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My name is Katherine Lyddon, and I am the Children's Work Adviser for this Diocese. Find out more about me.
To book a ticket for the YouthWork SW 2012 day conference, please follow this link.
Godly Play Resources available to borrow from Exeter BOOKS: The Complete Guide to Godly Play Volume 1 – How to lead Godly Play Lessons The Complete Guide to Godly Play Volume 2 – 14 presentations for Fall The Complete Guide to Godly Play Volume 3 – 20 Presentations for Winter The Complete Guide to [...]
Sand stories Sand Bags – £15 each Holy Family Risen Jesus £4 each Advent and Easter Wooden Picture racks £3 each Purple Felt for Advent and faces of Easter £6 Baptism White Felt underlays for Baptism £5 Parable of the pearl of great price comes with pictures of the merchant and objects exchanged White Felt [...]
People’s Postcode Trust - up to £10,000 Funding for small organisations, community groups and registered charities. Information on funding rounds for 2012 applications have been released. The Allen Lane Foundation - up to £15,000 Set up by the founder of Penguin Books, to support general charitable causes. Armourers & Brasiers’ Gauntlet Trust The trust will consider applications from less [...]
Grants help Captain Ketchup, Mrs Tagliatelle and others make childhood better 24 November 2011 The Children’s Society recently received a colourful thank-you letter from Wadebridge Churches Together concerning our funding of a holiday club in their town. The letter was one of the first reports we’ve received on our new effort of providing grants for local community [...]
Involving Children in Mission Posted by Sharon Pearson on November 3rd, 2011 on Building in Faith blog by Liz Perraud When we involve young people in mission, we help nurture them into discipleship by teaching them to care for others and by providing them with opportunities to serve. Congregations often find ways to do this with older [...]
The Archbishop’s New Year Message 2012 The Archbishop of Canterbury’s New Year message comes with a fantastic suggestion for a New Year’s resolution. “What could you do locally to support facilities for young people”. This is a well produced video clip, with a fantastic message from ++Rowan. Thanks to YCF in Winchester for posting the original post.
Follow this link for the details of DYWA vacancy.
Beyond sacred babysitting from Barnabas in Churches by Alison Harris At Barnabas, we want to develop the ways in which we can support and resource those of you who have a particular ministry among very young children (i.e children who haven’t yet started school). This will be the first of a series of feature articles about ministry [...]