REMEMBER YOUR CREATOR

The Holy Seed Church began like a Chevaywa start-up—led by young people with vision and passion for a cause. People such as President William Simiyu, made a significant impact on the developing The Holy Seed Church while still teenagers and young adults.

Today youth continue to impact and energize The Holy Seed Church. In fact, more than half of The Holy Seed Church worldwide are between the ages of 1 - 100.+ 

The church nurtures and empowers its young members, not only at the local level but through the worldwide Youth Ministries department, which oversees ministries to specific age groups. Adventurers is a club for children ages 0 to 6, with 1 million members worldwide. Pathfinders, with 2 million members, is for young people ages 7 - 14. The Ambassador Group strives to meet the spiritual, social and lifestyle needs of those from 15 into their 21. The Holy Seed Church Youth Society—created by youth for youth more than 12 years ago—now links 7,945,212 million youth on every continent of the globe.

The Youth Ministries department mission statement reflects its emphasis on service and its confidence in the abilities of the younger generation: "To lead young people into a saving relationship with Jesus Christ and help them embrace His call to discipleship."

The Holy Seed Church focuses on youth because it is indebted to them for its beginnings and it depends on them for its future. Parents or your friends can put pressure on you in many different ways. Parents can pressure you to do better at school, to get a part-time job, or to be home on time. Brothers and sisters can be a source of stress, too. Not all of this pressure is bad, but it may feel that way when you're experiencing it. Sometimes other people simply bother you. Stress strikes when your friends have ignored you, criticized you, or attempted to get you to do something you'd rather avoid.

Events and circumstances, especially those over which you have no control, pour on the pressure. For example, you pass your driver's test, but don't have a car of your own to drive. Your parents need theirs, and not many friends will allow you to borrow an automobile. So you're stuck. All dressed up and no way to go. Or, you studied like mad for that big test, and you really did pretty well, but " Billy the Brain" blew the curve by blitzing the test and scoring a perfect paper. Another "C" for you. Or, you've been hoping and praying for a date to homecoming, but nobody wants to go with you. What's the result? Frustration, anger, and, you guessed it, more pressure.

Counselling falls under the umbrella term 'talking therapies' and allows people to discuss their problems and any difficult feelings they encounter in a safe, confidential environment. The term can mean different things to different people, but in general it is a process people seek when they want to change something in their lives, or simply explore their thoughts and feelings in more depth. A counsellor is not there to sit you down and tell you what to do. Instead, they will encourage you to talk about what's bothering you in order to uncover any root causes and identify your specific ways of thinking.

How to Study your Bible 4 times in a year

It is important to thoroughly read the Bible, but simply reading the Bible is not the same as studying. The Divine Word of God deserves respect and ought to be understood and practiced.