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What is a nazarite
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What is a nazarite
“When either a man or a woman makes a special vow, the vow of a Nazirite…”
— Numbers 6:2
God gave the people of Israel the option to make a special vow — the Nazirite vow. This was a sacred commitment, a personal decision to be set apart for God in a unique way. Those who took the vow had to follow strict instructions: they were not allowed to eat or drink anything that came from grapes, they had to avoid all contact with dead bodies, and they could not cut their hair during the time of their vow.
This vow was not just about rules — it was about dedication. God wanted the Nazirites to live differently, to live holy lives that reflected their deep devotion to Him. Their appearance, lifestyle, and choices were meant to show everyone around them that they belonged fully to God.
The reason God called people to become Nazirites was to raise individuals who would stand out in their generation — people who were not afraid to be different, people who would lead others closer to Him. In the Bible, some Nazirites became powerful examples and leaders in the kingdom of God, like Samson, who was set apart from birth to begin delivering Israel, and Samuel, a prophet who lived in God’s presence.
The Nazirite vow still speaks to us today. It reminds us that God is still calling people to live set-apart lives — lives marked by purity, sacrifice, and full devotion to Him.
In today’s world, we often focus on raising our children to succeed — academically, professionally, and socially. We want them to have a strong future in a competitive global market. We teach them to be well-rounded individuals, even good Christians. But here's the deeper question:
How much are we investing in a awakening to a life fully dedicated to God?
We believe it's time for a new generation of Nazirites to rise — holy young people, set apart, and fully surrendered to God. This isn’t about being perfect. It's about having a heart that says, “God, I’m Yours” even in the middle of weakness, struggles, or doubts. God isn't looking for flawless youth — He’s looking for willing hearts.
Our mission is to call and inspire this generation to live with a deeper purpose — not just existing, but walking in their God-given identity and calling. A life rooted in God’s truth, not the noise of the world.
When we create spaces where young people can grow, connect, and seek God together, they become like dry wood — ready to catch fire. And while we, as parents, mentors, and leaders, can prepare the way and lay the foundation, only God can bring the fire.
This is our challenge. This is our call.
To raise a generation of Nazirites — fearless, devoted, and burning with love for God — young men and women who will stand firm in their generation, set apart for His glory.
— Suzimeire Cunha

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