JUNIOR KIDS DAY MANUAL v.

2019

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Overview of the Junior Kids Day

A. Description
B. Goals
C. Table of Abbreviation

II. Planning for the Junior Kids Day

A. Program Schedule
B. Timetable for Preparation for the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator
C. Service Team
D. Venue Requirements
E. Other details for the Junior Kids Day

III. Team Leader’s Guide

A. Program Matrix
B. Overview of the Sessions
C. Speaker’s Orientation

IV. Session Outlines

V. Appendix
A. Parents’ Orientation Guidelines
B. Parents’ Briefing Guidelines
C. Session Materials
D. Invitation Letter and Waiver
E. Information Sheet
F. Time Table
G. KFC Junior Kids Day Work Plan
H. Junior Kids Day Completion Report
I. Junior Kids Day Certificate
J. Prayer for Protection and Cleansing
K. Game Dynamics
L. Pray Over Session
M. KFC 101

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JUNIOR KIDS DAY MANUAL

I. Overview of the Junior Kids Day

A. Description
The Junior Kids Day is the official entry point for kids ages 4 to 8 years old to
become full-fledged members of the CFC Kids for Christ (KFC) ministry. It is open
to all children of Couples for Christ community members, on-going Christian Life
Program (CLP) participants, and non-CFC members. This is a place where kids
experience God in a fun and loving way.

This is a four-hour activity usually conducted during summer or school break.

Ideally, the maximum number of participants is thirty (30).

In this activity, they make friends as they play games and share experiences in a
Christian environment. It is a venue where they learn about God and make Him
the center of their lives.

B. Goals
The Junior Kids Day aims for the kids:
a. To know that God loves them
b. To develop friendship with Jesus
c. To respond to Jesus’ love in our words and actions

These goals are achieved through the 4 F's principle:

Fun The Junior Kids Day contains exciting and meaningful activities for
children. (Games, dances, songs, etc.)
Friendship The Junior Kids Day gives opportunity to meet new friends and play
with other kids.
Faith The Junior Kids Day gives opportunity to deepen their relationship
with God through prayer.
Freedom The Junior Kids Day gives freedom to express themselves through
drawing, coloring, and playing.

C. Table of Abbreviation

CLP- Christian Life Program. It is an integrated course intended to

lead the program participants into a renewed understanding of
God’s call to them as Christian.

CFC- Couples for Christ. A Catholic community called to renew

families by the power of the Holy Spirit.

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KFC- Kids for Christ. A ministry of Couples for Christ that evangelizes
kids, ages 4-12 years old, through the family.

YFC- Youth for Christ. A youth arm of Couples for Christ that caters
the needs of the young, ages 13-21 years old that envisions to be
and to bring Christ wherever they are.

SFC- Singles for Christ. A ministry of Couples for Christ for single men
and women ages 21-40 years old that envisions to let everyone
all over the world experience Christ.

Rock Facilitators or Leaders- are Youth for Christ members (or in some cases,
Singles for Christ members) who willingly share their time, talent
and treasure in serving the KFC ministry. They help in
implementing the KFC Programs and activities in their respective
areas together with their KFC Couple Coordinators. Most
importantly, they guide the kids in their journey of knowing
Christ more through the various KFC Activities as they interact
with them personally, give them pep talks, and facilitate their
group activities. The term Rock is inspired from the verse
Matthew 16:18 where Jesus appointed Peter to be the Rock. This
is to inspire the facilitators to serve like Peter.

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II. Planning for the Junior Kids Day

A. Program Schedule
7:30-8:00 Service Team Gathering and Worship
8:00-8:30 Arrival/Registration of Participants
8:30-8:45 Teaching of KFC Song: “Chada”
8:45-8:50 Opening Prayer
8:50-9:10 Grouping Game: The Boat is Sinking
9:10-9:40 Session 1: God Loves Me
Activity: Handprint Painting
9:40-9:55 Teaching of Song: “Move”
9:55-10:15 Playtime (See Appendix K)
10:15-10:30 Snacks
10:30-11:00 Session 2: Jesus is My Best friend
Activity: Coloring activity
11:00-11:30 Session 3: God Wants Me to be Good
Activity: Like Jesus Activity
11:00-11:30 Parent’s Briefing (See Appendix B)
11:30-11:45 Pray Over Session (See Appendix L)
11:45-12:00 Kids Praise
Awarding of certificates

B. Timetable for Preparation for the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator

Timetable Preparations
2 months • Start scouting for possible venue of Junior Kids Day
before Junior • Send out letters of invitation (See Appendix D)
Kids Day • Start forming the team that will serve in the Junior Kids Day
4 weeks before • Initiate the Team Meeting (KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator
Junior Kids Day and Rock facilitators) for orientation of the team.
- Schedule service meetings
- Conduct the Junior Kids Day Walkthrough
- Assignments are given.
- Specific Timetable (deadline, etc.) is set, Common prayer
time is set for the intention of a successful Junior Kids
Day.
• Budget request is subject to the area’s policy.
• Conduct Parents’ Orientation (See Appendix A)
3 weeks before • Ensure that the Service Team must all be set and ready
Junior Kids Day • Review the workshop: How to Conduct Entry Camps for Rock
Facilitators which they experienced during the Rock
Facilitators Weekend Training (RFWT).
2 weeks before • Ensure that all materials are prepared and gathered. (See
Junior Kids Day Appendix G)

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 1 week before • Do a detailed walkthrough of the Junior Kids Day.
Junior Kids Day • Ensure that actual materials are checked and modified, if
necessary.
• Conduct rehearsal of speakers to ensure that the main points
of the sessions are well-delivered and explained.
• Produce enough Information sheets according to the number
of the participants.
During the • Ask parents to answer Information Sheet to be returned to
Junior Kids Day the secretariat for Infosystem Encoding
• Conduct Parents’ Briefing (See Appendix B)
1 week after • Encode names of kids to the KFC info system to monitor
the Junior Kids growth of KFC members.
Day • Submit the Junior Kids Day Completion Report. (See Appendix
H)
• Submit liquidation form to your respective leaders.

C. The Service Team

The service team for the Junior Kids Day must be composed of Rock Leaders and
Facilitators, KFC Chapter Couple Coordinators and other CFC members or parents
of the participants.

1. KFC Chapter Couple Coordinators

The KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator acts as parents to the service team and
the participants. They serve as good role models, watchful of their words and
actions, and striving to provide the best Christian environment for the kids.

All final decisions for the activity are made by the KFC Chapter Couple
Coordinator. The Team Leaders (Rock Facilitator) and CFC Parents may
propose ideas but the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator makes the final
decision.

The KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator courses their correction of the Service
Team through the Team Leaders.

Below are some of the basic tasks of the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator in
preparation for the Junior Kids Days.
(Note: More details are found in the Couple Coordinator’s Weekend Training
Manual)

Before the activity:

• Promotes the Junior Kids Day in the chapter
• Conducts Parent’s Orientation and KFC 101

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 During the activity:
• Follows up attendance of the parents to the Parents’ Briefing
• Conducts the Parents’ Briefing.

After the activity:

• Leads the evaluation meeting with the service team
• Presents activity outcome and evaluation report to CFC Chapter Head

2. CFC Members
They help the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator in preparing for the venue,
food, and other materials needed. They also help in conducting the Parent’s
Orientation and Parent’s Briefing.

3. Rock Leaders and Rock Facilitators

As members of the service team, Rock Facilitators have a crucial role to play
in the Junior Kids Day. Since kids learn fast through observation and
imitation, facilitators are expected to be good role models and good
teachers, instructors or mentors.

At least 10 Rock Facilitators are tasked for the following:

• Team Leaders (1 brother and 1 sister)
• Camp Servants (1 brother and 1 sister)
• Group Facilitators (1 for every 4-7 kids; brother facilitator for boys , sister
facilitator for girls)
• Music Ministry (1 guitarist and 1 singer)
• Documentation (2 photographer and/or videographer)
• Kids Praise Dancers (1 brother and 1 sister)
• Session Speakers
Note: Music Ministry and Kids Praise Dancers can be Group Facilitators as
well.

a. Team Leaders
They are the male and female role models of the Junior Kids Day. They
are Rock Leaders or Facilitators assigned to oversee the participants (the
brother to oversee the boys, and the sister to oversee the girls).

Roles and responsibilities:

• The Brother (Team Leader) leads the entire Junior Kids Day —
introduces speakers, wraps up, summarizes, emphasizes points for
clarity and listens to every talk. He responds to the needs of the boys.
• The Sister (Team Leader) responds to the needs of the girls; provides
input in the planning and implementation of the Junior Kids Day, and

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 reminds points or details her partner (Team Leader) may have failed
to mention.
• Both leaders:
- Work in consultation with the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator
regarding program and team concerns
- Facilitate meetings
- Give instructions to facilitators as received from their KFC Chapter
Couple Coordinator
- Know the program well
- Prepare to give any of the three sessions in the event where the
speaker does not show up.
- Propose and invite Junior Kids Day Speakers and Kids Praise
Leaders, with the approval of the KFC Chapter Couple
Coordinator.
- Take note of concerns, comments and suggestions raised from the
Post Service Meeting; and see to it that all lead persons (KFC
Chapter Couple Coordinator, Camp Servants & Facilitators, Music
Min Head, Documentation Head, KPD Head, and speakers) are
present.

b. Camp Servants – (Rock brother and sister)

They are tasked to handle the event’s logistical needs, and ensure that
the program schedule is being followed.

Roles and responsibilities:

• Handle the event’s logistical needs:
§ Prepare LCD projector, LCD screen and laptop

• Perform administrative tasks with the KFC Chapter Couple

Coordinators:
§ Compile all information sheets of participants
§ Remind what and when to communicate to parents
(Parents’ participation in the Junior Kids Day)
§ Help in the liquidation of Junior Kids Day expenses
§ Ready all activity materials prior to Junior Kids Day
(Junior Kids Day Checklist, logistical needs)
§ Prepare the pre and post Junior Kids Day documentation
needed for submission to the CFC Chapter Head

• Assign and schedule the following tasks to the Rock Facilitators:

1. Prayer Warriors
They intercede for the whole team for the whole duration of
the activity. (See Appendix J)

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 2. General Services (cleaning and maintenance persons)
They maintain the order and cleanliness of the venue
throughout the Junior Kids Day.

• Constantly communicate with the Team Leaders for everything that is

related to the Junior Kids Day
• Encode the participants in the KFC Infosystem

c. Group Facilitators
Each facilitator is assigned with 4 to 7 kids. Brothers are assigned for
groups of boys, and sisters are assigned for groups of girls. They lead and
assist their group during discussions and activities.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Should easily relate with kids
§ As facilitators, they deal directly with kids, they must be easy
and fun to be with — friendly, accommodating, considerate
§ They should willingly desire to know the kids better - their
names (calling them on first-name basis or with their nick
names), their talents and others.
§ The facilitators should sit with their group members and listen
to every session with them

• Have an open mind

§ Open to consult with coordinators, Team Leaders or speakers
when in doubt or unprepared with answers or solutions

• Familiarize themselves with the Junior Kids Day program flow

§ Know the schedule and activities of the Junior Kids Day by
heart
§ Know the details of each session – including the activities,
questions, materials, and others.

d. The Music Ministry

They are composed of Rock Facilitators who have talents for music. They
can be a pair (1 guitarist and 1 singer) or as big as a full-band.

Roles and responsibilities:

• Memorize KFC songs and their proper beat.
• Teach songs.
• Prepare Mass songs (as needed)
• Coordinate with the Kids Praise Leaders

e. The Documentation
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 These are 2 Rock Facilitators assigned to take photos and/or record
videos of the Junior Kids Day.

Roles and responsibilities:

• Provide equipment, such as cameras or video cameras to record the
events of the Junior Kids Day.
• Smart cellphones may be used as long as these have high resolution.

f. The Kids Praise Dancers (KPD) –

These are Rock Facilitators who can dance to all KFC Songs.

Roles and responsibilities:

• Memorize all KFC songs.
• Teach the steps of the KFC songs in a manner that kids can follow
• Maintain enthusiasm by always smiling and being lively when dancing
the KFC Songs
• Know how to relate with kids and are able to inspire them to dance

g. The Speakers
They are the messengers of God’s word. They can either be mature YFC
or SFC Rock Leaders or Facilitators with ample experience in giving talks
to kids

Roles and responsibilities:

• Know how to establish rapport with kids.
• Be creative, animated and energetic in delivering talks making it fresh
and appealing to kids. (The speaker can prepare skits, gag, and
storytelling or role play to catch the attention of kids during the
sessions.)

Characteristics of each member of the Service Team:

• Witnessing — upholds the 4 KFC Core Values in his service and Christian
life. Makes great effort to become a true servant witness to the kids and
co-servants.
• Visionary — discerns and creative. Pre-plans and seeks to think outside
the box.
• Flexible — accommodates questions and suggestions to the team, ready
and able to change so as to adapt to situations, and relates to various
people and their circumstances.
• Alert and sensitive — keen to his surroundings. Observes people and
situations, and readily suggests or offers help appropriately.
• Prayerful —presents himself before the Lord and prays for wisdom and
guidance for his tasks at hand. Prepares himself spiritually before the

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 Junior Kids Day and continues to consult the Lord throughout the Junior
Kids Day.
• Relates well with kids – builds friendship with kids to obtain their trust
and respect
• Humble – commits to serve the way Jesus served, always considering
others first before self; not afraid to admit to not knowing the answer to
the question.
• Disciplined – observes self-control properly
• Strives for excellence – tries to do their best in their tasks as a way to
glorify God
• Encouraging – initiates and motivates kids to join and participate in all
sessions and activities. Generous in praising kids for what they can do
• Joyful – enjoys serving with a smile

D. Venue Requirements
• Wide and clean environment where children can play and walk around safely
• Session Hall with good ventilation and lighting conditions that can accommodate
everyone
• Adequate supply of water and electricity
• Clean toilet
• Dining area
• Recreational facilities for play time
• Accessible to any hospitals
• With good cellular signal for communications

E. Other details for the Junior Kids Day

1. Mingling is important
• It builds friendship between the participants and team

2. Use of Local Language or Dialect

• Make sure to translate some points and words into local language or
dialect so the kids can easily understand.

3. U-Shaped seating arrangement is recommended

• It is easier to reach out to kids because the distance between the speaker
and participants is reduced
• It removes the formality of a classroom setting
• It encourages the kids to be more participative
• The Speaker becomes part of the group

4. Use of KFC Songs

• Gathers the children to start a session

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 • Teaches the children to pray and to make prayer more fun

5. Inclusion of Games
• Makes activities participative
• Stimulates and reinforces learning

6. Kids Praise
• Kids Praise is a fun and meaningful way of expressing our prayers to God
through singing and dancing

7. Groupings
• Each group is composed of 4 to 7 members
• Each group must have an assigned facilitator
• Each group must be according to gender

8. “No Gadget” rule

• Prohibiting the use of gadgets removes distractions from the kids
• Gadgets can be surrendered to Coordinators for safekeeping and
monitoring
• This will maximize the kids’ interaction and communication

9. Humor
• A light atmosphere makes the children listen and enjoy the session
• Humor establishes rapport between the speaker and the audience
• Humor breaks boredom
• Avoid negative humor like brown and green jokes
• No Bullying

10. Suggested Schedule

• The Junior Kids Day is suggested to held in the morning so that children
are more active.

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III. Team Leader’s Guide
A. Program Matrix

Time Activity Person-in-charge Logistical needs

7:30-8:00 Service Team gathering and Chapter Couple Crucifix, Rosary, Bible,
worship Coordinator Guitar, Junior Kids Day
Prayer for Protection Team Leaders Work plan checklist
8:00-8:30 Arrival and Registration Team Leaders IDs, Attendance and
Secretariat Information sheets
8:30-8:45 Teaching of KFC Song: Chada Music ministry Audio Video Setup,
Kids Praise Dancers KFC Song lyrics and
videos
8:45-8:50 Opening Prayer Team Leader
8:50-9:10 Grouping Game: Team Leaders
The Boat is Sinking Group Facilitators
(This will be their group in the
rest of the activity: girls to
girls and boys to boys)
9:10-9:40 Session 1: God Loves Me Team Leaders, Audio Video Setup,
Activity: Handprint Painting Speaker, Group Session 1 PowerPoint
Facilitators, Prayer Presentation,
Warriors Session materials
9:40-9:55 Teaching of Song: Move Music ministry Audio Video Setup,
Kids Praise Dancers KFC Song lyrics and
video
9:55-10:15 Playtime
10:15-10:30 Snack
10:30-11:00 Session 2: Jesus is My Best Team Leader, Speaker, Audio Video Setup,
friend Group Facilitators Session 2 PowerPoint
Activity 1: Coloring Prayer Warriors Presentation
Session materials
11:00-11:30 Session 3: God Wants Me to Team Leader, Speaker, Audio Video Setup,
be Good Group Facilitators Session 3 PowerPoint
Activity: Like Jesus Activity Prayer Warriors Presentation
Session materials
11:00-11:30 Parents’ Briefing KFC Chapter Couple Parents’ Briefing
(Simultaneous with Session 3) Coordinator PowerPoint
Presentation
11:30-11:45 Pray Over Session Team Leaders KFC Certificates
(See Appendix L) Chapter Couple
Coordinator
11:45-12:00 Kids Praise and Team Leader, Music Audio Video Setup,
Awarding of KFC certificates ministry KFC Songs lyrics and
Kids Praise Dancers videos
KFC Theme Song lyrics

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B. Overview of the Sessions
The sessions introduce the kids to God’s love, start their friendship with Jesus, and
teach them how they can make God happy.

Session 1: God Loves Me

Main message: God made us special and gave us gifts.
Activity: Handprint Painting

Session 2: Jesus is My Best Friend

Main message: Jesus is inviting us to be His friend.
Activity: Coloring activity

Session 3: God Wants Me to be Good

Main message: Being good to others makes God happy.
Activity: Like Jesus Activity

C. Speaker’s Orientation
The sessions are brief and simple to catch the short attention span of the children.
The expanded outlines are already a script for the speaker. PowerPoint
presentations and videos are also provided to highlight the important points in the
session.

The speakers must be enthusiastic in delivering the points. He or she must move
around, use voice intonation, and body movements to emphasize the points.

The flow of the sessions is divided into 3 easy steps with a time limit to guide the
whole session’s duration. Each step is defined as:

• Step 1- Let’s start (5 minutes max.)

Start the session with an opening prayer and introduce the topic.

• Step 2- Let’s do this (20 minutes max.)

Give the points of the session briefly and process the activity.

• Step 3- Let’s pray (5 minutes max.)

Finally, conclude the session with a prayer followed by dancing a KFC Song.

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 SESSION 1: GOD LOVES ME
Junior Kids Day

Objectives:
• To show the kids that everyone is special

Speaker’s Profile:
• A Rock Leader or Rock Facilitator who has undergone RFWT and has served the KFC
ministry for at least 2 years.
• He or she can get the kids’ attention and can give instructions clearly.
• He or she recognizes his or her own uniqueness and giftedness God has given him or
her.

Things to prepare:
1. Session 1 PowerPoint Presentation
2. “Chada” KFC Video
3. Handprint Painting Activity Materials:
• Water based paint (red, yellow, and blue)
• 3 paper plates per group (made of foil; must be able to hold liquid)
• White cardboard or cartolina
• Marker
• Newspapers
• Soap and towels for each group

Session Flow:
Step 1 Let’s start! Open session with the prayer. Excite the kids to do a painting
activity.
Duration: 5 minutes
Step 2 Let’s do this! Present their work and affirm that they are special. Ask them
what gifts they received from God.
Duration:20 minutes
Step 3 Let’s pray! Close session with the prayer and dance “Chada”.
Duration: 5 minutes

STEP 1
A. Opening Prayer
Sign of the Cross.
“Dear God, thank You for this day. Thank You for Your love for me and my family.
Thank You for being my loving God. Amen.”
Sign of the Cross

B. Introduction

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 God created all of us. He created us special because of His great love for us. Our
activity today will show us how we are special. We will also learn about the gifts we
received from God.

STEP 2
A. Handprint Painting Activity
Preparation of Materials:
• Pour red paint on a paper plate, yellow on another paper plate, and blue on a
third paper plate
• Have the three paper plates of each color ready for each group.

Instructions:
• Place the newspapers on the floor where the activity will happen.
• Distribute the materials in each group and make sure everybody waits for
instructions. Each group must have the three 3 colors.
• Instruct them to press their palms on the plate and place the handprint on
the cardboard. Demonstrate the steps.
• Ask them to use other colors and fill the cardboard.
• Proceed to the wash area to clean their hands.
• Ask the facilitators to show the cardboards during the processing.
• After the processing (Step 3), instruct the kids to write their names on the
cardboard with their handprints.

B. Processing
(Ask the facilitator to hold the cardboard far) Kids, look at your work. Does your
handprints look the same? (Yes!)
(Ask the facilitator to move the cardboard closer to the kids.) You may think that all
handprints are the same.

But if you look closely, you will see that each handprint is different because God
created each one of us special. No handprint is the same. Now, slowly touch and feel
your hands, arms, and feet. Touch your face, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. God made
it just for you! There is only one “you” in this world. He made everyone special. Can
everyone say, “God made me special.”

This time, I want you to write your names on your handprints. This handprint
reminds us of God’s love.

All of us may be different from each other but we are all equally loved by God. Since
we are all special, He gave us all kinds of gifts. What gifts did we receive from God?
(Let them respond. Possible answers are food, toys, friends, etc.) We received a lot of
gifts from God but a special gift He gave us is our family. Our family loves us and
takes good care of us. They are our special gift because we only have one family.

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STEP 3
Now, Let us thank God for creating us. Let us thank Him for making us special and most
of all, let us thank Him for the gift of our families. Kids, I want you to follow after me as
we pray.
“Dear Father God, thank You for creating me special. Thank You for giving me my
father, my mother, and my brother and sister. Thank You for our home. Thank you
for loving me and I want You to know that I love You too. Amen”
Dance KFC Song: Chada
Sign of the Cross

Facilitators will post the handprint board to one of the corner of the venue.

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 SESSION 2: JESUS IS MY BEST FRIEND
Junior Kids Day

Objectives:
• To introduce the kids into a special friendship with Jesus

Speaker’s Profile:
• A Rock Leader or Rock Facilitator who has undergone RFWT and has served the KFC
ministry for at least 2 years.
• He or she can get the kids’ attention and can give instructions clearly.
• He or she knows the story of the life of Jesus.
• He or she must have a consistent personal prayer time.

Things to prepare:
1. Session 2 PowerPoint Presentation
2. “Move” instructional Video
3. Story Telling Activity Materials:
• Jesus’ story coloring page
• Coloring materials
• Jesus’ story book as a prop

Session Flow:
Step 1 Let’s start! Open session with the prayer. Excite them to color; and listen
to the story.
Duration: 5 minutes
Step 2 Let’s do this! Introduce Jesus through story telling.
Duration: 20 minutes
Step 3 Let’s pray! Close session with the prayer and dance “Move”.
Duration: 5 minutes

STEP 1
A. Opening Prayer
Sign of the Cross.
“Dear God, thank You for loving me. Thank You for your generosity. Thank You for
blessing me every day. Please bless me as I learn more about Jesus for I want to be
His friend. Amen.”

B. Introduction
In our first activity a while ago, we learned that God loves us so much that He
created us special. And because we are special He gave us Jesus to be our friend. In
our next activity, we will get to know Jesus and learn how to be His friend.

STEP 2

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Coloring activity
Instructions:
• Distribute the coloring pages per group; assign 1 life story per group.
• Instruct them to color their pages for 10 minutes.
• During the story telling, ask them to raise their coloring page when their story point
is mentioned.

Who among you here has a friend? Raise your hands. What is the name of your friend?
(Let them respond.) Who among you here has a best friend? What is the name of your
best friend? (Let them respond.) I have a friend who also wants to be your friend. Do you
want to know Him? (Yes!) His name is Jesus. What is His name? (Jesus) Now, let’s get to
know Him.

Apply the correct way of storytelling which you learned from the RFWT. The speaker
must hold a book as props containing his script.

Today, we will hear a story about the life of Jesus. As I point your group you raise the
coloring page you are holding.

• (Kids raise the coloring page with Jesus as a baby.) A long time ago, Jesus’ birth was
announced to Mary by an angel named Gabriel. Jesus was born in a manger. His
parents, Mary and Joseph watched over him while He slept. Shepherds and wise
men came to honor the baby while angels were heard singing.

• (Kids raise the coloring page with Jesus and the jars of water.) When Jesus grew up
to be a good man, He shared stories about God and did many miracles. One of these
miracles was during a wedding, where Jesus and Mary were invited. At the wedding,
they ran out of wine. So Mary asked for Jesus’ help, and He turned jars of water into
wine. It was the best wine the guest ever tasted. This was Jesus’ first miracle.

• (Kids raise the coloring page with Jesus washing the feet of His friends.) As He went
around from place to place, Jesus called twelve (12) men to follow Him. They
became His friends and He loved them so much. Jesus enjoyed eating and talking
with them. He even washed their feet to show His love for them.

• (Kids raise the coloring page with Jesus on the cross.) Jesus had many followers and
this angered some people. These people made plans to hurt Him. They told lies
about him, arrested Him, and made Him carry a heavy cross. Jesus died on the same
cross. He loves the people so much that He chose to sacrifice Himself to save them
from sins.

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 • (Kids raise the coloring page with Jesus going to heaven.) On the third day after His
death, Jesus came back to life as promised. He showed Himself to His friends and
even ate with them. After forty days, they watched Him go to heaven.

STEP 3
From the story, what did we learn about Jesus? We learned that:
• Jesus was born on earth like us.
• Jesus was obedient to His parents.
• Jesus is a friend to everyone.
• Jesus showed His great love for us by dying on the cross.
• Jesus is the Son of God. He listens to our prayers in heaven.

Jesus did all of these things because He loves us and wants us to be His friend. As a
friend He knows us very well. He will always be there for us and He will help us
whenever we ask of it. Who wants to be His friend?

Let us pray and accept His friendship.

Sign of the Cross
“Dear God, thank You for giving Jesus to us. I want to follow Him and be good like
Him. I choose to accept Him in my life and be His friend today. Amen.”
Dance KFC Song: Move
Sign of the Cross

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 SESSION 3: GOD WANTS ME TO BE GOOD
Junior Kids Day

Objectives:
• To give ways on how to make God happy by being good to others

Speaker’s Profile:
• A Rock Leader or Rock Facilitator who has undergone RFWT and has served the KFC
ministry for at least 2 years.
• He or she can get the attention of the kids and can give instructions clearly.
• He or she practices doing good deeds to others daily.

Things to prepare:
1. Session 3 PowerPoint Presentation
2. Like Jesus Activity Materials:
• Popsicle stick
• Cut out of Jesus (See Appendix C)
• Cardboards
• Coloring Materials
• Glue

Session Flow:
Step 1 Let’s start! Open session with the prayer.
Duration: 5 minutes
Step 2 Let’s do this! Give session points and play the Like Jesus Activity.
Duration: 20 minutes
Step 3 Let’s pray! Close session with the prayer.
Duration: 5 minutes

STEP 1
A. Opening Prayer
Sign of the Cross.
“Dear God, I offer to You everything I think and do today. I pray that what I do will
make You happy. Amen.”
Sign of the Cross

B. Introduction
We accepted Jesus as our friend earlier. As His friend, we can also learn from Him
how to be good to others because Jesus wants us to be like Him.

STEP 2
Jesus wants us to be like Him. We can do this through:
a. Prayer

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 Like Jesus who always prayed to God we also must pray. Prayer brings us closer
to God. We should pray:
• before and after eating
• before sleeping and when waking up
• by participating in the Holy Mass with our family

b. Power words
We use these words to show that we are good and respectful. We should say:
• “Sorry” when we hurt others
• “Thank you” when we are thankful
• “Please” when we ask for a favor
• “I love you” when we show our care for others
• “I forgive you” when somebody says sorry
What are the power words again?

c. Acts of kindness
Kindness means being nice to others. We can show kindness to others by:
• greeting others “Good morning!”, “Hi” and “Hello”
• hugging and kissing our parents and family
• helping our parents with the household chores
• sharing our toys and food to others

What are the three (3) things that makes us like Jesus? (Let them respond.) Practicing
these every day will make God happy.

Like Jesus Activity

Instructions:
• Group facilitators should prepare the cut outs and paste these to the
cardboards.
• Distribute materials to the groups. Each kid must have a cut out of Jesus in
the cardboards and popsicle sticks.
• Instruct the kids to color the cut outs and glue these to the popsicle sticks.

We will play a simple game to recall how to be like Jesus to others. I want you to raise
your sticks if the example I give shows how to be good to others. If not, just keep your
sticks down. For example, if I say, “I will pray before I eat” will you raise or not? (The kids
respond. Correct them if they give the wrong answer.)

If I say, “When my mom arrives, I will not greet her.” Will you raise or not?” (Get their
response and correct the wrong answers.)

After the game, you can keep your sticks to remind you to be good to others. Let us
play!

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 Examples:
1. I will say “sorry” if I disobeyed my parents.
2. I will attend the Holy Mass with my family.
3. I will not pray before sleeping.
4. I will say “thank you” when someone gives me a treat or gift.
5. I will pray before eating.
6. I will tease my classmates.
7. I will say “please” when I need someone to help me.
8. I will throw my trash anywhere I like.
9. I will hug and kiss my parents.
10. I will share my toys with my brother and sisters.
11. I will make fun of my classmates.
12. I will pray the Holy Rosary with my family.
13. I will always hug my parents and say “I love you” to them.
14. I will cry to get what I want.
15. I will help my mom set the table for dinner.

STEP 3
Being good to others is the best way to show that we love Jesus. Let us make Jesus
happy as we practice being good to others every day. Let us pray.
Sign of the Cross
"Dear God, thank You for being good to me. Thank You for showing me how to be
good. I want to be good like You. I ask You to help me be good to my family and to
everybody. Amen.”
Sign of the Cross

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APPENDIX

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Appendix A: Parent’s Orientation Guidelines

The Parents’ Orientation is the venue for the parents to understand what the kids will
experience in the camp. It is conducted after the Parents’ Forum of the Monthly Chapter
Assembly a month before the camp.

Objectives:
• To get to know CFC Kids for Christ Ministry and what is the Junior Kids Day

Program Flow and Dynamics for the KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator
Time Activity Dynamics
0:00– 0:05 Introduction, Attendance, Introduce yourself. Get the attendance of
and Opening Prayer parents/guardians and lead an opening prayer
0:05 – 0:25 KFC 101: Overview of CFC • Distribute handouts about KFC Ministry and give
Kids for Christ the KFC 101: Overview of CFC Kids for Christ
0:25 – 0:40 Overview of Junior Kids Day • Give the Overview of Junior Kids Day.
0:40 – 0:45 Sharer Introduce KFC Couple Coordinator or Parent to
share about their child’s KFC life.
0:45 – 0:55 Open Forum
0:55 – 1:00 Closing Prayer Close the orientation with a prayer.

Parents Orientation Handouts

• KFC 101: Overview of CFC Kids for Christ (See Appendix M)
• Information Sheet (See Appendix E)
• Invitation Letter and Waiver (See Appendix D)

KFC 101: Overview of CFC Kids for Christ

CFC Kids for Christ is a Family Ministry of Couples for Christ that aims to provide a Christian
environment for kids (4 to 12 yrs. Old). It is where Christian values taught by the parents are
shared practiced, experienced, and reinforced within a peer group environment.

Our ministry’s anchor verse is Mark 10:14 “Let the children come to me; do not prevent
them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”

Our ministry’s vision is “Sharing Christ’s Joy to the Family and the World”. As a means to
realize this vision, we have identified the following as our ministry’s primary mission:

1. Evangelizing Kids – To make Jesus Christ the most exciting person in the lives of the
kids.

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2. Enriching Families – To provide opportunities for families to be closer to God and to
each other.
3. Renewing Society- To enable the kids and their families to make an impact to the
society and environment.

KFC Pastoral Formation

These are the activities all kids will undergo as KFC members:
1. Kids Evangelization Activities
a. Monthly Chapter Assembly
- Once a month gathering of kids where liturgically aligned topics are
given to Junior and Senior Kids

b. Senior Kids Camp

- The official entry camp for kids from ages 9 to 12 years old to
transition to become Senior KFC members.

c. Weekly Family Household

- It is an activity where the parents lead their children to meet Christ
and know Him more on a personal level. This is achieved through
enriching topics and activities based on the Gospel Readings.

2. Family Enrichment Camps

a. Family TIES Camp
- This is a one-and-a-half-day overnight camp that aims to deepen
family relationship and unite each family through different activities
and sessions. T.I.E.S. is an acronym that stands for ‘Together In Every
Situation’

b. Mother and Daughter Camp 1 and 2

- This is an overnight activity for mothers and their daughters that
provide an opportunity to spend quality time together.

c. Father and Son Camp 1 and 2

- This is an overnight activity for fathers and sons that provide an
opportunity to spend quality time together

d. Father and Daughter Day: Just Gotta Dance

- A one-day activity for fathers and daughters. This one encourages
dialogues and bonding moments between the father and daughter.
This activity addresses the misconceptions of the roles that they play

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 for each other and lets them realize that they are God’s gift to one
another by being the persons God designed them to be and by
sharing this irreplaceable presence with each other through exclusive
bonding moments.

e. Mother and Son Day: Adventure Time

- A one-day activity for mothers and sons. This will help the mother and
son to realize that they are God’s gift to one another by living the
person God designed them to be. Through sharing their irreplaceable
presence with each other they will develop understanding and
strengthen their relationship with each other

3. Social Renewal
a. Global Day of Service
- An annual, global event every September where KFC members,
together with their families and friends, are able to put their faith into
action by doing acts of love and service to make a positive impact to
the world.
b. KFC Love Project
- An activity that aims to inspire and allow the kids to propose their
own love project (an act of kindness) in which they will accomplish
within 1 year as a personal expression of their love for God.

4. Major Conferences
a. KFC Regional/International Family Conference
- A 3-day event, where the whole family is invited to go on a weekend
of family fun and fellowship while experiencing and learning about
the love and joy of Christ through the sessions and workshops
specially made for them. The Family Conference (FamCon) is
conducted consecutively for two years followed by the International
Family Conference (iFamCon) on the third year.
b. Families on Mission
- This is a weeklong activity for families wherein they get to share their
time, talent and treasure as they do mission together as a family. This
is also a chance them to travel to a different place and experience a
new and different culture.

The Junior Kids Day

The Junior Kids Day is the official entry point for kids ages 4 to 8 years old to become
full-fledged members of the CFC Kids for Christ (KFC) ministry. It is open to all children of
Couples for Christ community members, on-going Christian Life Program (CLP)

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participants, and non CFC members. This is a place where kids experience God in a fun
and loving way.

This is a four-hour activity usually conducted during summer or school break. Ideally, the
maximum number of participants is thirty (30).

In this activity, they make friends as they play games and share experiences in a
Christian environment. It is a venue where they learn about God and make Him the
center of their lives.

The Junior Kids Day aims for the kids:

a. To know that God loves them
b. To develop friendship with Jesus
c. To respond to Jesus’ love in our words and actions

The camp will be overseen by Couples for Christ members and Kids for Christ Couple
Coordinators. The kids will be grouped and facilitated by the Service team- a team of
Youth for Christ or Single for Christ members. We also welcome parents who would like
to volunteer in the activities.

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 Appendix B: Parent’s Briefing Guidelines

The Parents’ Briefing is given during the last session of the Junior Kids Day to prepare parents
for the closing activity. It is also the venue for them to understand better their roles after the
Junior Kids Day.

Objectives:
• To explain to the parents what their children have experienced during the Junior Kids
Day
• To give emphasis of their roles after the Junior Kids Day and in their kids’ KFC life.

Program Flow and Dynamics

Time Activity Dynamics
0:00 – 0:05 Gathering and Opening Prayer Introduce yourself. Get the attendance of
parents/guardians and lead an opening prayer
0:05 – 0:45 Parents’ Briefing Proper • Give the Parents’ Briefing.
0:40 – 0:45 Reminders • Proceed to the session hall after the briefing.

Parents’ Briefing Outline

I. The Junior Kids Day

The Junior Kids Day is the official entry point for kids ages 4 to 8 years old to become
full-fledged members of the CFC Kids for Christ (KFC) ministry. It is open to all children of
Couples for Christ community members, on-going Christian Life Program (CLP)
participants, and non CFC members. This is a place where kids experience God in a fun
and loving way.

This is a four-hour activity usually conducted during summer or school break. Ideally,
the maximum number of participants is thirty (30).

In this activity, they make friends as they play games and share experiences in a
Christian environment. It is a venue where they learn about God and make Him the
center of their lives.

The Junior Kids Day aims for the kids:

a. To know that God loves them
b. To develop friendship with Jesus
c. To respond to Jesus’ love in our words and actions

The Kids Day will be overseen by Couples for Christ members and Kids for Christ Couple
Coordinators. The Kids will be grouped and facilitated by the Service team- a team of

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 Youth for Christ or Single for Christ members. We also welcome parents who would like
to volunteer in the activities.

A. Overview of the Sessions

The sessions introduced the kids to God’s love, started a friendship with Jesus, and
taught them how they can make God happy.

Session 1: God Made Me Special because He Loves Me

Main message: God made us special and gave us gifts.
Activity: Hand print Painting

Session 2: Jesus is My Best Friend

Main message: Jesus is inviting us to be His friend.
Activity: Coloring activity

Session 3: God Wants Me to be Good

Main message: Being good to others makes God happy.
Activity: Like Jesus Activity

II. Reminders to Parents

As parents our role is vital in nourishing the Christian life and journey of our kids after
the activity.
A. Your child’s attitude will not change overnight.
If they still show less than ideal attitude, refrain from embarrassing them by referring to
this experience (e.g. “You’re already a KFC, but you did not change at all?”); instead,
remind them of what they are supposed to do and encourage them to do better next
time. If they did something good and right, praise and affirm them. Relate their
everyday experiences to what was learned today.

B. Continue what was started in the activity

It is your responsibility as parents to bring Christ to your child. (Reference Catechism of
the Catholic Church 2223 and 2224)
• KFC can only support you in this; it cannot and will not take your place. You are
responsible for developing your child’s relationship with Christ.
• You are an example of Jesus to your child. They will know Jesus by the way you show
your love for them.
• Your family is the best place for their growth as a Christian and being part of God’s
greater family, the Catholic Church.

C. Some practical tips in nurturing your child’s relationship with Jesus:

Part 1. Helping Children Experience Faith

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 1. Give a blessing to your child every day before bedtime and leaving home
2. Bring them to the Holy Mass regularly
3. Preserve family time, family play time and opportunities for one-on-one
nurturing between parent and child.

Part 2. Helping Children Learn Faith

1. Talk about God, Jesus, the church and your faith.

2. Explain signs and symbols of faith (e.g., the church, its furnishings, statues, pictures,
etc.)
3. Read/watch bible stories adapted for children and other children's stories with faith
themes, bible heroes, saints, and examples of Christian values

Part 3. Helping Children Express Faith

1. Teach your child the Sign of the Cross; use simple prayers at meals, bedtime and
family occasions (birthdays, anniversaries, first and last-time events, life-changes
and family problems)
a. Pray daily with your child (keep your prayers in level with their age)
2. Use religious symbols and objects (candles, pictures, statues, etc.) in family prayer
and celebrations.
3. Celebrate religious seasons and events (Advent/Christmas, Lent/Easter, feast days,
holy days).

Part 4. Helping Children Act with Faith

1. Teach children to share, to be fair, and to be honest with friends and playmates by
modeling appreciation and respect to others especially the less fortunate.
2. Teach children to appreciate and respect nature as part of God's creation.
3. Limit children's exposure to conflicting values and lifestyles depicted on TV, social
media, and advertising.

(Source: https://waterloocatholics.org/how-parents-nurture-childrens-faith)

III. Pray Over Session

A. Dynamics
• Parents will stand behind their children. Kids will down with their hands open on
their lap and start the prayer.
• Parent and child will take turns praying to pray over each other

NOTE: For kids without parents, any KFC Couple Coordinator and Rock Facilitators will
take over in praying over of the kid.

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IV. Closing
Your children will be welcomed to CFC- Kids for Christ as full-fledged members. Monthly
assemblies will be conducted to help your child grow in community life.

You are as much a part of KFC as your child is. We welcome you and your children to the
Kids for Christ Family.

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Appendix E: Information Sheet

I. Personal Information
Full Name:
First Name Middle Name Last Name
Nickname: Boy Girl
Birthdate: Age:
Address:

II. Parents
Are they CFC Members? Yes No
Father:
First Name Middle Name Last Name
Birthdate: Mobile #:
Mother:
First Name Middle Name Last Name
Birthdate: Mobile #:

III. Area
MM Sector/ Province /Country: Chapter:

IV. School Attended

From To School

V. Special Skills
o Acting o Photography o Playing the
o Arts and o Playing the Piano
Crafts Drums o Poem
o Dancing o Playing the Writing
o Directing Guitar o Singing
o Drawing o Graphic Art o Song Writing
o Painting o Video Editing

VI. Sports
o Badminton o Lawn Tennis o Table Tennis
o Baseball o Soccer o Track and
o Basketball o Swimming Field
o Chess o Volleyball

VII. Illness (requires special attention)

o Allergies o Diabetes o Motion
o Anemia o High blood Sickness
o Asthma o Migraine o Pneumonia

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Appendix F: Time Table

Date:

Sector/Province: Chapter:

JUNIOR KIDS DAY TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE THINGS TO DO
4 weeks before
the Kids Day

3rd week before

the Kids Day

2nd week
before the Kids
Day

1 week before
the Kids Day

During the Kids

Day

A week after
the Kids Day

Prepared by:

KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator

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 Appendix G: KFC Junior Kids Day Work Plan

Cluster/Chapter/Area:___________________________________________________________
Kids Day Date/Time: ____________________________________________________________

A. Venue:_____________________________________________ Telephone #: _____________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________
1. Camp Fee : _________________________________
2. Number of Participants : _________________________________
3. Food Provisions : _________________________________
4. Contact Person :_____________________________ Tel No.: ________________

B. Materials:
1. Songbooks/Song sheets 7. Sound System
2. Whiteboard w/ marker or Microphone
Blackboard w/ chalk Speakers
3. Registration Material 8. Junior Kids Day Manual
Information Sheets 9. Holy Bible
Official Receipt and Cash Box 10. Crucifix
Pentel Pens, Ball pens, Paper 11. Candles
Envelopes 12. Novelty Table
Tape 13. Kids Camp Completion Report
Scissors 14. KFC ID & Promise Card
Stapler 15. Session Materials
ID’s for Participants 16. LCD Projector
4. First Aid Kit and Medicines 17. LCD Screen
5. Bell 18. Laptop
6. Emergency Lights

C. Service Team
Team Leader : __________________________________________________________
Camp Servant : __________________________________________________________
Physical Set-Up : __________________________________________________________
In-Charge of Novelties: __________________________________________________________
Couple Coordinator (s): _________________________________________________________

Speakers:
Talk 1 : ___________________________________
Talk 2 : ___________________________________
Talk 3 : ___________________________________

Registration Table:

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 Brothers Sisters
__________________________________ _________________________________
__________________________________ _________________________________

Facilitators: (ratio to participants 1:5)

Boys Age Girls Age

1. _______________________ _______ 1. ____________________________ ________
2. _______________________ _______ 2. ____________________________ ________
3. _______________________ _______ 3. ____________________________ ________
4. _______________________ _______ 4. ____________________________ ________
5. _______________________ _______ 5. ____________________________ ________
6. ________________________ _______ 6. ____________________________ ________
7. ________________________ _______ 7. ____________________________ ________
8. ________________________ _______ 8. ____________________________ ________
9. ________________________ _______ 9. ____________________________ ________

Music Ministry:

# of Guitar: _______ Singer:

Guitarist(s):_____________________________ _____________________________
_____________________________ _____________________________
Keyboard: ______________________________
Other Instruments: _______________________________________________________
Holy Mass:
Priest (s): _________________________________ Who will pick up? ________________
Address: _______________________________ Tel no. ____________________________
Sacristan (s): _________________________________
Commentator: _________________________ Offertory:__________________________
1st Reading: ____________________________________
Responsorial Psalm:______________________________
2nd Reading: ____________________________________
Collection Basket (s): _______________________________________________________

Prepared by: Approved by: Noted by:

________________________ ________________________ ______________________

(KFC Chapter & Cluster Coordinator) (CFC Chapter & CFC Cluster Head) (KFC Sector Couple Coordinator)

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Appendix H: Junior Kids Day Completion Report

(Furnish copy to the ff: 1. CFC Sector Head, 2. CFC Sector Coordinator, 3. CFC Local Center)
A. GENERAL INFORMATION:
Date of Kids Day/Time: ________________________________________________________
Venue: _____________________________________________________________________
Couple Coordinators present: __________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Officiating Priest/Phone no. and Address: _________________________________________
B. LEARNING AND OBSERVATIONS:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
C. SERVICE TEAM:
Team Leader: ____________________________________________
Assistant Team Leader: ____________________________________________
Camp Servant: ____________________________________________
Music Ministry: ____________________________________________
Physical Set-up: ____________________________________________
In-Charge of Novelties: ____________________________________________
Facilitators:

Boys: Age Girls: Age

1. ________________________ ______ 1.___________________________ _______
2. ________________________ ______ 2.___________________________ _______
3. ________________________ ______ 3.___________________________ _______
4. ________________________ ______ 4.___________________________ _______
5. ________________________ ______ 5.___________________________ _______
6. ________________________ ______ 6.___________________________ _______
7. ________________________ ______ 7.___________________________ _______
8. ________________________ ______ 8.___________________________ _______
9. ________________________ ______ 9.___________________________ _______
10. ________________________ ______ 10.__________________________ _______

Prepared by: Approved by: Noted by:

_______________________ _____________________ ____________________

(KFC Chapter & Cluster Coordinator) (CFC Chapter & CFC Cluster Head) (KFC Sector Couple Coordinator)

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Appendix J: Prayer For Protection and Cleansing

The service team needs to pray for protection and cleansing against any form of harassments in
the Kids Day. The prayer warriors must be led by Couple Coordinators with Rock facilitators.
They must have a proper confession before serving and constantly offer prayers during the Kids
Day.

A. Sequence of Prayer BEFORE the Kids Day

1. Sign of the Cross
2. Prayer before entering the venue
3. Prayer for Protection
4. Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel
5. Prayer to the Holy Angels
6. Prayer to Mother Mary (Hail Holy Queen, Memorare, and August Queen)
7. Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be
8. Sign of the Cross

B. Sequence of Prayer DURING sessions

1. Holy Rosary
2. Psalm 91

C. Sequence of Prayer AFTER the Kids Day

1. Sign of the Cross
2. Cleansing Prayers
3. Prayer against Retaliation from the Power of Evil
4. Thanksgiving Prayer
5. Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be
6. Sign of the Cross

D. List of Prayers

Prayer before entering a place

In Jesus (+) name, I cover myself and this place with the blood of Jesus. I bind up
every demon in here, and I ask for God’s holy and powerful angels to protect me.

Prayer for Protection

Lord, almighty, merciful, and omnipotent god, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, drive out
from us all influence of evil spirits. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, we plead you
to break any chain that the Devil has on us. Pour upon us the most Precious Blood of
your Son. May His Immaculate and redeeming blood break all bonds of our body and
mind.
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 We ask you through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Archangel St
Michael, intercede and come to our help. In the name of Jesus I command all the
demons that could have any influence over us to leave us forever. By His scourging,
His crown of thorns, His Cross, by His blood and resurrection, I command all evil
spirits to leave us. By the true God, by the Holy God, by God who can do all, in the
name of Jesus, our Savior and Lord, leave us. Amen.

Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel

Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the
wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do
Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host- by the Divine Power of God – cast into hell,
Satan and all the evil spirits, who roam throughout the world seeking the ruin of
souls. Amen.

Prayer to the Holy Angels

Holy Angels, God sends you to protect and guide us. We invite you, in the name of
God, One in Three Persons: Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, come to our help. We
invite you to help us because we have received as inheritance the blood of our Lord
and King Jesus Christ and the heart of the Immaculate Virgin Mary, Queen of the
Angels. May you inspire us to seek God’s Presence and evade the steps of evil. Carry
our prayers in the presence of the Most High, and guard us from words and actions
that glorify our common enemy, Satan and his devils. Amen.

Hail Holy Queen

Hail, holy Queen, Mother of mercy, hail, our life, our sweetness and our hope. To
you do we cry, poor banished children of Eve: to you do we send up our sighs,
mourning and weeping in this valley of tears. Turn then, most gracious Advocate,
your eyes of mercy towards us, and after this our exile, show unto us the blessed
fruit of your womb Jesus, O merciful, O loving, O sweet Virgin Mary! Amen.

Memorare
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who
fled to your protection, implored your help or sought your intercession, was left
unaided. Inspired with this confidence, we fly to you, O virgin of virgins, my Mother;
to you do we come, before you we stand, sinful and sorrowful. O mother of the
World Incarnate, despise not our petitions, but in your mercy hear and answer us.

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August Queen Prayer
O august Queen and our Lady of Angels, who received from God and mission of
crushing the head of Satan, we humbly beg you to send us heavenly legions, with
Saint Michael the Archangel as head so that under your orders they may chase the
demons, combat them everywhere, repress their boldness, and drive them back into
the abyss. “Who is like our God?” O good and tender Mother, send your holy angels
to defend us, and to drive away from us the cruel enemy. Holy angels and archangels
defend us and guard us. Amen.

We fly to your patronage, O holy Mother of God; despise not our petitions in our
necessities, but deliver us always from all dangers, O glorious and blessed Virgin.

Cleansing Prayers
Heavenly Father, in the Name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, by the power of
the Holy Spirit, we pray that the cleansing power of the precious blood of Your Son
come upon us right now. Purify us and wash us clean with the blood of Jesus from
the top of our heads down to the very soles of our feet. Let this blood penetrate
the very marrow of our bones to cleanse us from any entanglement from whatever
spirit we have come in contact with during the course of our Kids Day.

Anoint us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit and refresh our body, soul, and spirit, and
may the sign of your Holy Cross drive away all evil spirits from us. In the name of
the Father (+) and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Prayers against Retaliation from the Power of Evil

We cover ourselves with the Blood of Jesus Christ through the sign of His life-giving
cross (+) we soak our family, our relations, our homes, our offices, our food, our
financial resources, our friends and well-wishers with the powerful Blood of our
Lord Jesus Christ.

We cover the whole air, the whole land, and the whole sea with the Blood of our
Lord Jesus Christ. Satan it is written in Revelation 12 “And they overcame him by
the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony”, we use the Blood of
our Lord Jesus Christ to cover us now. In (+) Jesus’ Name, we break every power of
darkness that has entangled us. We destroy all the web of Satan against us. We
loose ourselves from all the powers of darkness against us.

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 In (+) Jesus’ Name, we destroy and nullify al the curses, covenants, and the
initiation from Satan and his agents against us. We destroy any spell, incantations,
curses, covenants, initiations, and manipulation from any negative spirits.

In the powerful name of Jesus (+) Christ, Father we come against all the demons
that Satan has assigned to attack us spiritually or physically. It is written in the Book
of Isaiah: “No weapon that is formed against me shall prosper; and every tongue
that shall rise against me in judgment shall I condemn”.

In the name of Jesus (+) Christ, we come against all powers of darkness in the dram.
We bind and cast out the demons that attack us through our dreams. Signed,
sealed, and protected by God and hidden in Christ we know that nothing can
separate us from God’s love, joy and peace. Our Father… In the name of the Father
and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Thanksgiving Prayers
Thank you, Lord Jesus, for awakening my sleeping spirit and bringing me into Your
light. Thank you, Lord, for transforming me by the renewing of my mind. Thank You,
Lord, for pouring out Your Spirit on me, and revealing Your Word to me. Thank You,
Lord, for giving Your angels charge over me in all my ways. Thank You for my faith
in You and that from my innermost being shall flow rivers of the Father and
steadfastness of all Your ways. Fill me to overflowing with Your life and love, my
Lord and king, Jesus Christ.

Psalm 91, NABRE (Security under God’s Protection)

You who dwell in the shelter of the most High, who abide in the shade of the
Almighty, say to the LORD, “My refuge and fortress, my God in whom I trust. He will
rescue you from the fowler’s snare, from the destroying plague, He will shelter you
with His pinions, and under His wings you may take refuge; His faithfulness is a
protecting shield.

You shall not fear the terror of the night nor the arrow that flies by day, nor the
pestilence that roams in darkness, nor the plague that ravages at noon. Though a
thousand fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, near you it shall not
come. You need simply watch; the punishment of the wicked you will see. Because
you have the LORD for your refuge and have made the most High your stronghold,
no evil shall befall you, no affliction come near your tent.

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 For He commands His angels with regard to you, to guard you wherever you go.
With their hands they shall support you, lest you strike your foot against a stone.
You can tread upon the asp and the viper; trample the lion and the dragon. Because
He clings to me I will deliver him; because he knows my name I will set him on high.
He will call upon me and I will answer; I will be with him in distress; I will deliver
him and give him honor. With length of days I will satisfy him, and fill him with my
saving power.

Before sleep

In Jesus (+) name, I cover myself and all my property with the blood of Jesus. I take
authority over all demons of the night, bad dreams, nightmares, and lascivious
dreams, and anyone or anything trying to get into my dreams, and I command them
to stay away I ask for God’s holy and powerful angels to protect me, my property,
and all my loved ones as I sleep, through the night and the day. I ask for a fiery wall
of protection around me from the Lord.

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Appendix K: Game Dynamics

1. The Boat is Sinking

• The Team Leader instructs the kids to form a circle.
• The Team Leader commands “The Boat is sinking, group yourselves into…” and gives a
category (Example: Group yourselves into the color of shirt, age, color of shoes, height,
etc.)
• After a few rounds, instead of a category, the Team Leader gives a number as a
command. (Example: Group yourselves into 10, 6, 3.)
• The last two categories must be “boys and girls” then number of kids “5”. (Example:
Group yourselves into 5)

2. Land, Sea, Air

• Ask the kids to form a circle.
• Demonstrate the commands to the kids:
“Land”- Jump to the right
“Sea”- Jump to the left
“Air” - Hopping
• Give them different commands.
• Example: Land, Sea, Land, Land, Air, Air, Sea, Land, Air, Sea, Sea, Land

3. Archer, Rabbit, Wall

• This game is just like Paper, Rock, and Scissors.
• Divide the grouped into boys and girls.
• Each group must choose a leader.
• The kids will turn away from each other and must agree on what action to use.
• Archer shoots the rabbit. Rabbit jumps over the wall. The wall stops the archer.
• The facilitator will give the “Go!” signal and the groups will show their actions and see
who wins the round.
• The game can be played for 5 rounds. The group who wins the most number of rounds
wins.

4. Musical Chairs
• Arrange a circle of chairs with one less than the number of playing kids.
• Kids line up outside the ring of chairs.
• Playing music signals the kids to move and dance around the chairs
• Stopping the music signals the kids to find a chair and sit.
• The kid without a chair loses and one chair is removed for the next round.
• The game continues until one kid remains and wins.

5. Jesus says
• Instruct kids to form a circle.

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• Team leader will give the command “Jesus says” followed by an action (Example: Jesus
says jump forward).
• Example of actions: Jump forward, Jump backward, Jump to the left, Jump to the right,
Hands up, Hands down, Stand up, Sit down
• Kids will do the command only if they hear the phrase “Jesus says”.
• Anyone who does the command without hearing “Jesus says” loses and must leave the
circle.
• The last kid remaining wins.

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Appendix L: Pray Over Session

Team Leader’s Guide

Objective:
• To give an opportunity for parents and kids to pray over each other

Duration: 15 minutes

Dynamics:
1. The Team Leader gives an introduction to the kids and welcomes the parents
2. The KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator instructs parents to stand behind their children
and asks the kids to sit down with their hands open on their lap.
3. The KFC Chapter Couple Coordinator start the pray over.
4. The parents and children take turns to lay their hands and pray over each other.

Team Leader’s Script

What did we learn today, kids? First, we learned that God created us special because He loves
us. Second, we learned about Jesus and became friends with Him. And third, we learned that
being good to others will make God happy.

Before we end our activity today, Jesus wants us to pray as a family. Your parents are here to
pray for you today and you will also pray for them. (Introduce the Chapter Couple Coordinator
to lead the pray over.)

Couple Coordinator’s Script

(Note: Instruct the Rock facilitators and CFC members to pray over the kids whose parents are
absent. Music ministry will play slow song. Flash prayer on screen for parents to follow.)

We will now have the pray over session. Kids, please sit down with your palms open on your
laps. Parents, please stand behind your kids and lay your hands on them as we pray.

In the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Dear God, we praise You and thank You for giving me my child, (name of child) , as
Your special gift to our family. I pray that You grant us the grace to be the best parent he
or she needs us to be. Please forgive us for the times we’ve hurt our child in any way.
Please teach us how to raise our child to be good like Jesus. We will always love our
child, no matter what happens. May You bless our child and allow (name of child) to
always find happiness in You. Amen.

Parents please take your seats. Kids lay your hands over them. The Team Leader will lead the
prayer.

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Team Leader’s Script
Kids, let us pray over our parents. Lay your hands over them and repeat after me. (Flash prayer
on screen for kids to follow)

In the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Dear God, thank You for giving me my parents and family. Thank You for their love and
care for me. Thank You for the home You gave us.

I’m sorry for the times that I disobeyed them, hurt them and made them feel sad or
angry.

Please bless them and their work. Please heal them if they are sick and keep them safe
always.

Please bless our family that we may be more loving and understanding to each other.
In the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

KIDS PRAISE
It is advisable that the Team Leader will lead the Kids Praise.

Now that we have prayed over each other, let’s take this time to thank God for this wonderful
day that we are together with our families. As we sing and dance in prayer, In the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
(Make your personal prayer and use “Chada” and “Move” taught earlier.)

AWARDING OF CERTIFICATES
Now that everyone has been prayed over, let us formally welcome our new Kids for Christ
Members! As I call your name, come in front and receive your certificates, KFC ID and promise
card. Parents, please accompany your child in front.

During the receiving certificates, the KFC theme song will be played as background music.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEXT KFC ACTIVITY

Team Leader’s Script

Kids and parents, this is just the beginning of your journey in the CFC community! Come, join,
and have fun in our next KFC activities. (Announce next schedule and highlight chapter assembly
and parents’ forum). See you there!

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