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About Youth for Christ in Africa

Youth for Christ is primarily focusing on its “Generation 21” vision and it is implementing this movement through a variety of ministries, including prayer triplets, abstinence programs, children’s homes, radio and television programs, and many others.

Area Prayer Needs

  • Spiritual health, wisdom, and provision for each of the National Directors as they lead their country’s ministries.
  • Continued energy in reaching youth no matter what political, economical or spiritual obstacles.
  • Wisdom in using AIDS and abstinence programs alongside other organizations to reach youth with the Gospel.

Explore YFC International

Recent Stories...

  • Euangelion Heroes Friends of Youth for Christ in France have created a fun, humorous video that illustrates that we don't need to be superheroes to share our faith. (Youth for Christ International)
  • Orphan Outreach Ministry & TEFL Opportunity Youth for Christ in the Czech Republic is looking for someone who can teach English as a foreign language, also working with orphans and planning activities for them, starting September 2012 and finishing in May 2013. (Youth for Christ International)
  • Ministry Report from Burundi National Director Freddy Tuyizere reports on a young leader training program and construction at Gitega International Academy. (Youth for Christ International)
  • Singaporean Youth Gearing Up for Kingdom World Project Serve (Singapore) is a vacation involvement programme centered on youth evangelism. This year’s theme “Hear the Kingdom Call” aims to challenge young people to consider God and His Kingdom. (Youth for Christ International)

Recently Updated Sites...

  • Africa Reaching Young People in Africa (Jun. 03. 2012.)
  • Asia Pacific Reaching Young People in the Asia Pacific Region (Jun. 03. 2012.)
  • Youth for Christ International Reaching Young People Everywhere (Jun. 03. 2012.)
  • Peru Reaching Young People in Peru (Jun. 03. 2012.)
  • Nigeria Reaching Young People in Nigeria (Jun. 03. 2012.)