Today: Malachi Youth Ministries

April 2008: Service Project Trip Impacts More Than Students

2008-05-06T21:46:00-07:00

In Opava and Turnov in the Czech Republic and also in Katorice, Poland, Malachi youth leaders and volunteers accompanied hundreds of American military students to serve, minister, and also to grow themselves. The students, their willingness and hearts, greatly influenced the local people around them that they went to serve. In the Turnov Daily newspaper (Deník), an article was written about the students who went to Turnov and what they did there. Go here to read a translation of the article found in the newspaper. You can also see an article on denik.cz, a Czech news website, along with a video of the students working at ISS dormitory. What an amazing result! Pray with us for the ministers that working in the Czech Republic and Poland and for the military students who went on this trip—that they may know Christ fully!

January 2008: Malachi wants you to be involved. Imagine what you could do!

2008-01-30T17:23:00-07:00

see this video on vimeo.com The life of a deployed military student is ever changing, but amid that change they can have hope and peace in Jesus Christ. Imagine! What could God do through 40,000 military students? And how can God use you? What could you do? How could you help? Are you interested in learning more about working in military youth ministry overseas? Contact a Malachi Representative or visit the “Share Your Life” blog to find out more. Are you a student on a military base? Get involved. Share this video with others on vimeo or YouTube. Pass it along. You, too, can be a minister to others. If you don’t know if there is a Malachi Ministry in your area, go here to browse different locations.

August 2007: Cadence/Malachi in Christianity Today

2007-08-24T16:33:00-07:00

Cadence and Malachi were recently featured in two articles in Christianity today. They give insight to the spiritual needs of the military. There are direct links to these articles below. Be sure to check them out to find out how non-profit organizations like Cadence International are ministering to the military. The articles will be promoted on Christianity Today’s main page for a week; they will be available in their archives indefinitely after that. Article 1 - “Not Just Chaplains” by Susan Wunderink Article 2 - “Nurturing the Living” by Susan Wunderink

May 2007: Slovokia Project

2007-05-25T16:04:01-07:00

16 busses, 560 American high school students, 135 cabin counselors, 140 support staff (cooks, contractors, vacation Bible school coordinators and the like) and 80 translators! These are the raw numbers that combined to form our Spring Break Slovakia Service Project. Malachi joined Military Community Youth Ministries (MCYM) from April 8-15 for an amazing service experience that not only built play grounds for local schools but also built up Christ in the lives of local Slovak children’s through VBS, ESL and sports ministry. (Video by AFN Europe, afneurope.net)