Black Methodists for Church Renewal,Inc.
Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Youth Harambee


What Is Harambee?

The word harambee is South African in origin and means “Let’s come together.” Every other year the national office sponsors the National BMCR Youth Harambee. This event’s purpose is to be a celebration of gifts, talents, and willing hearts of ethnic United Methodist youth. These events also focus on helping youth and young adults understand BMCR’s history, purpose, and focus on equipping and supporting Christian youth.

Besides great music, praise, drama, dancing, delicious food, prayer and Bible study, youth have opportunities for creative expressions—talent shows, skits, games—mission work, youth-led worship services and activities, and much more. Youth learn leadership qualities that help them become better students and better Christians in a fun, no-pressure, relaxing way.

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We Need You!! For the Youth 2011 Design Team!

Youth 2011 is the denomination’s largest gathering of youth groups.  Thousands of youth and youth workers will make a trip to spend four days together.  This event will be held July 13-17, 2011 at Purdue University: West Lafayette, IN and July 27-31, 2011 in Sacramento, CA.

The purpose is to connect youth to be transformed through connecting with each other, God and the world, so that we in turn transform our communities and make a difference in the lives of others.  For more information, click here>>