PICNIC FUN

Sunday, the youth went to a birthday party and celebrated the 7th year of a little princess, Daday. Well, besides all the food and the cake, the youth discovered a special something, the kid inside all of us. It seems that we had a enjoying time playing on the playground. What can we learn from this? Swings are fun no matter how old you are.

Chelsea as spider-girl.


The boys on their battleground.


The head of the youth-children gang (YCG).




Mikko was literally the biggest smallest kid.


The real kido-s of the playgrounds.




by peacelee

WHAT'S UP SF?!

Here's a quick look at what the youth in San Fransisco have been up to.

Europe Youth!

For the past five years, Pastor Edwin has been faithfully bringing youth from Europe to join us for our summer programs here in America. Each time, they left with hearts on fire, ready to spread it to the others. Over the years, their numbers have been increasing. It's inspiring to see that although the fight in Europe is much tougher than ours in America, young people are still standing up for their faith. With that alone, we can see that God is, indeed, moving. It's a great blessing to know that we, youth from America, have been a part of His work in Europe and we can only hope for more opportunities like these.

Rumor has it that this summer, about 30 youth will be flying over to join us again for camp! So if you, from Europe are coming, we hope to see you all really soon!

And now...

A short update on what the youth from Europe have been up to.

Last Saturday, June 6th, the youth held a fundraiser event during the Independence Day celebration. Sources tell us that the shirts pictured below, were designed especially by the youth for this fundraiser. Coolbeans! Here are a few pictures -- [click the image to enlarge]

Ate Badeth - Painting Faces

Ate Nhelly - The Emcee
Camille and Eric - Fund raising

Mitchel and Bea - Modeling Youth Tees

Camille, Bea, Eric, Kevin

Moshe Kai Cavalin

As you have probably seen during Sunday service, here is an article on the seemingly impossible achievements of Moshe Kai Cavalin. Amidst confusion and the bad vices of his peers, he has clear direction and focus. Check out the article below.

11-Year-Old Graduates From LA College Pre-teen could probably beat you up, too
By KIM BALDONADO

Updated 9:59 AM PDT, Fri, Jun 5, 2009
Related Topics: Moshe Kai Cavalin


NBC Los Angeles

Moshe Kai Cavalin: martial artist, future astrophysicist, 11-year-old.


Moshe Kai Cavalin, 11, graduates with honors from East Los Angeles Community College this week, but just don't call him a genius.

"I consider myself a regular kid who works hard and does his best," says this only child of a Taiwanese mother and an Israeli father.

When Cavalin started college at the age of 8, he may have been the youngest person in class, but he ended up tutoring some of his 19- and 20-year-old classmates in math and science.

Astrophysics is his passion. Albert Einstein and Bruce Lee are among his idols.

Yet like a twist out of a Hollywood action flick, Cavalin combines his exceptional smarts with fearsome martial arts abilities: The preteen has won numerous national martial arts championships.

Up next for the tireless boy wonder: In the next take six months to a year he plans to devote himself to martial arts, write a book for kids on how succeed in school, and take up scuba diving.

Not on the agenda: playing video games.

"I feel it's a waste of time playing video games because it's not helping humanity in any way," says the 11-year-old, who wants to use his knowledge to change the world.