Max7

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Max7 is a social networking website that was launched in May 2007 in Egypt

The name Max7 comes from the goal of helping children and young people live life to the MAX, 7 days a week – the life Jesus described in John 10:10: "I came that they might have life and have it to the fullest." (NIV)

Max7[1] is a Christian children's and youth ministry website that makes resources available for free to anyone in the world. Resources include teaching curriculum, games, music, video, etc.

It is an open resource website where people of every language can find and also donate materials to be used by anyone else.

It is a worldwide partnership providing free download of high quality children and youth ministry resources. Max7 enables the worldwide Christian community (every church and every language) to have access to Bible resources. It freely serves the work of evangelism, discipleship and leadership development across the world.

[edit] Aim Lower

Aim Lower was the first video that appeared on Max7. It has been circulated around the web [2] “Aim Lower or as it is sometimes called World Congress[3]” was developed by a small non-profit creative arts organization in Australia seeking to serve the needs of children worldwide. The video was produced as a completely free tool to help churches, leaders and organizations communicate why it is vital to focus on children and highlight practical ways of helping. It came about as a summary of the 64 page document[4] that the children's committee at the Lausanne conference wrote. [5]

Max7's aim is to become an open source website similar to youtube or wikipedia and allow Christian churches and groups a place to provide resources for each other and partner together to reach out to the children of the world..

[edit] Other external Links

Children's Ministry 1234 [6] Heliopolis Community Church, Ciaro [7] Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, Children's Issue Group[8] The Lost Son video on YouTube [9] The Good Samaritan on YouTube[10]