The Eli Project is a transformative initiative designed to nurture and empower young boys, helping them realize their fullest potential. Through safe spaces, meaningful conversations, and positive interactions with male mentors and successful role models, this project equips boys with the guidance, support, and inspiration needed to thrive in life and in faith.
Project Implentation
The Eli Project will be implemented through the following steps:
- Prepare a comprehensive program of activities for the event(s).
- Conduct pre-visits to churches within designated catchment areas to introduce the project and engage participants.
- Collaborate with Pastors and Youth Ministries to effectively promote the event(s) to boys and their families.
- Mobilize facilitators and volunteers to ensure smooth execution on the day of the event(s).
- Host events that provide mentorship, guidance, and enrichment activities.
- Evaluate event outcomes and pursue follow-up actions to maintain engagement and growth.
Impact
Short-Term: Participants gain heightened awareness of the challenges they face and receive inspiration to pursue positive change. Boys will experience encouragement, guidance, and a sense of belonging that fosters self-confidence and purpose.
Long-Term: Through continued mentorship and engagement in the Eli Ministry, boys will grow into empowered, productive young adults – discovering their gifts and talents and how to use them for personal development and community impact. Integration into the Eli Ministry ensures that their positive influence extends into their communities, furthering God’s kingdom.
The Eli Project anticipates reaching approximately 300 boys ages 7 to 15 annually.
Your Partnership Makes a Difference
By supporting the Eli Project, the Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer enables young boys to experience transformative mentorship and opportunities for growth. Your partnership will ensure that these children are not only guided toward their potential but are empowered to make a lasting impact for God’s kingdom in their communities.
