Reaching those who engage in youth and children’s work is paramount to the work of Dan Jones, the Youth and Children’s Adviser. ‘Newslink’ is a free newsletter produced by Dan three times a year at Easter, Harvest and Christmas, providing youth and children’s leaders with relevant articles, stories, ideas, new resources and training opportunities in and around the diocese. Read the latest and back issues here.
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The latest Newslink for youth and children's workers in parishes is ready for you to download.
The latest Newslink for youth and children's workers in parishes is ready for you to download.
The latest Newslink for youth and children's workers in parishes is ready for you to download.
The latest Newslink for youth and children's workers in parishes is packed with ideas and resources for Easter, plus much more...
The Winter 2010 Newslink for Youth and Children's Workers features creative ideas for Christmas crafts, prayer and worship, drama and discussion, articles on exploring silence and the challenges of working with mixed age groups, and recommended resources and training, including details of the new Key 2 sessions for 2011.
Did you know that over 400 people receive Newslink? To try and cut down on the resouces used to produce Newslink, you can now get it from this website or by email.
For up-to-date ideas, resources and guidance for youth ministry check out Youthwork magazine every month at www.youthwork.co.uk
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