In a quiet town in India, Mrs. Unakar discovered a profound calling that would change not just her Sunday school, but the very lives of the children she serves. A dedicated medical staff nurse by profession, she found her true healing mission extended far beyond hospital walls.

Each Sunday in the classroom was a typical gathering of children filled with action songs, coloring, and storytelling. While well-intentioned, something was missing. The children seemed disconnected, and attendance remained stagnant. Mrs. Unakar’s heart yearned to make a deeper impact. Participating in Model Children’s Worker training through EGM-India became a turning point. Mrs. Unakar realized that just as she nurtures patients' physical health, God had called her to nurture children's spiritual well-being. "I’m not just a nurse by profession," she reflects, "but a nurse to care for the spiritual needs of children."

Mrs. Unakar’s approach to children’s ministry transformed completely. No longer content with surface-level engagement, she now creates an environment where every child is an active participant. Her new method involves the five intentional elements of the EGM ministry model: Relationship, Experience, Truth, Discussion, and Response. Each Sunday, discussions replace passive listening, inviting children into meaningful dialogue and personal reflection as every child is encouraged to share, question, and explore their faith. The results have been miraculous. Not only has attendance grown, but Mrs. Unakar witnesses genuine spiritual transformation in the children's lives.

We are thankful for Mrs. Unakar's journey that reminds us that true ministry isn't about entertaining children but engaging their hearts and minds so genuine transformation can take place. It's about creating spaces where young souls can grow, question, and discover their own spiritual path, leading them to a lasting and meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ.