AYM NOC Adventist Youth Ministries of Negros Occidental Conference
FAYNNFederation of Adventist Youth in Northern Negros
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CNAYF2000
Central Negros Adventist Youth Federation |
SEADYFSouth Eastern Adventist Youth Federation
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SNAYF1996
Southern Negros Adventist Youth Federation |
Levels of Youth Ministries
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The Adventurer Club is a Seventh-day Adventist Church-sponsored ministry open to all families of children in Nursery, Pre-Kinder, Kinder, Grade 1, Grade 2 and Grade 3 who agree to keep the Adventurer Pledge and Law.
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Pathfinders is a community service oriented youth organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, open to all children from ten to fifteen years and upwards. It was founded in 1907. Activities include community service, camping, crafts, classwork, marching, Bible study, Seventh-day Adventist Church history, and leadership training. Participants are children and teenagers aged 10-15, progressing through different ranks called Class Levels each year. Pathfinder clubs across the globe are sponsored by the local Seventh-Day Adventist church.
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Ambassadors16-21 years old |
The Ambassador Club is not intended as a replacement of, but instead, will strengthen the current Senior Youth/Young Adult Ministry of our Church. This new level will provide organization and structure for the 16-21 years old, as well as encourage and empower them to become ambassadors through active involvement in their church, locally and globally.
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Young Adults22-30+ years old |
The story of the Adventist Youth Society began over 125 years ago along a dusty country lane in Michigan with two young boys kneeling in prayer. Today that dusty lane has become a world-wide web of highways that links over 10 million Seventh-day Adventist young people in nearly every political entity on every continent of the globe. This story comes in every hue of the rainbow; it is filled with extremes of exhilaration and mountaintop experiences, as well as deep sadness and unfulfilled dreams. This is the story of God’s leading a fascinating army down through the battles of the great over arching conflict that is life as we know it now.
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Public Campus MinistriesSeventh-day Adventist students on secular campuses |
PCM envisions to inspire and transform Seventh-day Adventist students into campus ambassadors through intentional mentoring and discipleship. To this end, PCM will provide a ministry presence and nurturing environment for students, both on campuses and in local churches, utilizing communities of mentors who are committed in caring and mentoring/discipling the students. Follow Jesus, embrace His mission, change the world one life at a time!
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#passiton
"PASS IT ON" is our motto for the Youth Department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church! But what is it that we want to pass on to the younger generation? There are three essential values we encourage youth leaders around the world to instill in the hearts of their young people. Identity in Christ,
Mission as Seventh-day Adventists and Leadership in the local Church. |
The Ideals of the Adventist Youth Ministry AYM
Aim
“The Advent message to all the world in my generation.”
Mission
“The salvation of youth through Jesus Christ.
We understand youth ministry to be that work of the church
that is conducted for, with, and by young people.”
Motto
“The love of Christ compels me.”
Pledge
“Loving the Lord Jesus,
I promise to take an active part in the work of the
Adventist Youth Ministries,
doing what I can to help others and to finish the work of the gospel in all the world.”
Aim
“The Advent message to all the world in my generation.”
Mission
“The salvation of youth through Jesus Christ.
We understand youth ministry to be that work of the church
that is conducted for, with, and by young people.”
Motto
“The love of Christ compels me.”
Pledge
“Loving the Lord Jesus,
I promise to take an active part in the work of the
Adventist Youth Ministries,
doing what I can to help others and to finish the work of the gospel in all the world.”
