These three words describe how we work. Every figure below has a source and a date, so partners can check it.
As of November 2026
●Impact / 03
Through 2026 YSPI has worked in eight regions. The figures on this page come from teacher registration, attendance lists, and before-and-after tests.
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YSPI with Christian religion teachers of Cilacap Regency. 30 September 2026.
●Impact by stage
These three words describe how we work. Every figure below has a source and a date, so partners can check it.
As of November 2026
We help carry the living costs of teachers and servants, so travel between schools and household needs do not push them into extra jobs. Teaching material is brought all the way to the classroom.
Christian teachers in Riau registered for a monthly allowance
Indragiri Hilir, Pelalawan, Pekanbaru · 25 August 2026kindergarten to high-school students in 20 schools served by those teachers
Most teachers move between schools every dayChristian teachers in Cilacap received their first allowance
30 September 2026 · from 42 teacher records receivedChristian teachers attended the Cilacap gathering
GKJ Jeruk Legi · 30 September 2026Training for teachers and congregational servants is delivered where they serve, then tested before and after each session so the change can be seen.
POUK Sambu ministry leaders accompanied in two rounds
February and 14–17 October 2026average score before and after the first session
16 matched tests · Sebekik, October 2026ministry leaders completed the Leadership Bootcamp
With Sinode Gereja Kristus · February 2026prospective YSPI trainers trained
Training of Trainers · 6–7 November 2026Those who have been sustained and grown go back to serve others. Their reach is wider than ours.
students at Baradatu Learning House
Way Kanan, Lampung · plus computer classes and a women's grouparea groups wrote their own ministry plans
POUK Sambu · October 2026young people from 20 churches at the Youth Camp
Sambu, Riau · 14–16 June 2026participants from 144 institutions at the Christian Education Seminar
Sidoarjo · 4 September 2026







●How we measure
Every activity leaves a trail that can be checked: recipient records, test results, participants' written plans, photos, and financial reports. AI helps the team compile and track follow-ups; decisions and verification stay with the board.
Teachers and servants are registered before support is given: where they teach, how many schools and students, and what they need.
Each formation session is measured with a 10-question test before and after, then summarised per session.
Participants write down their commitments and work plans, which we follow up at the next visit or meeting.
Every activity has a report, photos, and a financial account drawn from the same records.
●YSPI activity record
13 activities on record. Open one to read the full record.
A two-day training for prospective YSPI trainers on designing, delivering, and adapting formation modules, led by Rev. Em. Dr. Robby I. Chandra.
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The second round of formation for POUK Sambu Group ministry leaders: five workshop sessions, an evening workshop, and adult and children's gatherings in Sebekik.
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YSPI's first Temu Kasih gathering with Christian religion teachers in Cilacap Regency, attended by 28 teachers, many of whom teach in public schools with very few Christian students.
Open pageYSPI sent two speakers to the Christian education workshop of MPK East Java, themed “Moving in the Rhythm of Grace amid the Wave of AI”.
Open pageYSPI held a discussion of the book Dancing in Grace at Gereja Kristus Teluk Betung for ministry leaders and ministry partners in Lampung.
Open pageBudiman Widjaja represented YSPI at the Methodology Seminar of ATESEA, the Association for Theological Education in South East Asia, and presented research on the POUK Sambu Group congregations.
Open pageA series of visits to the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Christian religion teacher forums in four cities to open a ministry for Christian religion teachers.
Open pageThe official launch of the book Berdansa dalam Anugerah (Dancing in Grace) with BPK Gunung Mulia in Kwitang, Jakarta, in a hybrid format.
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Two sessions on small-group discipleship for the ministry leaders accompanying the POUK Sambu Youth Camp.
Open pageA three-day camp for teenagers and young adults from POUK Sambu Group churches, with separate sessions for the ministry leaders who accompanied them.
Open pageOn the way to Riau, the YSPI team stopped to encourage the children of a hostel in Punggur, Batam.
Open pageA four-day leadership bootcamp for ministry leaders of the Gereja Kristus Synod (SGK). Eighteen participants completed the full program.
Open pageA three-day leadership formation for about 40 ministry leaders in the POUK Sambu Group area of Riau, where access to formation is limited.
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POUK Sambu Group, RiauFormation of ministry leaders and youth
Save My Generation MovementCo-organiser of the POUK Sambu Youth Camp
Sinode Gereja KristusLeadership Bootcamp for ministry leaders
RB GMK Baradatu, LampungLearning-house ministry in Way Kanan
Lincoln Berean Church, Nebraska, ASFunding for rural ministry in Lampung
Majelis Pendidikan KristenInstitutional partner in Christian education
Yayasan Trampil IndonesiaChristian Education Seminar, East Java
BPK Gunung MuliaPublisher of Berdansa dalam Anugerah