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iagsa National youth leadership

Leadership forum

Takes place early in the year

NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT

Takes place mid year July

Locate your district

We have 11 districts or zones

IAGSA YOUTH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

P. TUMELO VILAKAZI
NATIONAL YOUTH DIRECTOR

Home District: Limpopo

a) Oversee and ensure that activities in the department are running smoothly.

b) Give pastoral guidance and assistance.

c) She/he is involved with all National Youth Meetings and Events

d) Shall communicate with the General Officers on behalf of NYM as needed

e) Shall formally invite the guest speakers to NYM events.

f) Shall be the Chairperson of the Director’s Forum communicating the national

vision to the NYM committee and district leaders.

g) Present progress reports on the activities of the department to the General

Presbytery (GP).

DIMAKATSO MOLEKWA
NATIONAL YOUTH CHAIRPERSON

Home District: Gauteng

a) Preside and supervise all departmental activities.

b) Preside over all committee meetings.

c) The co-signatory of the department’s finances books.

d) Designate the manner and timing of reports by the department and task teams.

e) Present a bi-annual progress report to the department and the General Council

(GC).

f) He / She shall assist with organizing task teams when needed (e.g. Event

Management).

g) Ensure that every District has a functional and healthy youth department.

EUGENE LESHIBA
NATIONAL YOUTH VICE-CHAIRPERSON

Home District: Gauteng

a) Preside at national meetings in the absence of the chairperson.

b) Perform any other duties allocated to him/her by the committee.

c) He / She shall assist with organizing task teams when needed.

d) Shall promote and assist with young adult ministry throughout districts.

i. Assist districts in being relevant to reach young adults (e.g. break out sessions

at youth camps for youth and young adults)

ii. Help Districts coordinate with Zones to have Young Adult Meetings (possibly

monthly) for YA’s from smaller churches to feel more connected

iii. Encourage larger churches to implement their own Young Adult Ministries but

not to neglect meeting as Zones with the smaller churches to encourage them.

iv. Co-ordinate a bi-annual IAG National Young Adult Retreat

DIKELEDI EMILY MEDUPE
NATIONAL YOUTH TREASURER

Home District: Northwest

a) Keep proper records of the finances of the department.

b) Prepare and present a financial report in every committee meeting.

c) Prepare and present an annual financial report to the committee and the council.

d) Disburse all finances as authorized by the committee.

e) Keep all PTH funds separate from NYM funds.

• Keep proper records of those individuals/churches/districts who gave to PTH.

• Inform the mission officer of PTH funds available for projects.

• Inform the mission officer of which donors gave to PTH so proper award

certificates can be given at the annual Youth Summit.

f) The co- signatory of the department’s finances books.

g) Shall organize and assist with the Finance & Fundraising Task Team.

KGAOGELO LEAH CHUENE
NATIONAL YOUTH RECORDING SECRETARY

Home District: Limpopo

a) Be responsible for the safe keeping of the records of the committee.

b) Record the minutes of all committee and general meetings.

c) The co – signatory of the department financial books.

d) Work hand in hand with the corresponding secretary to make sure that

communication runs smoothly.

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e) Compile and present an annual report on the activities of the committee and

other reports as requested by the Chairperson or NYM Directors Forum

f) Shall organize and assist with the Research and Statistics Task Team.



MACTAVISH ADOLF SOLOMAO
NATIONAL YOUTH MISSIONS OFFICER

Home District: Northwest

a) Promote mission work throughout the department.

b) Prepare annual missions plans for the department.

c) Prepare and present an annual missions report to the committee.

d) Raise funds for missions work through Plant to Harvest (PTH).

e) Organize and assist the PTH Task Team.

f) Shall co-supervise the Social Services task team

 KHANYI NGWENYAMA
NATIONAL YOUTH CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY

Home Mpumalanga

a) Oversee the circulation of notices and agendas of the committee meetings

among members.

b) Circulate all communication to the relevant structures in the department.

c) Establish and maintain the communication channels in the department.

d) Compliments the recording secretary.

e) Shall organize and assist with the Communications & Promotions Task Team

COLLEEN LEVERT HLATSHWAYO
NATIONAL YOUTH EDUCATION OFFICER

Home District: Gauteng

a) Plan and coordinate workshops to empower members on:

• Financial Management

• NYM Policy & Resources

• Leadership skills

• Evangelism and missions trainings

• HIV/AIDS awareness & Purity Talks

• Social skills development

• Christian Counseling

• And all the educational needs that may arise from time to time in relation to

the vision of the church.

b) Shall Train Trainers of youth ministry in every district.

c) Shall prepare and present an educational strategic plan for the department in

consultation with the Education & Resource Task Team.

d) Organize and assist the Education & Resource Task Team.

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• Shall obtain, revise, or create appropriate resources for youth ministry.

• Shall organize, print, buy, distribute, and sell resources for youth ministry with

the treasurer.

e) Shall co-supervise the Social Services task team.

IAGSA YOUTH and young adult MINISTRIES POLICY


VISION…

Our vision is to see vibrant youth ministries throughout South

Africa united together for the cause of Christ.

MISSION…

Our mission is to equip the church to Win, Build, and Send

youth to fulfill the Great Commission.


Win, Build & Send is the three-part CAUSE of the Lord Jesus Christ…it is disciplemaking

through the power of the Holy Spirit. When Jesus called the first disciples,

he said, “Come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” (Mt. 4:19, NIV)


“[Come] follow me”- WIN, the call to be a follower of Jesus Christ

“I will make you”- BUILD, the call to become more like Jesus

“fishers of men” – SEND, the call to continue Jesus’ mission


Jesus’ words in the classic Great Commission passage (Mt. 28:19-20) reflect the

same win, build and send call. Jesus’ final words in Luke 24:49 and Acts 1:8 declare

the empowerment for the call in the promise of the Holy Spirit.


• To plan and promote Spiritual programs to save and conserve young people

for the Kingdom of God.

• Promote a clear and deep understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ among

young people.

• Encourage young people in the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

• Encourage young people to lead righteous lives as true disciples of Jesus

Christ.

• Promote true and meaningful fellowship among young people at all levels:

local, zonal, district, and national.

• Provide a platform for young people to develop and exercise their gifts and

talents within the Christian context.

• To help young people understand the relevance and implications of the

Gospel in their everyday lives within their communities.

• To create among the young people interest in and commitment to the

activities of the church.

We equip the Church to CONNECT youth with

• God- key to an authentic faith

• Family- key to a lived-out faith

• Church- key to enduring faith

• Christ’s cause- key to a meaningful and rewarding faith

We equip the Church to CONSTRUCT Biblical DISCIPLINES in students. Jesus taught

that disciples love God first and love others as themselves (Mt. 22:37, 39). We

teach five values of Jesus that characterize such love:

• Pray regularly (in the Spirit)

• Live the Word

• Tell the story

• Serve people

• Give generously

We equip the Church with ministries, resources, and events that CATALYZE the

cause of Jesus Christ.


Events include:

• National Youth Forum (every February)

o All District Youth Committees & Directors

o Includes National Youth Elections biannually

• Director’s Forum (every April/May)

• National Youth Summit (2nd weekend of every July)

o All Youth are invited to attend

o (Fine Arts) Every District should bring their best “tools” to share with

others in the area of drama, dance, worship, spoken word, poetry, art, etc.

• NYM Meeting (twice a year)

o Every April/May to finalize the Summit plans

o Every October/November to do a Strategic Year Plan for the next year

• PTH Missions Trip (every September)

• Districts

o Annual Youth Camp

o Fine Arts & Music Festival

o Youth Leadership Trainings

• Zonal

o Annual Rally (e.g. June 16th)

o Young Adult Meetings

• Local churches

o Weekly/monthly events

o Discipleship for young people

To be developed:

• National Youth Bible Quiz Finals

• National Young Adult Retreat (every other year)

The Church’s mandate to win, build, send in youth ministry is not just a call to

leaders for students. It is just as much a call for “students in ministry” (2 Cor. 5:18-

21). Youth ministry is just as much about what students do, as it is what others do

for youth. Therefore, the ministries, resources and events of NYM equip leaders of

youth as well as the youth themselves.

As IAG, we partner together to build healthy local churches who have healthy local

youth ministries who WIN. BUILD. & SEND.

National Youth Ministries (NYM) Support

How is the National Youth Ministries supported? Without finances the NYM

office would not be able to function. Every phone call, every rally attended, every

meeting, and every resource developed takes finances to make it happen. Without

the faithful support of churches and individuals, our department would not be able to

function. If you believe in the youth of the International Assemblies of God, please

show your support by contributing to the cause. Here are a few ways we believe this

to be possible:


1. District Youth Ministries

Every district’s youth ministry department should contribute R1000 each year

as a membership fee, and tithe 10% of all their income from camps, rallies,

fundraisers etc. to the National Youth Ministries.

2. Activity & Program Income

National Youth Ministries’ events and programs are expected to help

subsidize the youth department.

3. Resources

The income from the selling of books, Bibles, DVDs, and other resources

goes towards the purchase of more resources, the cost of printing, and

additional ministry expenses.

4. Fundraisers

T-Shirts, caps, backpacks, coffee mugs, umbrellas, pens, diaries, cool pins,

magnets, stickers, tuck shop items, and anything that would help finance the

department may be sold.

5. Church Support


Churches are also encouraged to support the National Youth Ministries with


monthly support. A support certificate can be made available.

National Youth Ministries Banking Details

First National Bank (FNB)

Name of the Account: International Assemblies of God

Account Number: 62327446250

Branch Code: 250-655 (Menlyn-252645)

Account Type: Business Cheque Account

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