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Horizons website is now live

After several years development, the Children’s Leaders Training program for HORIZONS, the online training curriculum for the European Baptist Federation has now gone live at www.ebfyc.org.


The children leadership training program is designed for children’s ministry volunteers and leaders who would like to learn some foundational practical and theoretical courses on preparing or enhancing their work.

The popular youth leaders training program has been operational now for four years, offering a 24 module course covering several vital aspects of ministry to youth and children work.

It is a self directed, mentor encouraged training platform, and is offered by a joint partnership of the European Baptist Federation with Canadian Baptists Ministries.

For more information contact horizons@ebf.org

Visit the site at www.ebfyc.org 
Baptist Times, 03/06/2014
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