Winning Kidz Humble Servants

 The specific duties of a prince/princess assigned to him/her within the God's  royal family. 

may include:

1. Representing the royal family: Princes and Princesses often represent the royal family at public events, ceremonies, and functions. They may attend events such as state dinners, charity fundraisers, and official visits the land of the LOST.
2. Charitable work.
3. Supporting national culture: 
4. Supporting the monarch

Overall, the duties of a prince/princess are focused on representing the royal family and supporting the monarch, while also using their platform and influence to make a positive impact on society through charitable work and other activities.

 An ambassador is a personal envoy sent from the head of a state. Just as a head of state sends an ambassador on a diplomatic mission, Christ sends us on a mission to represent him in both words and actions. The job has two aspects—conveying messages from the Sovereign and representing the Sovereign personally. 

 Ambassadors for Christ are God's special agents, called to proclaim, to direct people to obedience and live lives that are full of testimonies of faith and commitment. Ambassadors for Christ mean that we represent Christ. If we are to represent Christ, then we have a very tall order before us. 

God's ambassador represents and communicates the desires and will of the head of state that sent him or her, so also Christ ambassadors represent and communicate Christ's desires and will to others. 

Scribes are the your humble servants who copies out documents, especially one employed to do this before printing was invented.  

Modern day, the clerk, transcriber, clerk, record keeper, blogger, influencer, who manages facebook posts, writes relevant blogs, social media influencer.

 The duties of a Scribe are to document the  history, God's family, social, any other information pertaining to the encounter throughout many activities and events. 

  The role of scribes is to record all decisions, actions and issues noted by the group during meetings, as well as recording significant discussion so that topics need not be revisited. Everyone in a meeting should consider it their responsibility to help the scribe. 

They are skillful  

• Administrative writing skills.
• Reporting skills.
• Organizational skills.
• Record-keeping.
• Microsoft Office skills.
• Professionalism, confidentiality, and organization.
• Typing.
• Verbal Communication.