CIC Qatar HOLY Cadets Youth Group

10/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all pur wonderful moms out there! You are seen, loved and appreciated....❤

To every mother, grandmom, guardian, tita, ate, fur-mom, dad-mom, mom without mom, a should-be-mom, a solo mom, a new mom, an expecting mom, a mother figure, a mentor, and a woman who became a safe place for someone else — Happy Mother’s Day.
Motherhood is not only seen in giving birth. Sometimes, it is seen in the quiet sacrifices, the endless prayers, the late-night worries, the gentle reminders, and the unconditional love that never gives up. The Bible reminds us that God sees every kind of motherly heart.
Today, we honor the women whose love reflects the heart of God — strong yet gentle, tired yet faithful, imperfect yet deeply valuable.
May every mother and mother figure be reminded today:God sees you. God honors you. And your love matters more than you know.

30/04/2026

Happy 19 Years Christ is Coming Qatar! God is indeed faithful and sovereign!

15/04/2026

Happy Birthday to our March and April peeps! Grow deep, soar high and stand your ground! Continue to march forward with Jesus! Group hug!!

09/04/2026

Yey! We are excited and glad to announce the resumption of our classes tonight! We're inviting all kids and youth out there, along with their parents, to join us. It is always good to grow and experience Jesus together! We have more seats dedicated to you! Just come as you are and give Jesus the chance to reveal Himself to you!
-Thursday Worship Service
Corinth Hall- 8:30-10:00 PM
- CIC-Qatar Kids Church
Toddler/Preschool and Primary/Intermediate Classes
Hebron Hall C-9:00-10:00 PM
-CIC Qatar HOLY Cadets Youth Group
Hebron Hall B- 9:00-10:00 PM

08/04/2026

Hi! We are the Holy Cadets-Youth Group of Christ is Coming Qatar! We are here, moved by Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and are being equipped for every good work! It is our desire to help youth meet Jesus and grow in His fullness and love. Join the squad and march with us!

05/04/2026

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Today, we return to the empty tomb, looking back at that moment that changed the fabric of creation and history itself—the righting of every wrong. It is not just a tradition to observe, but an invitation to come and see for ourselves that Jesus has risen.
The empty tomb—that quiet space marked by peace and order—is evidence that through faith and God’s mercy, we who were once dead in sin are now alive in Him. Those who believe are being raised with Christ, a transformation not earned by good works, but given by the grace of God. To truly live now is to behold the Lord, encountering the living and resurrected Christ in all His power and wonder.
May we desire to have hearts that die daily to sin. Today, let us reflect on the ways God has met us along this journey, showing us great mercy, and continue to love daily through His love—returning to Him with hearts of repentance, gratitude, and unceasing devotion.
Are you willing to make your life a living example of the truth that Jesus, who was resurrected, now lives in you? Perhaps it looks like choosing peace in the midst of chaos and crisis, forgiving those who are least likely to receive it, or being a voice for the helpless. A life that reflects the presence of God within becomes a light to many—showing that hope, love, and peace are possible with Jesus.

Matthew 28:1-20

31/03/2026

Jesus cleansed the temple not out of fury, but out of compassion.�Our desire to draw near to Him (Matthew 21:13) and our prayers offered in faith (Matthew 21:21–22) matter deeply to God.
Upon entering the temple, Jesus’ heart was broken by the sight of a noisy market and money changers occupying the outer court. During Passover, people from different nations gathered in prayer, and the only space accessible to the Gentiles was the outer court—also known as the “Court of the Gentiles.” Yet this place had become a corrupt business hub instead of a space where anyone could come to pray and worship. Many were even unable to offer animal sacrifices because of the inflated prices set by vendors, whom Jesus referred to as “robbers.”
Today, our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19–20), giving us the freedom to pray and offer ourselves to the Lord. Then, the noise of people making unjust transactions became a barrier that kept the Gentiles from coming to pray.
What are the noises in your life right now that hinder you from praying and offering yourself to the Lord?
Matthew 21:12-17