The younger generation represents both a spiritual asset and the future torchbearers of church ministry; consequently, their discipleship cannot be separated from the active role of God’s servants acting as shepherds, teachers, and living examples. This article aims to examine the role of God’s servants in nurturing the youth at GKSI Sabas Air Hidup Kabile, specifically highlighting the dimensions of teaching, pastoral care, and character formation. The study employs a descriptive-qualitative method using a literature review approach, supported by observations of the local church ministry context. Data were analyzed using a descriptive-interpretative method, referencing the Bible, theological texts, and relevant scholarly journal articles. The findings indicate that the role of God’s servants as teachers, mentors, and role models is pivotal in shaping the quality of the youth's faith, character, and involvement in ministry. Through this article, the author hopes that God’s servants at GKSI Sabas Air Hidup Kabile and elsewhere will develop holistic, contextual, and sustainable discipleship strategies including personal mentoring, youth cell groups, and the wise use of technology to prepare the younger generation to become ministry participants who embody the character of Christ.
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