CCSW

This five-day course will next run at Kings Park Conference Centre, Northampton, from Monday 11 to Friday 15 October 2010.

Schools work is an increasingly significant area of youth and children’s ministry. This residential course is designed for those with some experience of schools work as well as for those new to this area of ministry – both paid and unpaid. It is suitable for people working in either primary or secondary schools. As well as thinking about the theological underpinning of schools work there will be practical sessions and the opportunity to gain new ideas and insights.

Course content includes:

• The mission context of schools work
• The educational context – legislation and its implications
• Developing partnerships between churches and schools
• Supporting Christians in the school context
• The role of Christian groups
• Enabling and equipping volunteers
• Assemblies, lessons, and other activities
• Developing a strategy
• and much more…

Click here for more information.

‘God in the Classroom – The role of faith in the Welsh education system’

with Bishop Gregory of St. Asaph

Location: Conference Room 21 in Ty Hywel, National Assembly for Wales Cardiff Bay

Date: 3 March 2010

Time: 12:00 – 13:30

The presentation will be followed by a time of Q&A which will include comments from  the floor.

To reserve a place or for more information, email Jim Stewart on j.stewart or ring him on 07921 080 464

There are only a limited amount of spaces available so advance booking is recommended

This Cross Party Group on Faith event is sponsored by Darren Millar AM

How can the church connect with the unchurched child?

Are we one generation from extinction as a witnessing community? In a compelling and thought provoking presentation Mark Griffiths examines how the church reached the unchurched child in the past and details how many pioneering groups are seeking to do the same in the 21st Century. Mark will help you grasp how many are helping to restock the imagination of children with the message of Jesus and planting the seeds for many more generations of witness.

This year’s European PrayDay for schools is in less than two months on Tuesday 17 November. Will you be taking part?

If you haven’t heard about it before, this is a day set aside every year for people across Europe to focus on praying for their schools, with events taking place right across Europe. You’ll find more information at www.prayday.eu.  The day is for:

• all types of school from nursery to sixth form,
• pupils, school staff, governors, parents, church leaders, youth workers and anyone else concerned about young people,
• anyone who believes that God hears our prayers.

Dear Friend,

As a valued supporter of CCSW we would like to invite you to meet and hear Matthew Lewis as he explains his work as Schools Worker and gives an insight into how the Lord is working in the schools of Wales.

Please come along to Libanus Evangelical Church on

Saturday 17 October 2009 10.00a.m -12.00 p.m.Tea and coffee will be served on arrival.

We are very grateful for your support in this work and hope that you are able to join us.

If you would like any more information please contact us (details on reverse).

Yours in Christ

CCSW Committee

The ACTW Annual Lecture will be held at Bryntirion House on Thursday 1st October.  (Click here for ACTW Poster – English/ACTW Poster – Welsh)