Convention internationale des jeunes à Bruxelles

Ministère International de Christ en Action (MICA Asbl)
Chaussee de Mons, 26
1070 Anderlecht
Websitel: www.micanet.org
T.: +32 478.49.77.12 (Mob)
+32 2241.90.32 (Fixe)


INVITATION


Le Ministère International de Christ en Action(MICA Asbl) oeuvrant en Belgique a l’honneur de vous inviter à une convention internationale des jeunes qui aura lieu du 04 Septembre au 07 Septembre 2008.

L’objectif de cette convention est d’aider les jeunes dans leur processus vers la maturité spirituelle, la formation de leur personnalité ainsi que la transformation de leur caractère à la ressemblance de Jésus-Christ.

Trois thèmes intéressants les jeunes seront traités:

1. Le secret de la victoire sur le célibat.
2. Le choix du conjoint.
3. La bonne gestion des fiançailles.

Différents orateurs maitrisant ces sujets venant de différents continents seront présents. Ces jeunes et célibataires venant de différent pays partageront leurs expériences caractérisées par la spécificité des défis de chaque pays. Ces échanges permettront aux jeunes et célibataires d’acquérir une maturité dans leur façon de penser et d’agir, les aidant ainsi à surmonter aux différents défis de la vie et être pleinement épanouis.

Etant donné le rôle crucial de la jeunesse dans le royaume de Dieu ainsi que dans le développement de son pays, nous espérons qu’à la fin de cette convention, tous les jeunes qu’y auront participés, seront outillés afin d’apporter un impact positif à la société et de contribuer lucidement dans son développement pour la gloire de Dieu.

N’hésitez pas à préparer les questions, que vous vous posez dans la vie de tous les jours concernant la jeunesse et le célibat.

Que Dieu vous bénisse!

Pasteur Maxime NTAZINDA.

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