YOUTH CAMP FACILITATORS’ GUIDE
Healing
Conducting One-To-Ones
Tips
• Before the whole session, pray for each
participant in your group.
• Be open to the Lord’s leading (He will
give you the wisdom to conduct the one-
to-ones).
• Be aware of the time. We aim for
quality time, taking into consideration
each participant in the group.
• Keep the session light - just like
having a relational conversation with
a friend.
9 GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
The 9 gifts of the Holy Spirit assist us as we
live a good Christian life. As facilitators, our
participants and we should be aware of the
importance of each gift.
a. Wisdom
Is not just good practical judgment or
common sense or a high degree of
knowledge. The wisdom that is of the Spirit
is centered on Jesus. It is concerned with
the best way to live. It is God’s guidance on
how to live as a Christian. (Mark 10:20, 1Cor
12-14, Luke 18:22)
b. Knowledge
It is not just knowing a lot of things through
study or experience. Knowledge that is of
the spirit is the fruit of revelation, founded on
faith, and synthesized by Christian
experience. This is more of doctrinal
teaching and ability to speak and
understand a truth of the mystery of Christ.
(Read how Paul understands the mystery of
Christ in Eph 1, Eph 3:2-3)
c. Faith
It is not just an intellectual belief in God, but a
confident assurance in God which allows us
to move forward without any doubt at all. The
charismatic gift of faith seems to be a special
gift of prayer; prayer with a God-given
confidence which produces extraordinary
results. It knows that what one asks for will be
given. (Matt 8:10, Matt 15:22)
d.
It is the supernatural ability to affect a cure of
physical or other human illness through
prayer. It s a variation of miracles but it is
more limited because healing focuses on
restoring the physical body back to health.
This gift enables the person to be God’s
instruments in bringing about the well-being
of another, on one or more level, spiritual,
psychological or physical. (Act 5:15, 19:12)
e. Miracles
It is the supernatural ability to perform
miraculous act, acts that are not the result of
any known natural law or agency but are
caused by divine intervention. This enables
the person to be God’s instrument in either
an instant healing or in some other powerful
manifestation of God’s power. (Acts 8:6-8,
9:36-43,13:8-12)
f. Prophecy
It is the gift by which a person is used by God
to speak on his behalf. It is a gift when God
manifest to man His own thoughts so that a
message may be given for the individual or for
a group of individuals, or for the community.
(Acts 13:1-3, 21:10-13).
g. Discernment
It is the gift by which a person can recognize
the spirit behind a particular situation. This
enables the person to know the source of an
inspiration or action, whether it came from the
Holy Spirit, his own human accord or from the
evil spirit. (Acts 5:1-10, 8:20-24, 16:16-19).
h. Tongues
It is a gift by which a person is able to utter
words or sounds which are not known or
understandable to his human intellect, to
deliver God’s message for the community.
(Acts 10:44-47, 19:6)
i. Interpretation
It is a companion to the gift of tongues, when
used for prophecy, and is necessary so that
those who hear may understand, and so be
enlightened. It is when a person, after the
use of the gift of tongues, gives the general
meaning of what the person has said, or a
response to what has been said.
 Interpretation can also be used privately in
combination with the gift of tongues. (1Cor
14:5, 13, 27, 28)
Pray-Over
The Pray-Over session is done in the middle
of the fourth talk of the youth camp. It is in this
session that the participants are to proclaim
boldly and confirm their belief and response
to God’s call to have a relationship with Him.
As facilitators, we should be made aware of
the importance of this session. It is here that
we are to concretely bring more souls to God.
We are to conduct the pray-over in this
format:
1. Ask participant to confess with his own lips
that Jesus is Lord.
2. Ask him to join you in a prayer or to begin
the prayer himself.
3. Spontaneous Praising.
4. Worship and glorify the Lord with the
participant.
5. Prayer for Protection
“Lord Jesus, we ask You to cover us with
Your Most Precious Blood and Mother
Mary’s Mantle of Protection.
6. Binding and Casting; In-filling
“In Jesus’ name, bind and cast any
negativity (vice, addiction, sin) that he/she
has (e.g. anger, fear, lust, envy, anxiety, pride,
doubt, etc.)
Then pray for in filling of the positive
counterpart (e.g. faith when there’s doubt;
humility when there’s pride).
“In the Mighty Name of Jesus, we take
authority and gather all the evil spirits
around us, above us and below us. We
bind and cast them at the foot of Your
Cross to be gone forever. And we ask the
Holy Spirit to fill the void that the evil
spirits have left behind. We pray for
protection against any backlash from the
evil one.”
7. Lifting of Concerns. Pray for the concerns
of the participant.
8. Baptism of the Holy Spirit; Prayer for the
Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
“Father, we now ask You, in Jesus’ name,
to pour upon (name of participant) Your
Holy Spirit, so that he/she may receive new
life. We also ask You, in Jesus’ name, to
grant him/her the gift of tongues and any
other gift that You want him/her to receive.
Encourage the participant to pray in tongues
with you.
9. Closing Prayers
- Prayer of Thanksgiving
- Prayer for a strong Christian Life
- Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be
Tips
• Baptism of the Holy Spirit does not depend on
the amount of time you pray. 5 to 10 minutes is
enough.
• Remember that it is God who sends down His
Spirit, not you.
• Be aware of what is happening (keep
your eyes open). It is the participant’s
prayer; you are merely guiding him/her and
praying with him/her.
• In case of disturbances (i.e. demonic
oppressions), pray for and claim for God’s
peace in the name of Jesus. Don’t panic.
• Ask for help from your Couple Coordinator
or to the Team Leader. If you do decide to go
for help, ask one of your prayer partners to do
it. Do not leave your participant at any time
during baptism.
• Ask for support from the CFC-YFC family
during baptism. You must have prayer warriors
during this session.