The little ones
Since the founding of our community, we have seen more and more children join our group. They don't come because of posters or advertisements — the word about our community spreads naturally, from one person to another.
Our group for the youngest welcomes children from preschool to lower primary school age. During our sessions, they learn about the basics of the Christian faith and the teachings of the Bible in a playful and age-appropriate way. We also spend time talking with them about other important topics in life — like school, family, friendship, and patience.
Of course, every gathering includes playtime, sports, and always a shared meal.
Most of the children come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Many live in homes without heating — where in winter, warmth means piling on layers of clothes. Bread is often a daily struggle, and proper meals — in terms of both quantity and quality — are not guaranteed on their family tables.
We try to help where we can. Thanks to our generous supporters, we're able to provide families with food packages, firewood, and clothing.
We believe that beyond passing on faith, we must also take part in the realities of everyday life — because love and solidarity are most truly experienced through tangible care.
We also organize special programs for the little ones
We regularly plan outings, playground visits, and special sports days just for the youngest children.
Together, we prepare for major holidays, where they perform dances, songs, and poems — they are truly talented!
In the summer, we organize day camps for them, filled with all kinds of exciting experiences. Of course, no week would be complete without swimming, roasting sausages over the fire, and creative arts and crafts activities.
As the children grow, they learn more about God and what it means to be part of a community. And when the time is right, they can "graduate" into the older youth group — joining the teens.