I am 21 years old.I have been working with the AYC for 3 years now. I started as a volunteer in the evangelism team for around 2 years and right now I'm working in the ministry of evangelism and discipleship for a year.

AYC does an amazing role and I am so glad to work with them. As for the medical outreaches, lots of people in our area have been touched when they saw the love of the doctors that operated them for free, and the love of all the working team that was serving with all their hearts and coming from far.

AYC has supported me much through training each one has helped shape my personality and this meant a lot to me

It taught me how to plan and how to manage my time.Now we encourage the church through discipleship to take a practical steps in their lives and grow with Jesus step by step and  be light to others by actions.

AYC has shared a lot of ministries for example the medical outreaches meant a lot to a lot of people and it gave them a lot of good services in treatment and check-up in more than one medical

field, also AYC bring us a meal that we distribute to the people in an organized manner.

we  keep the contacts of people we serve so that we can contact them again whenever there is an occasion or ministry and we reach through this ministry not only Christians but we serve the 

Muslims as well in the neighborhood.

It offered us a special discipleship program and right now we are studying that program to be able to make discipleship groups to reach the people with the message of God through the groups.

The most important thing WAHA taught me is to be committed. To commit to the time and to the duties.  WAHA changed in me.  My point of view toward the life and toward things that make me angry was changed. My point of view changes as well for things that I loved. WAHA is a step in a long of recovery. It represents to me a portion of light faraway. I will walk gradually to reach the light. This light will reflect on my heart and mind