Internet Curriculum Initiative

Children’s workers in local churches have asked for help

EGM is looking for a means to cast a wider net of impact to help churches. The Internet Curriculum Initiative will take existing ministry programs and Bible teaching materials, and make them available to churches and children’s workers via multi-language websites. The overall goal of the Internet Curriculum Initiative project is to increase EGM’s impact by a factor of ten in three years, serving over 100,000 children’s workers in 34,000 local churches, in seven languages. The project will create websites with four main elements:

  • A ministry overview with a national ministry donation page, ways to get involved, and workshop training sessions.
  • Model Children’s Workers training videos (.mpg or flash format) available to subscribers to view or download in their indigenous language.
  • Bible teaching materials available (.pdf or flash format) and lessons for children’s workers to download through a subscription-type function. Note: The website will have a “store” function and generate income from yearly subscriptions for members to receive Bible teaching resources and training via the Internet Curriculum Initiative.
  • A forum/chat/blog function that will create an online community among children’s workers within each language group.

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Support the Internet Curriculum Initiative and see more children's workers around the world receive Bible teaching materials for effective children's ministry.

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