bayelsa Gilbert Ofunmo 08064438163

Benue 1 Ogomola Benjamin 08130136442


Ogege

Benue 2 Joshua Ochejenu 08062860090

Benue 3 Solomon Jechira 09052946500

Borno Joshua David Tanimu 08063159183

Cross River 1 Caleb Egwom 08032476252

Cross River 2 Daniel Eban 08161798970

Delta 1 Idemudia Ayemere 08030705400

Delta 2 Chidi Ebulue 08064856624

Ebonyi Gideon Odey 08168775633

Edo 1 Emma Alogo 07063333823

08053634393

Edo 2 Joseph Ekor 08133725427

Ekiti Dominic Olusuyi 08063711400

Enugu 1 Chukwudi Ugwu 07039230436

Enugu 2 Mmasom Ndefo 07036456455

Gombe Bro Chibueze 08031390053

HGT KC Ilechukwu 08088029173

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Imo 1 Sati Greg 07030402903

Imo 2 Prince Donatus 09122817852

Imo 3 Bro Chiadikaobi 08064259638

Jigawa Blesseth Ebrus 07039017690

Kaduna Alexander Yohanna 08138068242

Kano Bro Ekene 07086369477

Katsina NIL NIL

Kebbi NIL NIL

Kogi 1 Raymond Shuaibu 08065764787

Kogi 2 Jerry Idakpo 08065229974

Kwara Ernest Onyekachi Agbo 08066565895

Lagos 1 Jude Anake 08030815463

Lagos 2 Bisi Lawrence 08029375856

Nasarawa Daniel Gundu 07038959500

Niger Mike Bayo Fadipe 08050804335

Ogun Jimoh Akinwunmi 09085606905

Ondo NIL

Osun Victor Ekpemerechi 08030474200

Oyo Bro Daniel 08060761928

Plateau Victor James 08061279165

Rivers 1 Jude Nwabueze 08068191268

Rivers 2 Zabbey Baritule Nelson 08027472828

Sokoto Adetayo Omotoso 07035420050

Taraba Sis Christiana 07035964675

FCT 1 Pst Edwin Alih 07033869190

FCT 2 Alex Ukattah 08034493709

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HYMNS FOR NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERS


RETREAT 2024
1. EMPOWERMENT FOR THE GREAT HARVEST Hold forth the Shield of faith, our God is near
What He promised, He will fulfill.
1. Empowerment for the great harvest
Comes from the Presence of God
We've come with Faith to see His face HYMN 3
And draw more strength for the work. ETERNAL WEIGHT OF GLORY
1. Eternal weight of Glory
This is our season for favour The hope of man redeemed
It's our Li ing in His presence Glory to God Almighty
In His Power we triumph Revealed to His children
And we feel great in His Love.
Glory....glory
2. Our strength comes from our God alone From Glorious throne descending
We dare not trust in the flesh Filing and overwhelming
His grace abounds as we stand with Him The la er house we build.
And proclaim freedom for all.
2. Wonderful transforming glory
3. As arrows of fire He sends us forth Marvelous to behold
To win the world with His mighty Power Glory Shekinah of God
And shouts of Glory will fill the lands From His throne descending
As na ons fall at His feet.
3. Glory of the la er house.
4. What joy, what Praise our hearts excites Shall surpass the former
Thrills of His Empowering Love Zion is built up in Glory
it's joy for all in our father's house A delight of God Almighty
The father is in the house!
4. Zion Perfec on of Beauty
HYMN 2 The pilgrim church revived
ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE Free from spot, blemish or wrinkle
1. All things are possible, by faith in God Oozing forth God's glory
Stand firm on His word, when doubts assail
Deep in our hearts assured, that God is true
What He promised, He will fulfill. HYMN 4.
REVIVAL FLAMES
All things are possible, God is for us 1. Revival flames, O that they were enkindled
I'll fear no fear, and doubt no doubt That the Church unto Glory be renewed
Now I believe, now I receive That wretched soul
Glory to God, All things are possible From the s ng of death set free
May with Christ begin a just and new life.
2. All things are possible, in Jesus name
Ask in faith and receive, He's paid for it all We must pray
Doubt no more, but praise Him, Jesus is real We must keep on travailing
What He promised, He will fulfill. And keep watching by and by

3. All things are possible, Faith must triumph 2. Entangled man, from the yoke of sin
Nothing is beyond it's reach, in heaven and Must be loosed
Earth And the vest of religion be undone

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O revive us, O revive our dear brothers All-sufficient is our God


That the great screw of sin be brought to halt. Who reigneth in majesty
We bow our knees
3. How can we Lord,
Show our concern to men's souls! 2. From nothing You made all things.
How can we be obedient to your call You give life and sustain it
That on the church Beast and birds look up to You
Thy revival Spree be felt And you sa sfy them all .
So to fill the whole Earth with Thy Glory
3. Seven Stars stand on your Palm
Your eyes scan all crea on
4. So let's pray now Your understanding deep as abyss
Praying through for REVIVAL Your wisdom transcends your works
We must pray, we must travail to prevail
For Untold souls are at stake unless we pray 4. Great and Mighty You are indeed
We cannot but sing Your Praise
What a love! All -sufficient
Elec ng and saving men.
HYMNS FOR THE NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERS
RETREAT
HYMN 5.
1. There is our Redeemer HYMN 7
Jesus God's own Son UNCHANGING GOD
Precious Lamb of God Messiah
Holy One. Unchanging God
That's who you are
Thank you Oh my Father Through out the age
For giving us your Son You're s ll the same
And leaving your Spirit Unchanging God
Till your work on Earth is done. Come Prove your power
We wait on you Almighty God
2. Jesus my Redeemer
Name above all names 1. Eternal God
Precious Lamb of God Messiah You are our refuge
Who for sinners slain Our home of Salva on
Our Shield, our Rock
3. When I stand in Glory Glorious in Power
I will see His face Your right hand mighty to save
And there I will serve my King
Forever, in the holy place.
2. In days of Old
Before our me
HYMN 6 You did great work
ALL SUFFICIENT GOD To prove your worse and by an oath
1. Our God, All- sufficient You bound yourself
The sovereign King Of GLORY You cannot lie, the great I am .
Eternally same and perfect
We exalt your Holy Name 3. Now Lord we come
To thee for Grace
With assurance we do

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Never need to wonder


Whether you might change
Come Lord we pray
Unchanging God

HYMN 8
IN CHRIST ALONE

1. In Christ alone, my hope is found


He is my light, my strength, my song
This Cornerstone, this solid ground
Firm through the fiercest drought and
storm
What heights of Love , what depths of
peace
When fears are s lled, when strivings
cease
My Comforter, my All in All
Here in the love of Christ I stand.

2. In Christ alone, who took on flesh


Fullness of God in helpless babe
This gi of Love and righteousness
Scorned by the ones He came to save
Til on that Cross as Jesus died
The wrath of God was sa sfied
For every sin on Him was laid
Here in the death of Christ I live

3. There in the ground His body lay


Light of the world by darkness slain
Then burs ng forth in Glorious Day
Up from the grave He rose again
And as He stands in Victory
Sin's curse has lost its grip on me
For I am His and He is mine
Bought with the precious blood of Christ.

4. No guilt in Life, no fear in death


This is the power of Christ in me
From life's first cry to final breath
Jesus commands my des ny
No Power of hell,no scheme of man
Can ever pluck me from His hand
Till He returns or calls me home
Here in the power of Christ I stand....

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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR CRM NATIONAL


YOUTH LEADERS RETREAT 2024
THURSDAY NIGHT OF ENCOUNTERS- 6:30- 7:30pm
03/010/2024-
MODERATOR- PST WILSON NKOLLO Dinner-. 7:30- 8:30pm

Arrival and Registra on - 9:00am - 5:00pm


SATURDAY 05/10/2024
Welcome Fellowship 5:30- 8:30pm ( MORNING SESSION)
MODERATOR- PST CALEB EGWOM
Intercession- 7:00- 7:30am
FRIDAY 04/10/2024
(MORNING SESSION) Congrega onal Worship-. 7:30- 7:50am
MODERATOR- PST JUDE ANAKE Hymn. 7:50- 7:55am

Intercession- 7:00- 7:30am FAITH CHARGE. - 7:55- 8:05am

Congrega onal Worship- 7:30- 7:50am Choir. -. 8:10- 8:20am

Hymn-. 7:50- 7:55am MESSAGE 3-. 8:20- 9:20am

FAITH CHARGE- 7:55-. 8:05am Reflec ons-. 9:20- 9:30am

Choir- 8:10- 8:20am MESSAGE 4-. 9:30- 10:30am

MESSAGE 1-. 8:20- 9:20am PRAYER STORM 2-. 10:30- 11:20am

Reflec ons - 9:20-. 9:30am Moment of Blessings-. 11:20am-


12:00noon
MESSAGE 2-. 9;30-. 10:30am
BRUNCH -. 12:00noon-
Prayer Storm 1-. 10:30- 11:20am 2:30PM

Moment of Truth- 11:20am- 12:00noon


SATURDAY (AFTERNOON SESSION)
BRUNCH AND REST 12:00- 2:30PM MODERATOR- SIS ESE ARINZE
Worship-. 2:30- 2:45pm

FRIDAY (AFTERNOON SESSION) Ministry Today, Family mee ng and State


MODERATOR - PST TONY ALEX Reports---. 2:45- 5:45PM

Worship-. 2:30- 2:45pm LEADERSHIP DISCOURSE - 5:45 6:30PM

Break- Out session 2:45- 4:40pm Choir-. 6:30- 7:00pm

LEADERSHIP DISCOURSE-. 4:45- 5:45pm Communion Table-. 7:00- 7:30pm

Choir-. 5:45- 6:30pm Imparta on Moment-. 7:30- 8:30pm

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