CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT

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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT

Bolanle Body-Lawson

Last Outcast

Tenure

Administrative Lead

childrens_church@householdofgodchurch.org

Established

February 1987

Members

~140 Teachers

Meeting Day

1st Saturday (Monthly)

“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.”

— Matthew 19:14

Foundation of Faith

Jesus spoke these words when His disciples tried to turn back children who had been brought by their parents to be blessed by Him. Jesus gathered the children to Himself and used their simple trust to demonstrate what pleases God the Father. Jesus loves them and we want them to love and know Him. In The Household of God Church, Jesus is our foundation.

Our children’s church is therefore not a place where children are kept while adults attend service. Neither is it a place where the children learn a couple of songs and listen to bible stories to keep them busy. Our children’s church is a place where our children are taught and instructed in the word of God so they can grow up to know Him and learn how they can live to please Him.

A Complete Service Experience

The gospel is the same no matter the age group. Therefore, our children learn the same bible truths as the adults but in smaller bits and pieces and in simpler language. It’s a complete service, going from opening prayer to praise and worship, to the word, to offering up to closing prayer and grace.

The Workers' Standard

The department accommodates children from birth to fifteen (15) years. The teachers are all volunteers, and are committed members of the Household of God Church. They are people who are born again, speak in tongues, are consistent in church and have sat under the teaching of Rev. Chris Okotie for at least six (6) months.

Our children’s church is helping to shape the character of our children for the future, and for us teachers, it’s a great honour to be working with these children. We count ourselves blessed and are thankful to be a part of their lives.