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Theme:“Sanctify

Yourself Today For A Brighter

Future Tomorrow”Joshua 3:5

2013Youth Convention

Packet

State Youth Department Leaderswww.gncjyouthdepartment.weebly.com

Pastor Jeffrey CoxYouth Department President: Missionary Susie Littlejohn

Jurisdictional Chairlady

Executive CabinetMissionary Valeria BlackwellMissionary Barbara Everett

Evangelist Ida OwensDr. Retha Purcell

Elder Charles RobinsonElder Mark Smith

Bishop Leroy Jackson Woolard, Jurisdictional Bishop

Mother Mary L. Greene, Supervisor Emeritus

Mother Harrizene Keyes, Supervisor Pro Tem

http://www.gncjyouthdepartment.weebly.com/

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TABLE OF CONTENTSYouth Leader 101

Youth Director/leader responsibilities #3Preparation for the trip #4Who’s In My Group? #5Chaperone Duties and Responsibilities #6Packing List #7Fundraising Ideas #8Delegate Behavior Contract #9Workshop Age Breakdown #10GNCJ Youth Music Department #11

CompetitionSpelling Bee Competition #12Oratorical Competition #14Quiz Bowl #16Step Team Competition #17

FormsChild/Info Permission Form #18Spelling Bee Registration Form #19Quiz Bowl Registration Form #20Oratorical Competition Registration Form #21Step Team Registration Form #22Basketball Tournament Registration Form #23

Additional Info

Service Itinerary #24LADIES OF EXCELLENCE #25MEN OF VALOR #26PARADE OF CHAMPIONS #27COMMEMORATIVE SOUVENIR JOURNAL #27

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Youth Director/Leader Responsibilities

- Main objective is to ensure the safety of each delegate and to make sure the delegates are where they need to be when they need to be there.

- Will assign each chaperone (including herself), the names of the delegates they need to be responsible for while at the Convention. Will make sure each delegate knows who they are accountable to so each delegate’s location will be known at all times. This is helpful when room keys are handed out.

- Will be responsible for the emergency contact info and health info, and will have the emergency first aid kit accessible

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Greater NC Jurisdiction Youth Convention 2013

Preparation for the Trip1) Make all travel arrangements, adhering to the established Convention

rules.

2) Hold an orientation meeting for all delegates and parents the expectations. Discuss also with the delegates and their parents what is appropriate dress for various functions.

3) Discuss the behavioral contract and secure delegate signatures.

4) Give delegates written information about the transportation, hotels, etc.

5) Have the parents complete the emergency form to take with you on the trip along with a copy of the student itinerary form.

6) Attend scheduled activities and be present for students for the duration of the trip.

Personal Behavior

Because you are responsible for the safety and well-being of all the delegates for the trip, you should also abide by the rules and responsibilities listed on the student behavioral contract. This includes monitoring student behavior and modeling appropriate behavior.

I have read the above provisions and agree to abide by them.

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Printed Name

______________________________________________ ___________________Signature Date

Who is in my group?

My Church_______________________________________

My Chaperone____________________________________

My Name________________________________________

Name T-Shirt Size

1.________________________________________2.________________________________________3.________________________________________4.________________________________________5.________________________________________6.________________________________________7.________________________________________8.________________________________________9.________________________________________10.________________________________________11.________________________________________12.________________________________________13.________________________________________14.________________________________________

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15.________________________________________16.________________________________________17.________________________________________18.________________________________________19.________________________________________20.________________________________________

Chaperone Duties and Responsibilities

1. The chaperone will prayerfully ask the Lord for patience, guidance, and understanding; knowing that each youth is different.

2. The chaperone is expected to communicate conference expectations to parents and youth beforehand.

3. The chaperone will pray with the youth in his/her group daily.

4. The chaperones first duty is to the youth in his/her care.

5. The chaperone will exercise the care which a good parent might be reasonably expected to give that youth.

6. The chaperone will have a disciplinary plan of action if discipline problems occur.

7. The chaperone will carry a first aid kit, health information forms, and emergency contact information at all times. No medications either prescription or non-prescription will be given to a youth without the parent’s consent.

8. The chaperone will take the youth to their assigned areas, and then return to the foyer to conduct any business necessary (registration, event sign-ups, etc.) to prevent overcrowding in the foyer.

9. The chaperone will ensure that youth are awake on time, have and adequate breakfast, and are in their designated area (prayer, workshops) at the appointed time.

10. The chaperone will ensure that the rules of the convention are enforced.

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11. The chaperone will ensure that his/her youth are properly supervised at all times.

12. The chaperone will maintain a head count before leaving the hotel and again when boarding the van to return to the hotel.

13. The chaperone will accompany younger youth to the bathrooms. Older youth will go with a partner.

14. The chaperone will enforce the dress code at the conference, and to ensure that youth are modestly dressed when in the pulpit (reading scripture, leading a song, etc).

15. The chaperone will make sure all youth are in their rooms at curfew time each night.

16. The chaperone will ensure that hotel rules are enforced at all times.

PACKING LIST

Clothes for day sessions (girls no jeans/shorts)Church clothes for night service

-Tuesday Night – Casual (NO JEANS)-Wednesday Night – T-Shirt Night-Thursday Night – Dress for Success (Sunday Best)

ToiletriesSoapToothbrushToothpastePencil/PenNotebookSunscreenBathing suit/shorts

Ladies – a shirt and shorts should be worn over your bathing suit

All Dance Class participants must bring:Dance dress with dance underpants or palazzos dance skirt and dance top.

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Fundraising Ideas

Breakfast Sale in the community Penny WarsGleaning QuartersSpecial ServiceAsk members to sponsor a night stay in the hotelAsk members to sponsor a childCar washBake saleDinner Sale after churchHave a child from your youth department hold an offering basket at both sides of the offering table for donations towards the Youth Convention the entire year and report monies in the finance room.

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DELEGATE BEHAVIOR CONTRACT

Our Mission:

Our mission is to provide a space that is safe for all delegates both physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Our goal is that each delegate can know, live, and grow in their faith.

Guidelines:

The following are the overall guidelines for those participating in The Greater NC Jurisdiction Youth Convention:

Show Respect – for yourself, for other delegates, for adults, and for property. Come Prepared – Bring a pen, Bible, Notebook, offering, and a good attitude. Make your Best Effort – Participate in activities.

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Consequences:

If you choose not to follow these guidelines, your Chaperone will choose any of the consequences listed below to deal with a problem, as he or she deems necessary: 1. Give a verbal warning. 2. Remove you from class/activity.3. Make a phone call home. Parents:

Know your child’s schedule. Please be prompt when dropping your child off and picking your child up. Please spend time discussing this contract with your child.

This contract must be signed by both delegate and his/her parent. The delegate must return the signed contract prior to trip. If a delegate does not return a signed contract by the date specified, he/she will not be able to attend the Convention. Parent: _________________________________ Date:________________

Delegate: _______________________________ Date:________________

*A copy of the contract should be kept with chaperones throughout the duration of the convention.

WORKSHOP AGE BREAK DOWN

CHILDRENS CHURCH (5-9YEARS OLD BOYS AND GIRLS)INTERMEDIATE (10-12 YEAR OLD BOYS)INTERMEDIATE (10-12 YEAR OLD GIRLS)TEENAGERS (13-16 YEAR OLD BOYS) TEENAGERS (13-16 YEAR OLD GIRLS)YOUNG LADIES (17& UP)

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YOUNG MEN (17 & UP)CHAPERON CLASS (CHAPERONS)DANCE (AGES IS OPEN)MUSIC (AGES 15 & UP)ETIQUETTE CLASS (10-15 YEAR OLD YOUNG LADIES)PRAISE & WORSHIP LEADERS CLASS (PRAISE & WORSHIP LEADERS ONLY)

Greater North Carolina Youth Choir Information and Song List

Tuesday Morning (Chairlady Littlejohn's Day)Casual White Tops and Denim Bottoms---NO SHORTS AND YOUNG LADIES---NO PANTS!

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Tuesday NightSunday Morning Attire, White Tops-Young Men in dark blue or black bottoms with Tie to match, Young Ladies in dark blue or black SKIRTS! Wednesday Morning Wear what you would like except, NO SHORTS AND YOUNG LADIES, NO PANTS! Wednesday Night Convention T-shirts and Khaki Bottoms---NO SHORTS AND YOUNG LADIES, NO PANTS! Thursday Morning Wear what you would like except, NO SHORTS AND YOUNG LADIES, NO PANTS! Thursday Night (Bishop's Night) Absolutely All Black!!! NO SHORTS AND YOUNG LADIES, NO PANTS!

Song List 2013The Blood Still Works---Malcolm Williams

God Is Great---Ricky DillardSay the Word---Rodnie Bryant

Hallelujah You're Worthy To Be Praised---Judith McCallisterOh Sweet Wonder---Ricky Dillard...arrangement will be slightly different.

Not so busy :-)All of My Help---Hezekiah Walker

I will Bless the Lord...Hezekiah WalkerThe Struggle is Over...Youth For Christ

He's Able...Deitrick HaddonFaithful...Hezekiah Walker

You know Lord...Ricky DillardHow Excellent...Walt Whitman

Sold Out...Hezekiah

SPELLING BEE

Who is eligible?

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Any youth age 6 to 18 who are in grades 1 thru 12.

Level I Grades 1-2

Level II Grades 3-4

Level III Grades 5-6

Level IV Grades 7-8

Level V Grades 9-12

Study words requirement:

Study your grade level list, put the spelling word in a sentence and look up definitions.

You may visit http://www.cogic.org/smm/files/2012/12/2013-Spelling-list.pdf to view the list of words for 2013.

State Spelling Bee Participation:

Any youth from the Church of God in Christ can compete on the State level. The competition starts the 1st day of the Youth Convention the assigned rooms for the competition will be announced before the competition begins.

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Spelling Bee Competition Rules1. The Spell master shall pronounce each word clearly to each

contestant. The contestant will have to “say spell say” repeat the word then spell the word then repeat the word a second time. The contestant can ask the Spellmaster to put the word in a simple sentence or give a definition. (Note some words have more than one spelling or definition. If the word is spelled right, it will be accepted).

2. Having started to spell a word, a contestant shall be given no opportunity to change the letters once pronounced. A speller, having started to spell a word may retrace, providing the letters and their sequence are not changed in the retracing.

3. Upon missing the spelling of a word, the contestant drops out of the contest.

4. When the contestants are reduced to two, the elimination procedure changes. When one person misspells a word the next person must spell that word plus the next word to win. If one of the last two participants misspells a word, and the other person after correcting the error of the first person misses the next word given, the first can have the chance to spell that word, if spelled correctly then if the same person spells the next word right then that person wins. (You must spell two words right in a row to win.)

5. Any question during the contest must be referred to the judges immediately. No protest can be considered after a round has started.

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Oratorical Competition Rules5 Big Rocks

Scholastic Motivation Oratorical Ministry pays homage to our Presiding Bishop Blake’s Urban Initiatives by selecting them as the 2013 Oratorical Topic…

“How can the Church incorporate Bishop Blake’s Urban Initiatives in the community to reach the youth of today?”

Who is eligible?

Jurisdictional Oratorical Competition consists of three (3) categories:

Pre-teens Category (Ages 7-11) Time Allowed: 2-3 minutesJunior Category (Ages 12-15) Time Allowed: 3-5 minutesSenior Category (Ages 16-19) Time Allowed: 5-7 minutesCollege Category (Ages 20-22) Time Allowed: 7-10 minutes

Jurisdictional contestants must submit an entry form to the coordinator. Applicants must be members of the Church of God In Christ and must be prepared to show proof of age if requested.

Information about Oratory:

The characteristics of oratory that distinguishes it from public speaking, in general is thatit appeals to the emotions. No matter how clear, logical or effective speaking may be, as long as it appeals primarily to the intellect, it remains public speaking.

When, however, emotions are touched – love, joy, hate, ambition- then speaking becomes oratory. And although oratory appeals powerfully to the emotions of the hearer, yet it is not necessarily preaching.

Oratory is composed of two elements: matter and manner. When one gives an oration, one should be certain of the content and substance of his/her

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oration. Orations must be original and done from memory. You MAY NOT read verbatim; however, notes MAY BE used. The time limit is 2-10 minutes depending on your age-group category.

TIPS FOR DEVELOPING ORATION

I. Suggested Speech Format

A. Introduction1) Favorable attention statement2) Statements of clarity

B. Body

1) Main points2) Supporting details

C. Conclusion

II. Language Awareness

A. Diction (enunciation of words)

B. Grammar ( appropriate use of language)

C. Articulation

1) Clarity2) Creative use of language3) Vividness4) Interest

III. Delivery and Stage Presence

A. DirectnessB. EnthusiasmC. Dress and physical appearance

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D. Body actionE. VoiceF. Pace

Quiz Bowl Competition Rules

INTRODUCTION

This competition will be held during the academic ministries portion of the Youth Convention. The purpose of the Quiz Bowl Competition is to provide the platform for the young people of the Church of God In Christ who have successfully won local and district championships to demonstrate their abilities in a state competition. Specifically, this competition will give district tams an opportunity to express their skills in communication, to express their ability to think reflectively and demonstrate their willingness to cooperate as a team member.

ORGANIZATIONAL RULES AND PROCEDURES

This competition is open to Senior and Junior teams of each district Quiz Bowl Competition.

AGES

Senior Team members and Junior Team members must meet age requirements. They MUST have attained the age of 16-20 by the start of the Convention. Junior Team members must by ages 5-15 by the start of the Convention.

TEAMS

The Teams shall consist of two (2) to four (4) people all of which MUST complete in every round. A team may be ALL male or ALL female or mixed.

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A team may consist of people from one church, a district or a mixture of the Jurisdiction.

OFFICIALS

There will be a Moderator, the person who will read all questions. There will two (2) judges, one of which will act as the timekeeper and one as the scorekeeper. The judges will have the final say on all Disputes.

SCORING

Each correct answer will count for one (1) point for each incorrect answer, a point will be subtracted. The score from each round will be carried into the next round and totaled at the end of the third (3) round.

Step Team Competition Rules

The Step Team Competition will take place on Thursday, June 20, 2013. Each performance should be no less than 3minutes but no more than 7 minutes.

Step Team Competition consists of two (2) categories:

Junior Category (Ages 12-15) Competition time is no less than 3 min. and no more than 5 min.

Senior Category (Ages 16-19) Competition time is no less than 5 min. and no more than 7 min.

Each team will be judge on the three: Creativity Delivery/Stage Presence this includes: dress and

physical appearance Voice/Diction creativity and language (biblical

content)

Each category is worth 10 pts. per category with a total of 30 pts.

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CHILD INFORMATION/PERMISSION FORM 2013

(This form must be completely filled out individually for each child, parent must sign.)

Child _______________________________ Date of Birth ____________ Age _______

Address ________________________________________________________________

Phone Number (Home) ____________________________ Cell phone _______________

Work Number (Parent of Guardian) __________________Work Number (Parent of Guardian) __________________

In case of emergency notify: ________________________ Phone# _________________Church _________________________________________ Pastor __________________

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MEDICAL INFORMATIONPlease check all that apply or your child.

Allergies ____________ (Please List) _________________________________________Seizures _______________________Heart Problems _________________Diabetes ______________________High Blood Pressure ____________Asthma __________ (Is child on inhaler or medication?) ________Y _________NSickle Cell Anemia _____________Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) No ____________Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) ____________Rash __________Wear Glasses ____________Wear hearing devices ____________Crutches/ Braces ________________Broken arm/ Leg ________________Other medical problems not listed:

Please list all medications child is currently receiving:

Has child ever been hospitalized or had any allergies? If so, please explain.

Child’s physician __________________________ Phone# ____________________Medical Insurance Company __________________________ Policy # ____________

SPELLING BEE 2013 REGISTRATION FORM CHURCH NAME ___________________________________________

JURISDICTION/ DISTRICT __________________________________

PASTOR’S NAME _________________________________________

PARTICIPANT’S NAME _______________________ AGE________

CITY _________________________ STATE _________ ZIP ________

DAY PHONE _________________ EVENING PHONE ____________

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FAX ____________________ EMAIL __________________________

PLEASE CIRCLE THE LEVEL/ CATEGORY YOU WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN:

LEVEL I : GRADES 1-2 LEVEL II : GRADES 3-4 LEVEL III : GRADES 5-6 LEVEL IV : GRADES 7-8 LEVEL V : GRADES 9-12

Is there someone from your district that will be in attendance: Wednesday or Thursday that would like to be a judge? A coach may not act as a judge. Please email if you are interested.

Name: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

Phone: ___________________

Mail Form to:Dr. Retha Purcell798 Ashfield Dr.Fayetteville, NC 28311orEmail them to [email protected] is June 5, 2013

QUIZ BOWL 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

CHURCH NAME: _________________________________________

JURISDICTION/ DISTRICT: _______________________________

PASTOR’S NAME: _______________________________________

PARTICIPANT’S NAME: ______________________ AGE ______

CITY: ____________________ STATE: _______ ZIP ___________

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DAY PHONE ______________ EVENING PHONE______________

FAX ________________ EMAIL _____________________________

PLEASE CIRCLE THE LEVEL/ CATEGORY YOU WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN:

JUNIOR CATERGORY (AGES 5-15) SENIOR CATERGORY (AGES 16-20)

{ TWO-FOUR PERSON TEAMS}


Name: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

Phone: ___________________


ORATORICAL 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

CHURCH NAME: _________________________________________


PASTOR’S NAME: _______________________________________

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CITY: ____________________ STATE: _______ ZIP ___________


FAX ________________ EMAIL _____________________________

PLEASE CIRCLE THE LEVEL/ CATEGORY YOU WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN: PRE-TEEN CATERGORY (AGES 7-11)

JUNIOR CATERGORY (AGES 5-15) SENIOR CATERGORY (AGES 16-20) COLLEGE CATEGORY (AGES 20-22)


Name: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

Phone: ___________________


STEP TEAM COMPETITION 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

CHURCH NAME: _________________________________________

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PASTOR’S NAME: _______________________________________


CITY: ____________________ STATE: _______ ZIP ___________


FAX ________________ EMAIL _____________________________

PLEASE CIRCLE THE LEVEL/ CATEGORY YOU WILL BE PARTICIPATING

JUNIOR CATERGORY (AGES 5-15) SENIOR CATERGORY (AGES 16-20)


Name: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

Phone: ___________________


BASKETBALL 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

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CHURCH NAME: _____________________________________________

JURISDICTION/ DISTRICT: ____________________________________

PASTOR’S NAME: ____________________________________________

PARTICIPANT’S NAME: ___________________________ AGE ______

CITY: ___________________ STATE: ________ ZIP _________________

DAY PHONE _____________ EVENING PHONE ___________________

PLEASE CIRCLE THE LEVEL / CATEGORY YOU WILL BE PARTICIPATING

JUNIOR - BALL HANDLING & DRIBBLING (AGES 9-14) SENIOR – BALL HANDLING & DRIBBLING (AGES 15-21) JUNIOR – FREE-THROW (AGES 9-14) SENIOR – FREE –THROW (AGES 15-21) JUNIOR – THREE ON THREE (AGES 9-14) SENIOR – THREE ON THREE (AGES 15-21) JUNIOR – THREE POINT SHOOT OUT (AGES 9-14) SENIOR – THREE POINT SHOOT OUT (AGES 15-21)

Is there someone from your district that will be in attendance: Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday that would like to be a judge or referee? A coach may not act as a judge or referee. If interesting in serving, please give information below.

Name: __________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________Phone: __________________

Mail form to:Dr. Retha Purcell798 Ashfield Dr.Fayetteville,NC 28311orEmail them to [email protected]: June 5, 2013

Greater North Carolina Jurisdiction

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YOUTH CONVENTION 2011June 18th – 20th ,2013

Itinerary

Tuesday 9:00am Workshops10:15am Intercessory Prayer10:30am Youth On Fire Morning Service (Honoring Chairlady Susie Littlejohn)12noon Lunch1pm Daily Activities5pm Scholastic Motivation Ministries5:30pm Dinner 6pm Girl Talk/Man-Up7pm Evening Worship Service

Wednesday9:00am Workshops10:15am Intercessory Prayer10:30am Youth On Fire Morning Service12noon Lunch1pm Daily Activities5pm Scholastic Motivation Ministries5:30pm Dinner 6pm Jamboree & Talent Hour7pm Evening Worship Service (Honoring President Jeffrey Cox)

Thursday9:00am Workshops10:15am Intercessory Prayer10:30am Children’s Church Hour12noon Awards Ceremony1pm Jurisdictional Picnic & Fun Day6:00pm Ladies Of Excellence Pageant7:30pm Evening Worship Service (Honoring Bishop Leroy J. Woolard)

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Greater North Carolina Youth Convention

Ladies of Excellence Pageant Program!

Designed for ladies ages 13 – 18; the Mission of the Ladies of Excellence Pageant is to provide opportunities for growth and development amongst young ladies of Greater North Carolina through talent, team work, public speaking and non-profit business development; To uphold a standard of holiness and purity for God in all areas of life according to Second Corinthians 6:17 “being separate from the world” and “caring for the things of the Lord” according to First Corinthians 7:34.

Not only is the program beneficial to participants but it also offsets some of the cost for the Youth Convention! We are also able to provide education scholarships for participants, and a portion of the money raised will be used to sponsor a portion of the queen’s trip to participate in the National Auxiliaries In Ministries (AIM) Youth Young Women of Excellence Pageant Program 2013, this year in Baltimore, Maryland.

We are excited and hope that you will have a lady of excellence to participate this year! Our reigning Queen for 2012 – 2013 is:

Lady Imani Tyson from the Bishop Wyoming Wells District!

For more information please speak with your local youth worker or regional youth advisory council member.

You can also visit the youth department website at www.gncjyouthdepartment.weebly.com

Feel free to contact Pageant Program Coordinators

Missy V. Blackwell [email protected], (910) 895-3009

Missy. R. Robinson [email protected] (336)252-8974

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We Are Pleased To Announce the Initial Beginning of the

YOUNG MEN OF VALOR PROGRAM

Every young man between the ages of 13 – 18 is invited to participate in the program designed just for you. The mission statement of the YMV is to develop young men to be distinctively valiant exhibiting a lifestyle of holiness and excellence by equipping them with sound biblical principles and values to make powerful life choices and decisions. Thus promoting: education, bravery, discipline, and spiritual development; we will manufacture anointed leaders known as Young Men of Valor. During our session we will discuss how to maintain sexual purity, appropriate behavior for dating, becoming a mentor for the next generation and many other facets to make you a Young Man of Valor! We would like for each district to send us two (2) young men to participate in this year’s program. WE WANT YOU!

You may download the application online at www.gncjyouthdepartment.weebly.com

Or contact the YMV Leadership TeamElder Charles Washington


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Minister Kendal BanksElder Kendall FreemanMinister Roscoe BackmanMinister Torrence Gary

PARADE OF CHAMPIONSJoin us Tuesday Night, June 18th during our Youth Convention for the parade of champions march! We encourage each church, district and region to have a banner to represent your church, district and regional pride! An award will be given to the church, district and region with the most pride. You can be as creative as you like. The regional banner will march first followed by the districts in the region and the churches in each district will march behind their district banner. The regional banner will be carried by the Youth Council Regional Representative and the rest will follow in line. Last year’s winners were:

Church Pride WinnerUpper Room Church Of God In Christ, Raleigh, NC

Supt. Dr. Patrick L. Wooden, Sr.

District Pride Winner Bishop Wyoming Wells District Church Of God In Christ

District Supt. Austin Parker & District Missy Dorothy Gray

Regional Pride WinnerEastern Region

Commemorative Souvenir Journal

It's time to celebrate! That's right we are celebrating 20 years since the inception of this great convention! 20 years ago our Anointed and Strategic leader, Bishop Woolard saw the need to bring the YPWW and Sunday Schools of the East and West together for one big convention and thus the Annual Youth Convention was birthed out. Look at how far we've come, how much we've grown and what the youth convention has produced...pastors, elders, ministers, missionaries, evangelists, etc. To God be the Glory! Don't you want to be a part of our celebration? Well this is the perfect opportunity for you. We are compiling a commemorative souvenir journal to honor and celebrate our accomplishments as a convention. You can take part in this by purchasing an ad or being a 20th year patron. Ads are $50 for 1 full page, $25 for one 1/2 page and $20 for a quarter page (no picture) or you can be a 20th year patron for only $2.00. We know that you will help us in our endeavor as we continue to promote the Kingdom through Youth Ministries. You may submit ready ads through email at [email protected] or call 252-327-1990 for mailing options. God Bless You and Let's Celebrate!

tel:252-327-1990


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