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There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … 50% of us are smokers

There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … 50% of us are smokers 4.7 Million of us have been drunk 30% of us are under the influence of drugs 1.7 Million of us have sold drugs 4 million of us have seen pornographic materials 2.7 million of us are in prison.

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There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … 50% of us are smokers

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  1. There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … 50% of us are smokers 4.7 Million of us have been drunk 30% of us are under the influence of drugs 1.7 Million of us have sold drugs 4 million of us have seen pornographic materials 2.7 million of us are in prison

  2. There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … We have the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Asia 60% of us believe that we are immune to aids 1.7 Million of us have been raped 28% of men prefer to be women, 30% of women prefer to be men 49% of us say that there is no way to tell which religion is true 83% of us believe that truth is relative

  3. There are 21 million youth in the Philippines … We Need to Reach Them!

  4. Four out of five teenagers today think about their future several times a week. / Author Josh McDowell In college, [Christian students] are assaulted by secular relativism, and if we don't prepare them, they will be like lambs led to slaughter. / Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship The average [person] makes seven major decisions in their life. At least five of them are begun in college. / U.S. Department of Labor The university is a clear-cut fulcrum with which to move the world . . . More potently than by any other means, change the university and you change the world. / Charles Malik (1906-1987), President of the UN General Assembly

  5. The university is a clear-cut fulcrum with which to move the world . . . More potently than by any other means … change the university and you change the world. Charles MalikFormer PresidentUN General Assembly(1906-1987)

  6. CHANGE BEGINS INCHRIST

  7. Chi Alpha is a global student movement of the Assemblies of God that seeks to reach the strategic people group of students in our schools and universities.

  8. “We are a Movement of multiplying disciples, Reconciling students to Christ, Transforming the family, the campus, the marketplace and the world.”

  9. Our Name 2 Corinthians 5:20

  10. Christ-like Members Mobilized for Ministry, Church Planting & Missions Through Local Church Empowerment & Purposeful Discipleship

  11. Major Thrusts of National Chi Alpha Total Student Mobilization – Total student mobilization for evangelism, discipleship, church planting and missions. Church Empowerment- “Church-based Student Ministry” Empowering the churches to effectively reach out to students and assimilate them to the local churches. Church Planting– Help churches plant churches in key educational centres where there are no existing AG churches. Missions Movement - Financially viable missions organization operating under the principle of biblical stewardship. Includes recruitment, deployment and development of campus missionaries nationwide.

  12. Why Reach Students?

  13. HARVEST Students are in their stage of life where they develop lasting values and make life-long decisions as a person. By reaching the students in our campuses, we offer them an opportunity of a lifetime to encounter Jesus and make the most important decision of their lives.

  14. NEED Our young people today are battered by life’s pressures and problems more than ever. Broken families, peer pressure, issues on sexuality and unwise living are some of the issues students may have to face every single day. By reaching the students in our campuses, we offer new hope through Christ and help them succeed in life.

  15. INVESTMENT Our students today will become tomorrow’s workforce, leaders and family builders. By reaching and discipling our students towards Christ-likeness and excellence, we are sending them out as “salt and light” in the marketplace and in our society through time.

  16. INFLUENCE The social, scientific and spiritual theories of today’s campuses will become the accepted norm for tomorrow’s grade’s schools, businesses and television program. What Philippines is and what it will become is directly related to what happens to this generation’s students.

  17. MANDATE Jesus has commissioned no other agency to “go and make disciples of all nations” but the Church. It is only the Church who is accountable to carry out Christ’s command. Only an empowered local church can produce Christ-like students mobilized for ministry and missions.

  18. Programs & Services

  19. XA Saturation Program (ACTS) • Awareness - Creating awareness about student ministry in our districts/sections by promoting XA Student Ministry in ministers meetings etc. • Consultation - A one-day consultation with pastors and youth workers introducing XA Student Ministry and the nature of church-based student ministry. • Training – XALT Chi Alpha Leaders Training • Saturation

  20. XALT (XA Leaders Training) - 2.5 to 3 days - Chi Alpha may be invited by the district to conduct a 3-day training.

  21. XALT Tracks

  22. Chi Alpha Chapter Pioneering (Saturation) - 4 weeks – Local churches may request National Chi Alpha to send a campus worker to assist and train churches in pioneering a Chi Alpha in their university or campus of choice.

  23. Calling All Churches to be SALT: S – SEND students as missionaries to the campus A – ADOPT-a-campus as mission field L – LAUNCH student discipleship groups in campus T – TRAIN students in aggressive evangelism in discipleship

  24. Calling All Students to be LIGHT L – Lift your classmates and campus in prayer I – Introduce Christ to your friends and classmantes G – Guide your friends to know Jesus better H – Host a student discipleship group T – Transform your campus into a movement of multiplying disciples

  25. CONTACT Website: www.ChiAlphaPH.blogspot.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/nymnet.xa

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