Jubilee World, YEF Resolve to Reach Youths, Discuss Strategies

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Over the past weekend, leaders from the Jubilee World headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, visited the international headquarters of the Youth Evangelical Fellowship (YEF) in Chicago, Illinois, discussing strategies and goals for developing fellowship activities ad facilitating growth.

Through the meeting, leaders from both fellowships shared plans that they are working on to develop their ministries. As a result, both fellowships were inspired tremendously by what they can learn from each other and the help they can offer to each other at present as well as in the future. 

A recently committed Jubilee member in Chicago, Tremelle, participated in a fellowship with the group. He started to form a Jubilee team in Chicago a few weeks ago and is planning to host a concert in December.

YEF and Jubilee has the common goal of recruiting youth and inspire them to work for the Kingdom of God. 

Visiting Chicago is also the first strategic step in completing the network of Jubilee in 50 states. Following the World Olivet Assembly General Assembly in October, Jubilee World leaders decided to travel to states where there is currently no Jubilee ministry, planning to stay for one to two weeks to establish the ministry in those states.

In cities where there is a church they will work closely with the ministers of the local church to complete the task.

 

 

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