Happy Children’s Day To Every Child

Happy Children’s Day To Every Child

Today, the world pauses to celebrate its greatest treasure; our children.

As a father, I look at my son, Prince Eneojo Josiah, and I see more than a smile or a tiny hand reaching for mine. I see hope, I see tomorrow, I see the proof that God still entrusts this world with fresh chances to get it right.

Children’s Day is not just about balloons, songs, or colorful clothes. It is a reminder; a powerful one; that we are stewards of lives God holds dear.

At Catch Them Young Bible Club, we don’t just gather children to play or pass time. We gather them to build foundations; foundations of faith, character, purpose, and joy. We gather them because every child deserves to be seen, heard, and guided in the way of the Lord.

But let’s not forget; children are growing up in a world full of noise, pressure, and confusion.

They face:

Unfiltered content that pollutes innocence,

Peer pressure that pulls them into early compromise,

Homes that are loud with correction but silent in affection,

A society that often sees them as numbers, not souls.

But we believe differently.

We believe every child is a seed of greatness, waiting to be watered with truth, love, patience, and prayers.

We believe they are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the lights of today.

We believe that when Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me,” He meant it with urgency, with tenderness, and with eternal intention.

So today, I celebrate not just children, but childhood;

The laughter, the curiosity, the honesty, the trust, the wonder.

To every parent, guardian, and teacher:

Protect that wonder; feed that curiosity with the Word. Don’t be too busy to kneel and pray with them, or to tell them, “God loves you, and so do I.”

To every child under our care at CTYBC:

You matter. You are deeply loved. You are not too young to know God, to hear His voice, and to walk in His purpose.

Happy Children’s Day

Prince Sani Emmanuel Grace

Convener, Catch Them Young Bible Club (CTYBC)

A Father, A Builder, A Believer.