NOTE: To be sensitive to those doing KidsGames in various parts of the world, we have used the name “SportsKids” in the Lausanne Document

We can have a church that …

• Commits resources

• Builds relationships with communities

• Allows children a voice

• Allows children to be in the midst of all its activities

We can build a world where children are …

• Safe, cared for and can live in hope.

• Given opportunities to know and respond to love of Jesus.

• Encouraged to bring hope, healing, comfort and Jesus to one another.

• Discipled, whatever their family or faith background.

We can create families who …

• Move beyond healthy nurture into their God-ordained role as spiritual care-givers.

• Are empowered to be the models of Christian values.

• Are equipped to create Christian traditions in their home.

We can aspire to Theological Institutions which …

• Allow a theology of childhood to inform all disciplines.

• Esteem children’s ministers as highly as all other in ministerial training.

• Create a synergy between theory and practice that is routed in the harsh realities of a child’s world

We can make all of this possible when we establish partnerships that …

• Recognise that together we can do more than we can ever do alone.

• Combine the strengths and resources of children, family, church, organisations and institutions across nations.