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New momentum for the Protestant rural youth in the Roth district!
Birgit Bachinger has been elected as the new chairwoman of the Evangelical Rural Youth in the Roth district, while the leadership team is planning further offers.
New momentum for the Protestant rural youth in the Roth district!
There is exciting news in the Evangelical Rural Youth in the Roth district! Birgit Bachinger was elected as the new chairwoman and is looking forward to bringing a breath of fresh air into the organization. Together with their co-chairman Jürgen Volkert, who comes from Leerstetten, as well as the deputy chairmen Michael Bachinger and Antonia Rühl, the new board crew has already started work to continue the existing program and plan new projects. The election took place in an extremely positive atmosphere among the members, which strengthened the team nn.de reported.
Sophia Hechtel now takes care of the finances of the rural youth, while Katrin Bachinger is the secretary. In addition, Tobias Hörndler, Sebastian Hechtel and Anna Volkert were elected as assessors. Responses to the anniversary celebrated last year were numerous and members expressed great interest in day trips to various locations. The Landjugend Roth remains open to young people who are looking for community and activities.
Structure and planning for the future
The Protestant rural youth are facing interesting challenges not only in the Roth district, but also at the state level. At the last state meeting, the focus was placed more on the structure and functioning of the ELJ. Topics such as statutes and regulations were on the agenda in order to optimize the work and relieve the burden on volunteer members like the elj.de summarizes.
There have also been some organizational changes: Susanne Hausdorf and Matthias Pracht are leaving the ELJ, while Franziska Auernhammer is new to the team and is taking care of membership administration. The state board meetings were held both online and in person, with the new members, including Finia Groh and Paul Opitsch, bringing a breath of fresh air. The topics of the meetings focused, among other things, on financial investments and future cooperation in the state board.
Community and networking
An important goal of the ELJ is to promote youth education and also to cooperate with the umbrella organization of Protestant youth aej, to intensify. This includes 32 independent member organizations that are committed to child and youth work.
In order to strengthen the local groups, an exchange between ELJ e.V. and its cooperative is sought, with the revision of concepts in the area of youth education also being on the agenda. Clear job descriptions and separation of tasks should be developed to increase the effectiveness of the organization.
The ball cross, as a symbol of unity in Christ, remains a central component of Protestant youth work and stands for the common values and goals that drive the members of the ELJ. Current developments suggest dynamic and future-oriented work that is both fun and meaningful.