Huldah Academic Legacy Awards Criteria
Israelite Nation Worldwide Ministries – Education & Nation Division
Purpose of the Award
To recognize and celebrate Israelites (children, youth, or adults) who:
- Excel in academic pursuits with diligence and integrity
- Actively contribute to the spiritual, educational, and cultural strengthening of the Israelite family
- Embody covenant values in both scholarship and service
Scriptural Foundation
- Daniel 1:17 – “As for these four children, God gave them knowledge and skill in all learning and wisdom…”
- Proverbs 4:7 – “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting understand.”
- Nehemiah 4:6 – “So built we the wall… for the people had a mind to work.”
- Psalm 127:3–4 – “Children are an heritage of the Lord… as arrows in the hand of a mighty man…”
Category 1: Academic Excellence
Nominees must demonstrate:
- Consistent high performance in formal education (school, homeschool, or ministry-based learning)
- Mastery in core subjects such as literacy, mathematics, science, history, and biblical studies
- Evidence of intellectual curiosity, discipline, and growth
Required Documentation:
- Report cards or transcripts (past 12 months)
- Teacher or mentor recommendation
- Personal reflection or testimony (age-appropriate)
Category 2: Covenant Contribution
Nominees must demonstrate:
- Active participation in building the Israelite family (e.g., teaching, mentoring, organizing, serving)
- Leadership or support in ministry events, festivals, or educational programs
- Upholding and promoting Israelite values in speech, conduct, and community life
Examples of Contribution:
- Leading or assisting in children’s classes or praise segments
- Creating educational materials or visual aids
- Supporting family worship, prayer, or study sessions
- Volunteering in community outreach or festival preparation
Category 3: Character and Covenant Identity
Nominees must reflect:
- Respect for elders, peers, and spiritual leadership
- Humility, diligence, and a teachable spirit
- Clear understanding and expression of Israelite identity
Evaluation Criteria:
- Interview or oral presentation (age-appropriate)
- Peer and family feedback
- Demonstrated alignment with ministry teachings
Award Levels
| Level | Description |
| Bronze | Emerging excellence in one category |
| Silver | Strong performance in two categories |
| Gold | Outstanding achievement in all three categories |
| Covenant Crown | Reserved for rare individuals who exemplify lifelong excellence and generational impact |
Nomination & Selection Process
- Nominations open annually during Feast of Tabernacles or another designated feast
- Selection Committee includes educators, elders, and nation leaders
- Awards Ceremony held during a major convocation (Passover)
Submission Requirements
- Completed nomination form
- Supporting documents (transcripts, testimonials, samples of work)
- Parent/guardian consent (for minors)
- Deadline: March 1, 2026