25/08/2026
SERENJE ZONE A | TETA CAMP ANNUAL MEETING
CHILDREN'S CORNER
Jesus made mud, placed it on the man’s eyes, and told him to wash in the Pool of Siloam. When the man obeyed, his sight was miraculously restored. For the first time, he could see light, colors, people, trees, and especially the faces of his parents. He joyfully returned to the city announcing, “I can see!”
The people were amazed and took him to the Pharisees. The Pharisees questioned him repeatedly because Jesus had healed him on the Sabbath. They doubted the miracle and accused Jesus of being a sinner. However, the man confidently testified about what he knew: “I was blind, but now I see.”
The Pharisees also questioned his parents, who confirmed that he was their son and had been blind from birth but were afraid to explain how he had been healed.
Later, Jesus found the man and asked whether he believed in the Son of Man. Jesus revealed that He was the One speaking to him. The man responded with faith and worshipped Jesus.
MAIN LESSON
The story teaches that Jesus is the Light of the World. He not only gave physical sight to the blind man but also gave him spiritual sight and faith. The man moved from physical blindness to seeing the world, and finally to recognizing and worshipping Jesus as the Son of God.
KEY MESSAGE: Even when others doubt what God has done, we can confidently testify about our experience: “I was blind, but now I see.”