Every great missions era in Church history saw a parallel youth missions movement which has produced some legendary names such as William Carey and Hudson Taylor. In the last two decades of the 19th century alone, 100,000 youths committed themselves to missions. The end-result: 20,000 went out to the field, supported by the remaining 80,000.
Not everyone is called to go to the mission field, whether as missionaries or tentmakers. But we believe that ALL should be committed to seeing the Gospel preached to all nations.
As a new ‘sending country’, we need to invest in the future by planting the seed of missions in the hearts and spirits of our youths now. This seed of commitment will be sown among our youths at the National Youth Missions Camp II (NYMC II). We hope to gather at least 500 secondary and tertiary school students and young working adults at the camp.
Sowing the ‘mission seed’ in our young people’s lives now will ensure a good harvest of missionaries and senders later. Then, we will confidently say: "The harvest is wide and we have enough labourers." —Beram Kumar, NYMC II Organising Chairman |
