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How do Christian children's workers meet the five aims of Every Child Matters and how do we show that the work we do in secular society is essential to our chidlren's growth?
New Wine Children's Ministry Training Day - LSE at St Barnabas, Finchley
June 6, 2009 all day
These days are designed for you to come and be inspired and empowered to reach out to the 0-14s in your community, help them encounter Jesus, and disciple them to pursue all God has for them through the Holy Spirit and his word in this life and th...
Child evangelism ...done and dusted? at Kestin House
March 4, 2009 from 10am to 4pm
- 230 years of child evangelism in 230 minutes!
For the last five years Mark Griffiths has been studying child evangelism in the United Kingdom. In this special training event he will present some of the findings of that research.
The research...
Profile Information
- Have you had any formal training for your role
- Training for ordination
- Hometown:
- London
- What church denomination do you belong to
- Church of England
- What type of work with children are you involved in
- Community and Outreach
- Are you a volunteer or an employee
- Full time church worker
- Which of the following interest groups might you be interested in
- Unchurched Child, Children and Culture, Parenting and Family
- Do you train others - please give details
- Yes - Former co-ordinator of New Wine Kids Work
Helen Shannon's Blog
Children and infants faint in the streets of the city!
A month or so ago I was in a worship/prayer meeting at our church, and as often happens when we come into the presence of God in worship, he once again began to break my heart for children and as I started to weep and cry out to him, he gave me a picture/vision.
What I saw was a picture of starving and malnourished children, it reminded me of the pictures that came out of Ethiopia in the 80’s, but these children were from the UK and Europe. People thought they were okay, they thought that they… Continue
What I saw was a picture of starving and malnourished children, it reminded me of the pictures that came out of Ethiopia in the 80’s, but these children were from the UK and Europe. People thought they were okay, they thought that they… Continue
Posted on May 31, 2009 at 3:58pm —
The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood
The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood. We saw the glory with our own eyes, the one-of-a-kind glory, like Father, like Son, Generous inside and out, true from start to finish. John 1:14 The Message
I love the Message’s translation of John 1:14 …the idea that God moved into our neighborhood at the incarnation. As Christians’ we know the truth that God is up close and personal with us, that he has moved into our “personal neighborhood”. But what about those who have yet t… Continue
I love the Message’s translation of John 1:14 …the idea that God moved into our neighborhood at the incarnation. As Christians’ we know the truth that God is up close and personal with us, that he has moved into our “personal neighborhood”. But what about those who have yet t… Continue
Posted on March 30, 2009 at 12:01pm — 2 Comments
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