Information vs. Transformation in Children’s Ministry

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Posted on: December 10, 2013October 25, 2023

I received this delightful email from a man in Uganda where one of our leaders, Laura Diehl, just did a PowerClub Training. He wrote: “Thanks for being a great blessing to us in Jinja and the surrounding districts. I am not ashamed to say that KIMI has touched our hearts and opened up the real ministry in children. I closely and attentively listened and watched Pastor Laura ministering to us in great anointing and really desired to have such revelations!

Transformation in Children’s Ministry

Recently (before the PowerClub training) I had coordinated a different training in Kaliro District and 118 children workers participated. As it is always my policy, I asked one of the trainees what she exactly benefited from the training? In her answer she said: “I see information verses transformation.” Yes, we felt we have gotten the information from the training, but we did not understand how shall we use this information to spiritually transform the young generation? What can we really teach the children? I remained touched but with no clear answer.

But now I want to testify that God answered my prayer to have the real picture of what to do with the information verses transformation question. In the KIMI PowerClub Training came with the answer through the teaching of the TABERNACLE PATTERN OF CHILDREN’S MINISTRY. This teaches us to help children know and experience the power of the God they serve.

Thanks, we are really blessed and deeply loved by God to share with us what I term as a hidden treasure!

Asaph
Jinja Uganda

Becky Fischer

Becky Fischer, apostolic minister, author, public speaker, graphic artist, entrepreneur, and more is the founder and director of Kids in Ministry International (KIMI). KIMI, founded in 2001, is a multifaceted ministry that trains children to walk in the supernatural power of God. It also equips leaders and parents to equip children the same way. Becky has been in children’s ministry over 30 years, ten years as a children’s pastor and twenty years as the director of KIMI. She, along with her international teams, has trained thousands of children, teens, parents, and children’s workers through conferences, Bible schools, mission trips, churches and resource materials in over 50 nations. Becky herself has ministered in 29 of those nations.