THE IYC AFTERMATH REACHES THE NETHERLANDS

At the forefront of Global youth empowerment, the Global Youth Leaders’ Forum (GYLF) stands as a beacon of inspiration driven by the visionary leadership of our esteemed Man of God. The just-concluded International Youth Conference with Pastor Chris resonated deeply in the hearts of GYLF Ambassadors worldwide, leaving a profound impact that continues to reverberate through countless testimonies and transformative initiatives.

One such inspiring testament comes from Ambassador Shina Mushiya, whose mission trip to the Netherlands exemplifies the quality of leadership instilled by GYLF and revitalized by the words of the Man of God in the just-concluded conference. Valiantly crossing borders to reach the young people in Amsterdam, Ambassador Shina distributed the Healing to the Nations Magazines, sharing the powerful message of the Healing Streams Live Healing Services led by Pastor Chris. This outreach not only brought healing but also led to the salvation of many.

During a pivotal leadership rally in Amsterdam, Ambassador Shina passionately conveyed the essence of her experience at the International Youth Conference with Pastor Chris. Her words, filled with wisdom and fervor, ignited a fire of faith among the youth, inspiring them to embrace their roles as change-makers in their communities.

The impact of these efforts is palpable in Amsterdam, where the atmosphere is now abuzz with anticipation and faith, infused with the timely and faith-filled messages from our Man of God to the Global youth populace. As young people continue to respond to the call to leadership, GYLF remains committed to nurturing a generation empowered by faith and driven by purpose, as the Man of God has directed.

For more inspiring stories and updates on GYLF's endeavors, visit www.enterthehealingschool.org or download the GYTV Mobile app. Join us in celebrating the transformative edge of excellent leadership among the youth and faith-based initiatives, shaping a better world for generations of young people to come.