On Wednesday 15th February we have our Storm Away Day. We are heading the very short distance to living springs for a day out with the young people who attend Storm. Storm is our youth group where the young people of Amblecote go out of the main service into a smaller environment where they can learn about Christ with their friends whilst having a fun time. This away day will build on this weekly teaching focusing on Holy Spirit, the Bible, Prayer and the church as our family.
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We meet again this Sunday for our Captivate gathering, but this time, with a difference! We’re going to meet at 6.30pm to share some food together before kicking off at 7pm with a time of singing together and then some discussion. As we prayed for youth this year we really felt that having food at Captivate would give God an opportunity to lead us to be more of a family and closer as a group.
This month we will be sharing soup and bread together (with cheese for those who dont like soup)
We will be serving at 6.30pm.
This February half term is looking like the best one we have ever done.
Dudley Faith Football Cup – a joint tournament
First we start off with what me and Tim hope will be a great experience for many young people across the Dudley borough. A partnership between ourselves and Gareth Hides from Sedgley Community Church has been used to experiment with the idea of a football tournament run between our two youth groups. I am pleased to say that everything has fallen into place and we have sent up a 6 team tournament consisting between ourselves, Sedgley, and possibly Calvary and Champions. The tournament which is to be called The Dudley Faith Football Cup looks set to be a great way to combine football with faith.
Exploring Christianity – STORM DAY
On Wednesday we are heading the very short distance to living springs for a day out with the young people who attend Storm. Storm is our youth group where the young people of Amblecote go out of the main service into a smaller environment where they can learn about Christ with their friends whilst having a fun time.
On our way to Wembley!
Many of you will know about me successfully getting funding for my football team and our last trip is for the young people involved in the football team. We are taking them on an experience of a life time, a trip to Wembley Stadium for a stadium tour. The tour includes visiting the dressing rooms, walking through the tunnel to the pitch, walking up the steps to the royal box (where the royal family sit to watch games) to pick up the FA Cup Trophy. Not only are we going for a stadium tour but we are also taking the young people to Powerleague for a game of football. This week is looking set to be an amazing week for the youth involved.
We could do with some help transporting the youth for the football tournament so if are interested in helping then please come speak to either myself or Tim Barton. For more information about Storm and how your child can join storm then please speak to Elizabeth Cutler, Jon Start, Catherine Jenkins or Tim Barton.
God bless
Arron Worrall
Here’s the dates for the lads and girls groups -
Lads Group – cy boys jan-mar
Girls Group – cy girls jan-mar
After the Christmas break our clubs and activities are open again. Check out the dates below.
Friday 6th Jan – Club12-15 Team meeting
Sunday 8th Jan – Storm begins
Wednesday 11th Jan – Lads Group
Friday 13th Jan – Club12-15 Begins and Next Level kicks off
Sunday 15th Jan – Girls Group
Please note Sunday 5th Feb is our first Captivate of the New Year.
On Wednesday 15th February we have our Storm Away Day. We are heading the very short distance to living springs for a day out with the young people who attend Storm. Storm is our youth group where the young people of Amblecote go out of the main service into a smaller environment where they can learn about Christ with their friends whilst having a fun time. This away day will build on this weekly teaching focusing on Holy Spirit, the Bible, Prayer and the church as our family.
