
Identity, safety and belonging shape how every child sees themselves and responds to the world. When these needs are not firmly rooted in Christ, children can become vulnerable to peer pressure, fear, low self-esteem, harmful influences and confusion about who they are.
Programme Details
Age: 4 to 10 years
Format: Virtual
Dates: August 10 to 29, 2026
Duration: 3 weeks
Facilitator: Princess Emeka-Obiajunwa
1. Conviction
Children will become grounded in Scripture and confident in what they believe, helping them remain firm when faced with peer pressure, conflicting opinions or cultural messages that challenge their faith.
2. Intimacy with God
They will learn to know the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit personally, rather than depending entirely on the spiritual experiences of their parents.
3. Identity and Authority in Christ
Children will understand who they are in Christ and learn how to resist fear, lies, negative spiritual influences and every form of oppression through the truth and power of God.
4. Godly Boundaries
They will learn to recognise what strengthens or damages their hearts, minds and spiritual lives, and how to protect themselves from unhealthy relationships, content and influences.
5. Power of the Holy Spirit
Children will learn to pray with faith, use the Word of God, recognise the leading of the Holy Spirit and understand that they are not powerless when facing fear, temptation or spiritual pressure.
6. Spiritual Discernment
They will begin to distinguish truth from error, recognise ungodly influences and make choices that honour God, even when those choices are unpopular.
7. God Given Purpose
Children will begin to recognise their gifts, calling and the unique ways God desires to use their lives.
8. Resilience
They will become spiritually confident and better equipped to face disappointment, rejection, pressure and challenges without losing their identity, hope or faith.
Securing these foundations early can shape how a child responds to fear, rejection, friendships, temptation, spiritual pressure and the difficult questions they will encounter later in life.
Princess Emeka-Obiajunwa's journey of faith began when she gave her life to Christ at the age of nine. Through the intentional discipleship of her parents, she was grounded early in sound doctrine, prayer and a personal relationship with God. By God’s grace, she has continued to love and serve Jesus for the past 28 years.
As a teenager in boarding school, Princess became the person her schoolmates turned to for prayer, spiritual guidance and encouragement. Long before she held any formal leadership position, and before she later became Senior Prefect, her classmates affectionately called her “Bishop.” She prayed for sick students, ministered to those experiencing spiritual oppression and witnessed God bring healing, freedom and restoration to many of her peers. These experiences showed her the lasting difference that intentional childhood discipleship can make. Since Princess had been equipped early, she was able to recognise spiritual needs, stand confidently in her faith and help others while she was still young.
Princess holds a BA in Theology and MA in Christian Education. She has also designed discipleship curricula that have been used across several Christian programmes. Her approach combines sound biblical teaching, age appropriate learning and practical spiritual formation.
Faith Boot Camp is therefore deeply personal to her. She understands both the importance of giving children a firm spiritual foundation and the powerful outcomes that can emerge when children are taught to know God, understand Scripture and walk confidently in their faith from an early age.