Children's faith development through faith formation activities
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10603088Keywords:
catechetics, formation, interactive activitiesAbstract
Children, considered as precious assets and the future hope of the Church, demand special attention for their faith development. The Church, recognizing this, employs Faith Formation activities as a crucial initiative, seamlessly integrated as an extension of parental formation. This article delves into the Church's approach to nurturing children's faith through such activities, organized by parishes with adept coaches. Through a literature review method, relevant articles and journals are explored, revealing that faith education takes a central role in children's lives, with Faith Formation activities serving as an ongoing effort to foster and cultivate their faith. The article highlights the importance of creating a lively and enjoyable atmosphere in these activities, proving pivotal in enhancing children's participation and engagement, ultimately shaping them into virtuous children of God. The central question posed is how to make Faith Formation activities interesting and enjoyable for Catholic children in the Parish. The insights emphasize the key role of coaches' creativity and skill, suggesting strategies such as incorporating games, stories, drama, and art activities to create a captivating learning environment. This allows children to develop their faith, recognize Jesus, and emulate his teachings. In conclusion, the article underscores the indispensable role of enjoyable and engaging Faith Formation activities in shaping the faith foundation of Catholic children in the Parish. The Church's dedicated efforts through these activities aim not only to ensure children grow in faith but also to develop solid character, preparing them as a generation committed to a spiritual life.
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