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Learn how to make “The Faith”
become “iFaith” – real
and personal in your own life. What you
BELIEVE leads to how you BEHAVE.
iFaith is a 5-hour multimedia event for tweens, parents, and those who lead
them. Through relevant ways of communicating
to this sight and sound generation, we show
you what it means to “be about your
Father’s business”. Now! At
any age!
- Through film, you will meet “Brandon”
a real-live tween who has caught the spirit
of “I Must” and is living
it out in a powerful way.
- The story of Jesus when He was twelve
will come alive through animation.
- Powerful and relevant teaching will
give kids practical tools and ideas on
how to be about their Father’s business
with the gifts and talents they have been
given.
- The Lads! A tween specific band out
of New Zealand. These guys are the real
deal! They inspire a young generation
everywhere to live ALL-OUT for God! TheLadsBand.com
- Parents and leaders will be inspired,
and maybe surprised, by a whole new way
of viewing kids and what they are capable
of while learning practical ways to apply
it.
- Break out sessions for parents and
leaders while kids enjoy The Lads concert.
Quote:
We were at the last event a few weeks
ago but we drove all the way here to
see again. My daughter just had to be
here. I guess we’re groupies!
Parent breakout
Hear from Todd and Erin Funk,
Age Group Directors at The Rock Church in
Anaheim, CA and parents of 4 young boys,
for a powerful time of teaching and impartation
that will challenge, equip, inspire and
awaken you, as parents, to the untapped
potential in the lives of your kids and
the great responsibility we have been given
as parents to steward it.
Quote:
I almost didn’t come but I am
so thankful I did. I am a Christian
Jew and this has completely changed
my view on how to train my kids. You
can’t know what this has done
for me. Thank you.
— A parent breakout attendant
Leader breakout
You will hear from Gregg and
Jessica Johnson on practical ways to make
the principles of the vision of J12 come
to life in the lives of your kids and fit
within the specific culture of your church.
And from Blake Caldwell, (a professional
children’s pastor for 18 years and
children’s curriculum writer for Group
Magazine) you will hear about the unique
sociological and physical development of
the age group you are working with as well
as how to approach it.
Quote:
Thank you so much for coming and sharing
this vision. This is exactly what I needed
to hear. I didn’t think I had a place
in kid’s ministry but you have given
me ideas and have answered that question
for me.
— A leader breakout attendant
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