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Get Set - More Than Gold training day for churches
More Than Gold training day for churches in the East London region Saturday 31 March @ St Angela's School West Ham E7 8HU This day will cover many angles of events' organising and include partnering ministries with specific expertise. >>> Suggest more than one person per church goes so more seminars can be attended >>> Two minibuses will be going from Thurrock, provided free of charge by Fruitful Land Tilbury and Socketts Heath Baptist Church >>> When you register (see below) your place at Get Set, please also inform Tim Harrold (MTG Borough Champion) if you wish to book a place on one of the minibuses
Can't make this? There are also training days in other locations (see below).
What's happening at Get Set?
- This is the day every church needs so as to be ready for the 2012 Games
- You’ll leave with new ideas, strategies, skills and resources. All so your church can make the most of the 2012 Games.
- Each day is a Saturday from 10.30 to 4.30. With the cost is only £10 per person.
- Advance registration is essential to secure your workshop choices.
- For the full information on content and venues click here.
- Who should attend?
- Churches are encouraged to bring a team to Get Set. It is for all who play a key role in children, youth, outreach, events and more.
- The skills and insights learned will be of benefit long after the 2012 Games dust has settled.
The workshop subjects
- Choose 1 of 3 all-day sessions or 4 from the list of 8 electives.
- The full day choices:
- How to run a community festival that has an enduring impact
- Using sport to impact children, youth, adults and sportspeople in ways that last
- How to be a Games Pastor and develop your ongoing ministry
- Electives - choose up to 4 from:
- New to More Than Gold? – how your church can make the most of the Games
- How to reach and minister to children through the 2012 Games
- How to impact young people through the 2012 Games
- How to use the Torch Relay to impact your community
- How to build a strong prayer foundation for mission in your community
- How to make the most of an international Mission Team during your Games outreach
- How to do mission through the Paralympics
- How to take action over Games-related issues of social justice
When and where is Get Set? All around the nation - those within reach of Thurrock are:
February
March
- 10th Central London
- 17th Greenwich
- 31st East London (West Ham) - the one the Thurrock Gold Champions are going to
April
- 21st Stevenage (Tim Harrold to lead seminar on MTG Prayer at this)
You MUST register online - go to http://www.morethangold.org.uk/your-church/get-set-a-day-to-get-ready.html to do so.
>>> Why not consider becoming a 'Gold Champion', representing your church with other local Gold Champions and being conduit for information from More Than Gold? >>> Contact the Thurrock 'Borough Champion', Tim Harrold, for more information, on tim@transformationthurrock.com. >>> See http://www.morethangold.org.uk/your-church/church-representatives.html for more details on what it means to be a Gold Champion >>> More info on everything London 2012-related at www.morethangold.org.uk
MORE THAN GOLD VIDEOS TO DOWNLOAD Download a video from More Than Gold here to show to your leadership teams and congregations:
- http://www.morethangold.org.uk/resources/dvd-for-churches-and-leaders.html
More Than Gold’s fast-moving DVD, Get Ready to Run, helps churches see the potential of the Games and their part in it. There are two versions –
- Church version (3 mins 39 secs) for services, home groups, etc, to open eyes to the opportunities the Games offer.
- Leaders version (6 mins 24 secs) with extra background and advice on the next steps.
Both versions include –
- Examples of past engagement with the Games
- Interviews with key people
- A soundtrack by Delirious?
(Either version is suitable for a congregation - the only difference is that the longer one is more detailed and informative.)
The Olympic Torch comes to Thurrock on Friday 6 July, hitting Grays in the late afternoon.
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Tim Harrold, 27/01/2012 |
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