Growing your ministry with Children, Young People & Families 2014
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Workbook: Church Planter Training Intensive, Minneapolis MN, Sept 16-21, 2015
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Church & School Projects June 2014
Presentation to headteachers about church based projects that could support education and pupil development in school.
Using 20x20 PechaKucha Presentations in the Diocese of Norwich
The slides (pictures only) of my presentation on using PerchaKucha within the Diocese of Norwich at team leaders staff meeting in 2014
How the Church is Working with Children, Young People & Families
The document reports on children, youth, and families work in the diocese over the past few years. It notes the growth of programs like Open the Book in schools, youth cafes run by various organizations, and Prayer Spaces which have seen increasing participation. Recognized projects are highlighted as a best practice model that parishes can adapt locally while having a proven track record. The need to focus on investing in children, young people, and their parents to encourage exploration of faith is also emphasized.
Children, Youth & Families Update for Diocese of Norwich Staff Meeting June 2014
Children, Youth & Families Work Update for Diocese of Norwich Staff Meeting June 2014 - supporting local churches in their work with their community
20x20 Youth & Children's Work (Percha Kucha style)
This document discusses resources loaned by the Diocese of Norwich including games equipment, Godly Play sets, prayer space items, puppets, and books for all-age worship. It notes that 152 borrowers loaned over 700 such items in a year and that the loans were linked to training and events held by the Diocese of Norwich. The document also lists the number of loans made for specific types of resources.
Woodbine Willie - Poet, Prophet & Passionate Seeker
Revd Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy was a vicar and army chaplain during World War 1 who used his position to passionately support soldiers and criticize the establishment. He went from being a teacher to a vicar in Liverpool before serving as an army chaplain where he bonded with soldiers through jokes, cigarettes, and listening to them. His poems and words criticized the glorification of war and highlighted its brutality, waste, and hardship faced by soldiers. Despite being chaplain to the king, he was a fierce critic who worked tirelessly to help soldiers until his death in 1929.
Percha Kucha presentation on reviewing 2013 in the Diocese of Norwich, Childr...
This document discusses various resources and events available from the Diocese of Norwich including networking suppers in three cities, a bread and wine event, and item loans such as games equipment, Godly Play sets, prayer spaces, and puppets. The Diocese of Norwich responds to over 500 enquiries each year and had 152 borrowers and 700 items loaned linked to training and events.
Images for Prayer Slideshow for use in Prayers in Church
I used this as our Sunday morning prayers inviting the congregation to quietly pray their own prayers as they watched the images. The slideshow was accompanied by the song 'Wonderful World' by The Innocence Mission.
Hollywood to Holy Orders
This document discusses a person who left their career in Hollywood to enter holy orders. It provides quotes from the person about feeling lonely in Hollywood and not finding ultimate joy in their movie career. The person explains that becoming a priest allows them to be more embedded in and love the world. The document also includes several bible verses and quotes about spiritual disciplines and practices like prayer, generosity, simplicity, and rest.
Are you tired? Reading
This passage invites the tired, worn out, and burned out to come to Jesus to find rest, recover life, and learn to live freely and lightly. It encourages walking and working with Jesus to observe his unforced rhythms of grace and promises he will not burden one with anything heavy or ill-fitting.
Prison & keeping families together.
Action for Prisoners' Families is a national federation that has worked since 1990 to raise awareness of the impact of imprisonment on the families of prisoners. It promotes just treatment of prisoners' families and calls on agencies to respond to the needs of prisoners' children and families. Several examples of best practices in the UK that support families are highlighted, including family support centers and special visits for children. Key facts about the number of children and families impacted by having an incarcerated parent are provided. Quotes from affected family members illustrate the difficulties, stigma, and emotional toll experienced. Maintaining family connections during incarceration is shown to benefit rehabilitation and reduce reoffending.
Visitors centres
The document discusses the expectations that visitors have of prison visitors' centers and their staff, including providing a clean, welcoming environment; friendly, approachable staff; refreshments; and the ability to pass messages to inmates. It also outlines the expectations prisons have of visitors' centers, such as properly checking IDs and visit orders and ensuring visits run smoothly. Current issues facing visitors' centers are also examined, such as a lack of funding and resources as well as the importance of family contact in reducing reoffending.
Living in the shadows
The document discusses the challenges faced by children and families of prisoners. It shares quotes from children of incarcerated parents describing feelings of shame, guilt, and lack of support. Visiting a parent in prison can be an uncomfortable experience for children. Maintaining family connections while imprisoned is important, as prisoners who receive visits are much less likely to reoffend. However, nearly half of prisoners lose contact with family. Strong couple and parent-child relationships before and during imprisonment help promote better resettlement outcomes after release.
Families of prisoners what can i do
This document discusses the impact of parental imprisonment on children and families. It includes quotes from children with parents in prison describing feelings of upset, shame, and lack of privacy and comfort during prison visits. Statistics show that 45% of prisoners lose contact with families during imprisonment, and maintaining family contact reduces recidivism. The document calls for more support for the estimated 150,000 UK children annually affected by parental imprisonment.
Everyday presence of god
This document contains several prayers from various sources on different topics. It includes prayers for guidance, forgiveness, compassion, care for others, peace, the Olympics, financial hardship, uselessness, certainty, strangers, and not worrying. The prayers range from a few sentences to a short paragraph in length and cover personal and global concerns.
St lukes family service sept09 final draft
This document summarizes a family church service focused on the theme of humility. The service includes songs, prayers, and readings centered around welcoming others as God welcomes us, confessing wrongs, and living humbly as Jesus modeled through service and obedience. Key passages from Philippians are read that emphasize humbling oneself, putting others first, and living uncorrupted in the world.
Pause absorb live opening loop072012
This document provides a 4 part message for those attending St. Luke's Church on 01.07.2012. It begins by welcoming those in attendance and encourages them to pause, be still and know God. It then asks those with ears to listen to a message from Matthew. Finally, it tells those in attendance to go and live life to the full, as told in John.
Pause absorb live opening loop
This document provides a 4 part message for those attending St. Luke's Church on 01.07.2012. It begins by welcoming those in attendance and encourages them to pause and be still, knowing God. It then asks those with ears to listen to a message from Matthew. Finally, it tells those in attendance to go and live life to the full, as quoted from John.
Thecreed
This document outlines a creed professing faith in Jesus Christ, who came among humanity as a humble servant. It describes Jesus as the word of God made flesh, who was born of a woman and raised as a refugee. It recounts how Jesus walked alongside people, caring for the poor and oppressed, healing the sick, and providing salvation for all through his life and teachings.
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How the Church is Working with Children, Young People & Families
How the Church is Working with Children, Young People & Families
Children, Youth & Families Update for Diocese of Norwich Staff Meeting June 2014
Children, Youth & Families Update for Diocese of Norwich Staff Meeting June 2014
20x20 Youth & Children's Work (Percha Kucha style)
20x20 Youth & Children's Work (Percha Kucha style)
Woodbine Willie - Poet, Prophet & Passionate Seeker
Woodbine Willie - Poet, Prophet & Passionate Seeker
Percha Kucha presentation on reviewing 2013 in the Diocese of Norwich, Childr...
Percha Kucha presentation on reviewing 2013 in the Diocese of Norwich, Childr...
Images for Prayer Slideshow for use in Prayers in Church
Images for Prayer Slideshow for use in Prayers in Church
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Trusting God's Providence | Verse: Romans 8: 28-31
Trusting God's Providence.
Providence - God’s active preservation and care over His creation. God is both the Creator and the Sustainer of all things Heb. 1:2-3; Col. 1:17
-God keep His promises.
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God’s special providence is toward His children.
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Chandra Dev: Unveiling the Mystery of the Moon God
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A375 Example Taste the taste of the Lord, the taste of the Lord The taste of...
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Growing your ministry with Children, Young People & Families 2014
- 1. Growing ministry with children, young people & families
- 2. 2 Supporting parishes in their mission and ministry to children, young people & families. • Providing training and resources • Identifying and sharing good practice • Running Diocesan events for children, young people & families • Small grants scheme Children, Young People & Families Team Encouraging co-operation and prayer support with networking groups for parish based leaders, volunteers and employed workers.
- 3. Unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven (Matt 18v2)
- 4. Training for your Parish & Deanery
- 5. 5 Training for your Parish & Deanery • Bible stories • I wonder? • Creative response • Feast • Uses silence & reflection. 5
- 6. 6 Helping children & young people pray
- 8. After-school clubs / Holiday Clubs
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- 12. 12 Resource Centres: Diocesan House & Loddon • Resources for your mission & ministry • Template programmes for after-school clubs, holiday clubs • Liturgy & worship resources for all-age/family worship • Puppets, DVD’s, musical instruments Please tell us what resources you need?