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Scripture Union Sticky Faith Tour



Everyone who works with children and young people in a Christian context prays and longs that they will develop an enduring faith that will stick through their teenage and young adult years and into maturity. However, it is the experience of many of our churches that a significant number drift away.
This autumn we will explore the latest research from Fuller Institute into what factors help children and young people form a faith that lasts and ask how we can apply these principles in our own church context.

Baildon Methodist Church have managed to secure one of these evenings.

Where: Baildon Methodist Church
When: Tuesday 27th November 2012
Time: 7:00 to 9:45pm
Cost: £8 (£4 unwaged)
Event Programme
7.00pm Registration, refreshments and time to browse resources.
7.30pm Welcome and introductions
7.40pm Sticky Faith
9.45pm Finish


Full details.


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