"Raising remnants in Zion who will carry His Word and Spirit to the next generation. Soldiers fully grounded in Christ’s Word, showing it in their daily lives."
In our churches, parents—especially mothers—carry much of the spiritual responsibility, while children often feel left behind. This gap stirred a burden in my spirit, reminding me of Proverbs 22:6: “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”
With the help of the Holy Spirit, I launched a visual Bible class on March 3, 2025, every Sunday from 5–6 pm. The goal was simple yet profound: to ground children in the Word of God in a way they could see, understand, and live out.
By July 2025, during personal study, the Holy Spirit spoke clearly: the enemy was sowing distractions—even financial ones—to derail children from coming to God. The question came: “How much are my people willing to sacrifice to counter this?” The instruction was to organize a camp meeting for the children.
Though the vision seemed financially demanding, faith prevailed. During our 4am family watch hour, two witnesses confirmed the word about gathering children.
In August 2025, the first camp was held in Lagos and Port Harcourt. It was a glorious, Spirit-filled event. Children’s lives were transformed, and parents testified of lasting impact.
Since then, ERGASIA has hosted gatherings such as “A Day with the Lord” and many more. Volunteers and instructors have joined the work, tirelessly meeting the spiritual needs of children. The movement has grown into a nation of workers in Zion, raising and preserving God’s remnants.
ERGASIA means “Work.” This is the work in Zion—a divine assignment to nurture, train, and preserve the next generation for God’s kingdom. ERGASIA Nation is not just a program, but a movement of destiny preservation.
Mrs. Uwadinma Chinwendu Ujunwa
Convener, ERGASIA Nation
A vessel chosen to birth this vision, aligning with God’s heart for children and the future of His church.
