WELCOME TO
Leading Edge We hope and pray that you have come to Leading Edge this summer with a great sense of expectation and excitement. We are very much looking forward to seeing what God is going to do this year, in your lives and ours, as we come together to relax, recharge and be renewed. Our theme this year is Walking the Wire - following Jesus in a confusing world. As we try to live as followers of Jesus, it is in the context of a world which is ever changing and always confusing. The call of Christ upon his disciples is a high calling, but not easy. During this week we will be looking at how Jesus engaged in a world of contradictions and pain, and finding ways of applying this to our own calling to be missionary disciples. We will be meeting with God in the study of the scripture, through prayer and worship, and in his presence, rebalance our lives to live the life Christ longs for us. The following pages provide you with all the information you will need to get the most out of the week. It includes programme details as well as practical information and suggestions for things to do when you are not in sessions. Please take time to read through this programme so that you are familiar with all that is on offer. If you still have queries, the volunteers at the Information Desk in the Guy Nelson Hall foyer will do their best to find answers for you. In his name The Leading Edge Team
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Leading Edge Phone: 01235 517 752 BUGB, Baptist House Email: leadingedge@baptist.org.uk 129 Broadway Website: www.baptist.org.uk/leadingedge Didcot OX11 8RT Company limited by guarantee 4236486: Charity Registration No 1092619
Who are we?
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Who are we?
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A-Z information
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The Edge programme
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Friends of Leading Edge
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Prayer at Leading Edge
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Sport & entertainment
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Speakers and Participants
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Site map
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Things to do offsite
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Daily programme
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The Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB) is the Baptist family in England and Wales (there is also the Baptist Union of Wales). It is made up of churches, regional associations, the national resource centre and Baptist colleges. The Union works with others in mission - locally, regionally and internationally. In fact, the Baptist vision of the church is not constrained by national borders. Baptists see themselves as part of the world church, with a mission to bring people everywhere into God’s family. BUGB is a part of the world family of Baptists, and was one of the founding members of the European Baptist Federation and the Baptist World Alliance. The annual Baptist Assembly is jointly hosted with BMS World Mission and usually held over the first May Bank Holiday weekend each year. It is a further opportunity for Baptists to join together to learn, celebrate, worship and deliberate together. BUGB is a diverse Union with small and large congregations, different nationalities and differing styles of worship, yet united by core values and a common purpose of encouraging missionary disciples so as to change lives and transform communities with the message and love of Jesus Christ. Each Sunday almost a third of a million people worship in our churches – 140,000 of these people being in membership. The national resource centre at Baptist House in Didcot, Oxfordshire provides advice and help on legal, financial, mission, ministry and communications matters, and a variety of useful publications for Baptist churches and colleges. Many staff come from either professional (eg accountancy, finance, HR, legal, communications, secretarial, social work) or ministerial backgrounds to serve God and the Baptist family. All of the work of the national resource is funded by Home Mission giving. Founded in 1993 by Dennis Pethers, Viz-AViz Ministries exists for one key purpose: ‘To work alongside churches and other Christian organisations in communicating the Gospel to the vast numbers who know little or nothing of the truth about Jesus.’ This ministry is vital as most children, young people and adults in the UK are, in the words of Jesus, ‘lost’. Consequently, the ministry is literally a matter of life and death. Millions of people across the UK face a lost eternity but have little or no idea that there is a God who loves them and who sent his son to “seek and to save the lost”. Our passion is that every person in the UK should have the opportunity to hear the message of Jesus. Over the last 16 years we have developed teams and resources that effectively communicate the message of Jesus and we have seen many come to faith. Our core areas of evangelistic ministry are adult, youth, children and equipping the church. Underpinning all these are our technical solutions, media and graphic, and administration teams. So whether Taste comes for an evening, our graphic design team lays out a new fresh image for your letterheads, or we bring an effective year-long mission strategy, Viz-A-Viz Ministries will help you reach your neighbourhood for Jesus. To discuss how best to use us, phone the office on 01268 530531 or check out our website on www.vizaviz.org
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abcde A-Z of key information BOOKSHOP Colin Phillips and his team provide the bookshop in the foyer of the Bridge House Theatre. The bookshop has a variety of resources, including books by our speakers, BUGB and Viz-AViz resources, gifts and books. The bookshop will be open each day 10:30-22:00 (closed 16:30-18:00) except on Thursday when it will be open 16:00-22:00.
CAR PARKING We ask that cars be parked in the specified parking areas and not on the campsite wherever possible, particularly if you are likely to need to use your vehicle during the week. We realise that many use their car for storage or a power source. In these situations it is fine to have your car onsite but we would request that you keep vehicle movement on the campsite area to an absolute minimum, for the safety of guests and the protection of the school sports fields. If you do need to move your vehicle on or off the campsite, please do so with great care and preferably when the least amount of foot traffic is around. It may be easier to move your vehicle into the car parks while a session is on, in preparation for your subsequent departure.
CASH MACHINES Cash machines are mostly located in Warwick on High Street.
CHEMICAL TOILET DISPOSAL Please only dispose of chemical toilet contents in the specified locations marked on the site map.
CHILDREN Please remember to exercise the same care for your children while you are at Leading Edge as you would at home. Ensure they follow normal guidelines about talking to strangers and going home alone. There will be other people not associated with Leading Edge onsite at times, particularly at the Sports Centre when we are not using it. Please be mindful of this. Could we ask that you do not leave the site without your children, in case something should happen in your absence and we are not able to contact you.
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fghij The children’s workers would appreciate it if you could collect your children as soon as possible at the close of each session. If you need to bring children into the main sessions, please consider other guests and ensure they are not disturbed. The evening sessions held in the Guy Nelson Hall will be video relayed into the Bridge House Theatre foyer for the benefit of parents who have children not quite ready for bed, but not quite ready to settle into a meeting situation!!
COOKING If using BBQ’s we request that you make sure these are kept well off the grass to protect the playing surfaces. Please only use purpose built cooking equipment and facilities.
FIRE Please familiarise yourself with the fire exits around the school. In the case of fire, please quickly and quietly evacuate the building you are in and move to the meeting point designated. Please be on the look out for anyone needing assistance. We have a number of single parent families joining us who would be very grateful of assistance with their children in the case of any emergencies. In the case of a fire on the campsite, please evacuate your family and yourself to the closest open field.
FOOD Meals: The Dining Room provides breakfast and evening meals. Tickets must be purchased in advance from the Information Desk by 12:00 the previous day. Details of costs and times are as follows: Breakfast £4.10 (adult); £2.60 (child); served: Tuesday – Sunday 07:45-08:30; Thursday 08:30-09:15 Dinner £7.60 (adult); £4.90 (child); served: Monday – Saturday 17:45-18:30 Sunday Roast Lunch £7.60 (adult); £4.90 (child); served: 12:30, 13:00 and 13:30 Milk and bread can be purchased from the Information Desk each day. Snacks: Vending Machines provide drinks and snacks and can be found around the school grounds, particularly in the Sports Centre. The Pound Cafe provides breakfast batches, sandwich lunches, ice creams, hot and cold drinks, snacks, etc. Opening hours 08:00-22:30 Supermarkets are located as follows: Sainsbury’s: over the river, straight through the centre of town on the Birmingham Road (A425). Tesco: Emscote Road (A445) just beyond the railway bridge. Sainsbury’s: 1 mile down the Myton Rd (A425), take 3rd exit at the roundabout and facing you will be The Shires Retail Park, 2nd exit on next roundabout.
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KLMN ICE PACKS Ice packs can be brought for freezing and collected once frozen from the Dining Room 08:15-08:45 and 18:15-18:45 each day. Please ensure your packs are well labelled before bringing them, as we expect to have to exchange over 1,000 ice packs for freezing each day and cannot be held responsible for unnamed packs. Ice packs should be placed in the freezer. Please avoid opening freezers outside these times to give the packs a good chance to freeze.
INFORMATION DESK The Information Desk is located in the foyer of the Guy Nelson Hall, for questions in relation to registration, sports, lost property, and other general enquiries. Milk and bread will be available for purchase from here during opening times. Newspapers ordered at registration on Day 1 can be collected from here each morning. Opening Hours Monday 12:00-20:00 Thursday 08:00-10:00 and 15:00-18:00 Sunday 08:00-11:00
Tuesday and Wednesday 08:00-18:00 Friday and Saturday 08:00-18:00
LAUNDRETTE Binswood Laundrette (2.5 miles) 30 Binswood St, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire CV32 5RN
Tel: 01926 424212
Lansdowne Launderette Ltd (3 miles) 36 Kennedy Square, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire CV32 4SY Tel: 01926 420107 Albion Cleaners Ltd (6 miles) 89, Albion St, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2FY Tel: 01926 852190
LOST CHILDREN Please notify a steward or the Information Desk if you find a lost child or find you are missing a child.
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opqr MEDICAL ATTENTION First Aid - Please contact a steward or the Information Desk. Doctors - Please contact the Information Desk and they will arrange an appointment for you. Dentist - Please contact the Information Desk and they will contact the Local Health Authority to ascertain which of the local dentists can see you.
MOBILE PHONES In consideration of other guests, please ensure mobile phones and pagers are turned off during all meetings and after 22:30 at night. We apologise that we are not able to provide a charging facility for phones.
NEWSPAPERS Please remember to order your newspapers on Day 1 when you come to register. Your newspapers will then be available for collection each day from the Information Desk.
NIGHT CURFEWS Please respect others who may be trying to sleep in the camping area by keeping noise to a minimum after 22:30. If you wish to continue to chat with friends, please do so away from the camping area.
OUTDOOR/CARAVAN & GAS SUPPLIES Broad Lane Leisure: (01926 858 880) Kenilworth Rd, Leek Wootton. Take the Coventry Road (A429) to the A46 bypass. At the A46 bypass roundabout, take the Leek Wootton exit. Broad Lane Leisure is on the main road on the left, through the other side of Leek Wootton. Lockwoods: (01926 339 388) 125-129 Rugby Rd, Leamington Spa. 2 miles down the Emscote Road (A445) into Leamington. Homebase: 1 mile down the Myton Rd (A425) on the left before roundabout. BP/Safeway: 1.5 miles down the Coventry Road (A429) Halfords and Focus: The Shires Retail Park (also Boots, Sainsbury’s and others), 1 mile down the Myton Rd (A425), take 3rd exit at the roundabout and facing you will be the retail park, 2nd exit at the second roundabout. (Maps are available from the Information Desk)
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STUV PASTORAL PRAYER Members of the Pastoral Prayer Team are available for prayer and ministry appointments. If you wish to meet with a member of the team, please complete the prayer appointment card in your pack and place it in the box at the Information Desk. See page 12 for more information.
PETS The Warwick School has a policy of no pet cats and dogs onsite. Please observe this regulation.
POST The main post office in Warwick is located in Brook Street.
PUBLIC TELEPHONES A public telephone can be found on the outside wall of the Bridge House Theatre (on the wall closest to the campsite).
QUIET SPACE (CHAPEL) This is open each day for anyone who would like to spend time in quiet contemplation. It is also the venue for the early morning communion times led by the Pastoral Prayer Team.
REFUSE AND RECYCLING Please use the large ‘wheelie’ bins/skips placed near the entrances to the fields, observing those for recycling. Please do not leave items next to the bins.
SECURITY Buildings: Most of the school buildings will be locked at 22:00 each evening. Please observe these security measures and do not unlock doors you find locked. Personal Belongings: Ensure personal valuables are kept with you at all times. Leading Edge cannot take responsibility for your possessions.
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wxyz SHOWER FACILITIES Showers open 24/7 are located in the Bridge Sports Centre and the Pavilion (female only) at the top of the field. Those in the main Sports Centre will be open for use from 16:30-08:30 Monday – Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday.
SMOKING All buildings are no-smoking zones, as are the areas immediately surrounding the campsite. Please ensure, if you need to smoke, that you do it well away from buildings and camping facilities.
SPORTS FACILITIES There are many sports facilities here at the Warwick School for your enjoyment. See page 13 for more details of sporting events. Please note the Sports Centre is a sports facility available to members of its own club. It will also be used during the day Monday to Friday by the Warwick School Summer Activities programme. Please keep clear of the centre between 08:30-16:30 Monday-Friday. Parents must complete a disclaimer form before children under 18 can participate in any sports programmes.
THEFT Please remember to exercise an even greater level of care for your property while you are at Leading Edge than you would at home. The school is an open site and it is not possible to stop others from coming in.
TOILET FACILITIES There are toilet facilities located throughout the property. Accessible toilets can be found in the building directly behind the Guy Nelson Hall and in the Sports Centre. The accessible toilets are open overnight, as are the toilets in the main Shower Block.
VISITORS All visitors to the site must register at the Information Desk. While the School is public property, your visitors could be challenged if not wearing a wrist band or name badge to signify they are part of the Leading Edge programme.
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ADULT PROGRAMME
The adult programme has three venues this year. Bible studies will be hosted in Venue1 and Venue3, and evening celebrations will be held in Venue1. For those in the 20s wanting to explore the theme in more interactive ways, there is V2 both in the morning and evening. Venue1 (Guy Nelson Hall) and Venue3 (Bridge House Theatre) are for all other adults. Tuesday, Wednesday Friday and Saturday mornings begin with bible studies at each of the venues. Then after the break, there’s a series of seminars beginning at 11:30.
Afternoons are left free to relax or enjoy some sports or entertainment. However, on Friday 14:00-17:00 there will be a special resources display in Venue1 where you can come and chat to folks from our partner organisations and other groups associated with Leading Edge. Each evening (with the exception of Thursday) there are two celebrations followed by an AfterHours programme. Thursday is the day off for you to chill and maybe venture offsite. We end on Sunday with our final celebrations 10:00-12:15, so join us for these closing sessions as we prepare to ‘walk the wire’ in our local communities. And if you don’t want to travel home on an empty stomach but can’t be bothered to cook and wash up, why not book yourself in for a Sunday Lunch?
V2 is the café-style venue aimed at 18-30s at Leading Edge. With a more creative and interactive style of learning, the venue gives an opportunity for young adults to explore and worship God in a real and honest way. V2 is about asking questions, joining conversations, pushing boundaries and getting active in your faith. A place where young adults can unpack the bible and explore what it means to look like Jesus in the world today. Prepare to be challenged, share your story and laugh a lot! With both morning bible studies and evening sessions, V2 will put their own stamp on the adult programme theme and passages for this year.
BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 09:30-11:00 There are three styles of bible study, all considering the same biblical passage each day.
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Venue1 (Guy Nelson Hall) Sitting around tables, this interactive Bible Study will include engaging, reflective worship followed by expository bible study. There will be an interactive element for participants to interact with bible passages and themes, and to explore their practical application. Coffee and butties available from the Pound Café throughout.
V2 Designed for 18-30s this café style venue provides an opportunity for creative and interactive discussion, opening up new ways for the bible to be explored within the context of today’s world. Various members of our speaking team will share in the teaching during the week. Venue3 (Bridge House Theatre) A time of worship will be followed by biblical exposition from various gifted speakers. This will then lead to an extended time for questions and answers so that everyone can engage with the passage and discover its relevance for today.
SEMINARS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 11:30-12:30
This year’s Leading Edge will have a series of seminars exploring deeper the theme of ‘Walking the Wire - following Jesus in a confusing world’. Through a varied programme we hope that there will be something for everyone.
The confusing world of work One of the most confusing worlds we live in is that of our workplace. Through this series of seminars we will be looking at what it means to be a Christian in the workplace. How can we live out our God-given calling whilst doing that which we are paid to do? Are there compromises to be made? This will have interactive series of seminars led by Amanda Allchorn. Speakers will include Tracy Cotterell, Malcolm Broad and Colin Philips.
Creative walking
Crossingplaces
“In the beginning God created…” Jon Turner from Saltmine Trust will lead this stream. Saltmine Trust is a leading Christian mission organisation that serves the UK Church that uses creativity to communicate Christ. They are perhaps best known for their theatre company which performs nationwide. However, their core objective is evangelism. This series of seminars will teach us how to use creativity in our personal witness and church-based outreach.
Crossingplaces are where we are • with non-believers • with the intent to be, to do, to say and to think as Christ would in the situation • with an expectancy that something transformational will happen This seminar series will be looking at how as Christians we can make the best use of our everyday living. It will be hosted by Kathryn Morgan with a different guest each day.
Hot wires This series of seminars will be tackling four big issues facing Christians today. It aims to explore and discuss in a relaxed way some of the matters that cause deepest concern to Christians. It will do so in a biblical and pragmatic way. Jonathan Edwards will host this stream, with guest speakers covering subjects such as Assisted Suicide, Interfaith, Sexuality and The Excluded.
Leadership in a confusing world Leadership is often a swear word in Baptist life. What though does it mean to lead God’s people in a confusing world? This series of seminars will explain a few of the themes under the heading of ‘leadership in a confusing world’, hosted by Paul Hills.
The world of confusing relationships
The stereotypical, ‘husband and wife, 2.4 children and a dog’ shaped family is far from the norm in 2010. In this interactive and fun seminar stream, a panel of four people will be looking at the issues facing us in our relationships today, from a biblical perspective and in the context of social culture today. Hosted by the Hollidge tribe!
CELEBRATIONS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 19:15-21:15 Sunday 10:00-12:15 There will be two celebrations, in Venue1 and V2. Both venues will include worship, teaching and other elements, with various members of the speaking team contributing at each. The worship leaders will be Luke Hamlyn in Venue1 and Ben Judson in V2. See daily programme guide for more detailed information.
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Offerings Two offerings will be taken this year at the adult celebrations, on Friday and Saturday evenings. The Friday offering will be shared equally between the ministries of BUGB and Viz-A-Viz Ministries. The Saturday offering will go towards the costs of Leading Edge. Many of you will know we have always tried to keep the cost of attending Leading Edge as low as possible, to make it accessible to as many as possible, and the event is subsidised heavily by the Baptist Union. We encourage you to use the envelopes in your pack to allow us to claim Gift Aid back on your gift. By claiming the Gift Aid back, your gift becomes 28% more valuable to us as income, without affecting your pocket any further. Please make sure you use the correct envelope for the respective offerings.
Friends of Leading Edge Lunch Friday
13:00
Venue: Conference Room
If you are signed up as a Friend of Leading Edge, then come along to a lunch on Friday with the directors so we can thank you for your much appreciated support of the Leading Edge ministry over the years. Lunch and drinks will be provided, so please sign up at the Information Desk by noon on Thursday to let us know you are coming. (The Conference Room is directly across from the back of the Dining Room).
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THE PRAYER TEAM • Richard and Sue Owen are in leadership at Ashurst Drive Baptist Church in Gants Hill, north east of London. • Bruce and Isabel Daniels lead a church in Somersham, Cambridgeshire where Bruce juggles Spurgeon’s College training with hands on ministry. • Rosemary and Doug Hollidge are at a time of seed-change in their lives, as they embark on retirement by the sea at Southend. • Supporting them are a willing team of people who have all been ratified by their local church. The Pastoral Prayer Team seek to offer prayer after the main programme in the morning and evening. They are also available for prayer appointments in the afternoons.
made with members of the team, giving you a 50-minute slot. To make an appointment, please complete the prayer appointment card in your pack (cards are also available from the Information Desk). Please write your name, mobile and pitch number, and place the card in the box at the Information Desk. A member of the team will then contact you to agree a suitable time to meet. LEADERS AND MINISTERS We recognise the heavy commitment and stress which ministers/spouses, deacons and group leaders can experience. The team is available to listen, support and pray with you. There is a space for you to indicate this on the card which allows us to pair you with experienced ministry people.
THE ROLE OF THE PRAYER TEAM The role of the team is to be supportive to individuals in prayer. Confidentiality is high on the agenda of the prayer team.
A QUIET PRAYER SPACE There is a quiet room in the Chapel for any guests to visit. Please come and take time out in this atmosphere if you wish to be still before God and draw aside from the bustle.
HOW CAN INDIVIDUALS ACCESS THE PRAYER TEAM? After the evening celebrations and some seminar sessions, members of the team will be available to pray with you. Prayer appointments can also be
EARLY MORNING COMMUNION At 08:30 on most mornings you can start your day with Communion. This is a reflective and quiet space where you can meet with God. Please see the daily programme below for details.
Morning Communion at 08:30
The Communion themes are set around ‘Walking through the Beatitudes’ DAY LEADER TITLE Tuesday Sue Owen Walking – Starting Wednesday Doug Hollidge Walking – Provision Friday Rosemary Hollidge Walking – Direction Saturday Bruce Daniels Walking – Surviving
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DAY TIME SPORT
& ENTERTAINMENT Come rain (but it won’t do that will it?), shine (yeah yeah!), or tornadoes (let’s hope not!) there are plenty of exciting and enjoyable activities for every one of you this year at Leading Edge!
Daily Activities Archery
13:30-17:15
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
Archery is a real family favourite and has proven to be an integral part of the Leading Edge experience. So if you’ve never tried it before, now is your chance to grab that bow and arrow. Sessions last 45 minutes and cost £5.00 per person (aged 8 yrs and over). Spaces are limited, so sign up early at the Information Desk.
Climbing Wall
16:30-18:00
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
Climbing Wall instruction is available in the Sports Centre. With professional instruction, whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you will soon be up and down the wall! Why not try it? It costs £9.00 per session (45 minutes) and spaces are limited, so sign up early at the Information Desk. For ages 8yrs and over.
Family Film 14:00 Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Science Theatre
(repeated at 16:00 if wet weather!)
Check the Daily Update to find out what film is being shown.
Squash and Badminton 16:30-18:00 Monday-Friday Sports Centre
(competition on Saturday 14:00-17:00)
Courts can be booked at the Information Desk throughout the week, so please book in and enjoy!
Swimming 06:45-07:45 and 16:30-18:00
06:45-07:45 and 12:30-16:30
Monday-Friday Saturday
In the mornings just turn up at the pool for your early morning swim. In the afternoons, please collect your free entry ticket from the Information Desk before heading to the pool. (30 minute sessions Monday-Friday, one hour sessions on Saturday).
Tennis 13:00-18:00 Monday-Saturday (competition on Wednesday from 14:00)
Courts can be booked at the Information Desk throughout the week.
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Tuesday African Drumming
14:00, 15:00, 16:00
Main Sports Field (wet weather venue: Music Room)
Back by popular demand! A chance to play the drums, learn some rhythms and have a fantastic time. The workshop costs
£4 for 45 minutes, so please sign up at the Information Desk. Last year every space was filled for each session, so book early to avoid disappointment!
Family Sports Day
14:30
Main Sports Field
Whether it be getting involved with ‘throwing the welly’ (which we won’t need to be wearing this year!) or the egg and spoon race, or whether you simply want to watch all the fun and excitement, come along to the family sports event. All ages. Come and meet Mark and his team as we enjoy this great opportunity to cheer one another on!
WEDNESDAY Hooping 14:00, 15:00, 16:00
Main Sports Field (or the Bridge Sports Centre if wet!)
New to Leading Edge this year! Want to have a go at hooping, learning new techniques to impress your friends?
How about hooping to music or in synchronisation with others? And all the while keeping fit and forming lovely supple hips at the same time! Workshops of 45 minutes with a trained professional. The workshop costs £4 per child (5-16 yrs). Numbers are limited, so please sign up at the Information Desk. Great photo opportunity too!
Football Tournament 14:00 Astro Turf Pitches (5-a-side: under 10s and under 15s) Sign up at the Information Desk by lunchtime on Wednesday with your team names. Turn up and you may just get a game. Meet at the astro turf pitches at 14:00.
Tennis Competition (Junior & Adult)
14:00
Tennis Courts
Turn up at the courts at 14:00 and we’ll see if we have a budding Andy Murray, or Virginia Wade!!
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THURSDAY Tropical Inc
15:00
Main Sports Field
Thursday is the day off but not for the entertainments team! Even during the day there is something happening. Come and view creepy crawlies, birds of prey and some soft and fluffy animals with a chance to ask a question of an expert. Have your photo taken too! The display will be on show from 15:00 and the special presentation with the birds of prey will be during the communal picnic at 17:00. Feel free to bring your picnics and join us on the field!
FRIDAY Skipping
14:00, 15:00, 16:00
Bridge Sports Centre
Following on from the success of last year’s jump rope sessions, we return this year with more ropes and lots of jumping up and down! Learn the art of skipping from the professionals, and much more besides. Once again, there are limited spaces so book early at the Information Desk - cost is £4 per child (5-16 yrs). Numbers are limited, so please sign up at the Information Desk. Remember skipping is good exercise and good fun for the kids.
Football Competition 14:00 (Adult 5-a-side)
Astro Turf Pitches
Sign up at the Information Desk and be at the pitches at 14:00 for the battle (oops!) competition to begin.
THEATRE! THEATRE! THEATRE! Key Witness
16:00
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
Lantern Theatre Company presents The Easter Story told by the eye witnesses: ordinary people who saw extraordinary things. The final days of Jesus’ earthly life are interwoven with earlier episodes using comedy, music and drama. This is perfect for all the family!
SaturdayTHEATRE! THEATRE! THEATRE! Badminton, Squash & Table Tennis Competitions
14:00
Sports Centre
Turn up at the Sports Centre at 14:00 for instructions, rules and let the competitions begin!
THEATRE! THEATRE! THEATRE! The Good, The Bad and The Bible 15:00
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
The Good, the Bad and the Bible is Silhouette Theatre Company’s production and is being performed here at Leading Edge for the second time! Mystery stories you have heard before but maybe never seen quite like this. It has been written with Stephen Deal who co-wrote The Millennium Prayer with Paul Field for Sir Cliff Richard, and the musical Hopes and Dreams with Rob Frost. It is a fun, moving and challenging show for all the family.
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MONDAY Night off! We let you relax into Leading Edge and spend Monday night checking your tents, caravans, and gazebos, and ensuring you have located the toilets!
Tuesday YouTube Extravanganza!
21:45
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
Always entertaining, funny, poignant(!) and moving, a trawl of the internet for funny clips, stories and general silliness. Audience participation expected! Watch out for some special guests and general hilarity.
Wednesday The Judsons Live!
21:45
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
Last year the Judson family – Tim, Ben & dad Keith – gave us a great evening of live music. And the Judsons, well mainly Tim, are back again after last year’s resounding success. Talented, good looking, great company and with stories to tell (yes he really is that gifted) Tim will entertain, and make you think about your life in new ways. It was packed last time so get in early! Folk, pop and rock all in one. Is that possible...or is that Jazz?
THURSDAY The Barn Dance
18:30
Guy Nelson Hall (Venue1)
The Barn Dance is back. Rarely is an event so looked forward to more than Stephen Woodcock and the barn dance. Literally hundreds turn up to this bonanza. Get ready to take your partner by the hand and ‘strip the willow’! Enjoy. John Archer
20:30
Guy Nelson Hall (Venue1)
Oh yeah, he rocks. John Archer is baaaacckk! John is a comedian magician who travels all over the world, and recently finished a tour with Tim Vine (off the telly!). John will amaze you with his comedic and illusionary skill and you’ll be laughing your socks off. Really, you will. John is a good friend of Leading Edge having performed many times before, and the audiences pile in for this evening, so turn up early and get ready for a great time!
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FRIDAY The Hiding Place
21:45
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
The Hiding Place by Lantern Theatre Company. The inspiring true story of a family helping Jews in occupied Holland during the Second World War. Moving, poignant, touching. This will be an inspiring evening.
saturday The Good, The Bad and The Bible
21:45
Bridge House Theatre (Venue3)
The Good, the Bad and the Bible is Silhouette Theatre Company’s production and is being performed here at Leading Edge for the second time! Mystery stories you have heard before but maybe never seen quite like this. It has been written with Stephen Deal who co-wrote The Millennium Prayer with Paul Field for Sir Cliff Richard, and the musical Hopes and Dreams with Rob Frost. It is a fun, moving and challenging show for all the family.
FILMS! 22:00
Science Theatre
Don’t forget there will be a late night film in the Science Theatre on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Check the Daily Update for details of all family and late night films.
Any questions about sports or entertainments, please ask at the Information Desk. Your Entertainment Director is Jon Stannard.
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Friday Afternoon 14:00-17:00 Why not take time out to come and visit us at the Leading Edge Resource Exhibition in Venue1 (Guy Nelson Hall)? An opportunity for you to discover resources and services available to help you back in the local church and a chance to make connections. This year The Baptist Union of Great Britain, Viz-A-Viz Ministries, Arise Ministries, BMS World Mission, London Institute of Contemporary Christianity (LICC), Baptist Insurance Company (BIC), The Baptist Times, Micah Challenge and Sound Foundations will be some of the exhibitors. The aim of the afternoon is to equip, encourage and resource you. The BUGB ‘inflatable church’ will make another appearance and there will also be free face painting for children…and maybe adults too!
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Ian Bunce has held many roles within the Baptist Family including youth officer for the YBA and Regional Minister for the EBA. His present role as Head of the BUGB Mission Department sees Ian overseeing children’s and youth work, church planting, creative mission projects, evangelism and third-age mission and ministry. Ian is married to Vikki, also a Baptist Minister, who works in the Ministry Department of the BUGB. They have two children, David and Rebecca. When not working, Ian enjoys being with his family, walking and photography. He is also known to brew wine and beer! Andy Clasper is the Executive Director of Micah Challenge UK. Andy worked in management consultancy and for the Mayor of London before taking on his current role in 2007. Andy has a love for developing nations and is passionate about the role of the church in the world. Andy is famous for having possibly the loudest laugh in the world. Having always wanted to be a musician he is delighted to have married Lucy, a professional cellist, and believes she makes him talented “by association”.
Tracy Cotterell is Chief Operating Officer at The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC). Tracy is ‘principal conductor’ of the LICC team, helping them do the right things in the right way with the right partners at the right time with the right resources! Tracy spent 13 years working in marketing and advertising as a researcher and strategic planner and completed a theology degree at the London School of Theology in 2003. She is married to John and they have three teenagers to keep them close to contemporary culture! Her passions for chocolate, shopping and God led Claire Earl away from the promised land of the West of England to be a missionary to the young people of the East. Presently a Baptist Minister in Ipswich, Claire is also the mum of Lucy, aged 1, wife to Richard and big sister to many young people. Claire likes to be known as smiley, inspiring and passionate but sometimes is known as slightly disorganised and in need of a coffee.
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Joel Edwards is the International Director for Micah Challenge. He was part of the team that created the Challenge campaign and was instrumental in forming the Micah Call. Joel is committed to matters of faith, justice and equality, and advocates on behalf of the world’s poor. Joel serves as a Commissioner on the Equality and Human Rights Commission for the UK and as an Advisory Member of Tony Blair’s Faith Foundation. A regular broadcaster with the BBC and other UK and international media channels, Joel is often asked to bring a Christian perspective to current issues. Prior to his role within Micah Challenge, Joel was General Director of the Evangelical Alliance UK for over 10 years. He is married to Carol and they have two adult children. Jonathan Edwards has been General Secretary of the Baptist Union since 2006. He’s married to Sue and they have three children – Hannah (19), Tom (17) and Bethany (11). They live in Newbury in Berkshire – not because it’s handy for the horse racing but because it’s a short journey from Didcot where the BUBG resource centre is located. Jonathan writes, “It’s an amazing privilege to serve the Baptist family. It’s a big family with more than 2,000 churches and over a third of a million people, and I am thrilled to do anything I can to encourage and inspire God’s people in these challenging and creative days.” Luke Hamlyn is an itinerant worship leader, facilitator, and musician living in Greater London. He has been involved in many different services, events, and conferences across the UK; working with a wide range of churches and organisations. Luke has a heart to serve and resource the church, engage with people and encourage them in their journey with God. He is also involved in training, mentoring, songwriting and recording. You can find out more about Luke at www.lukehamlyn.co.uk Paul Hills is Regional Minister Team Leader for the Eastern Baptist Association and Chair of Directors of Leading Edge. Life has seen a few changes this year - a new grandchild and another expected, a significant birthday and a dog! All these keep him very busy but on those rare free moments he enjoys watching the past episodes of Star Trek on Virgin 1.
Matt and Juls Hollidge are the founders of KORE, www.kore.uk.com, which aims to engage with emerging culture, explore new ideas and creatively equip the church. The KORE website is a hub for free resources, fresh ideas and new ways to engage. They work with charities, the public sector and the church, helping them look at how they engage with the world, developing new concepts and strategy. They enjoy home-made curries, good craic and can be found dreaming up their next idea in their local Costa.
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David Kerrigan is General Director of BMS World Mission. He first joined BMS in 1983 and worked in Bangladesh as treasurer of a large General and Leprosy Hospital. He returned to the UK in 1988 to study at Spurgeon’s College. After a pastorate at Pinhoe Road, Exeter, he rejoined BMS in 1995 as Regional Secretary for Asia, based Sri Lanka. In 1997 David visited Afghanistan, then still under Taliban rule, and negotiated the beginning of BMS work there. He also served for four years as President of the United Mission to Nepal. In 1999 David become BMS Director for Mission, and was appointed General Director in January 2009. Sheila Martin is one of the Regional Ministers in the Eastern Baptist Association. Before this she pastored churches in Erdington (Birmingham) and Landbeach and Milton (Cambridge). Sheila recently completed a postgraduate research degree about ministers who have been bullied in their churches. David, her ever supportive husband, tells the grandchildren that nanny’s MPhil means that she is now a Mistress of Philately.
Kathryn Morgan is a Baptist minister working as a national Mission Adviser with the BUGB. Having been a church planter and local minister, she served as a Regional Minister (Southern Counties Baptist Association) for seven years before taking up her present post in 2008. Before training for ministry, Kathryn worked as a teacher, pastoral worker and full-time mother. She is married to Peter and they have an adult son, Jonathan. Kathryn enjoys gardening and loves seriously dark chocolate!
Dianne Tidball is an enthusiast with a passion to let the message of the Bible change hearts, lives and communities as we allow God’s Spirit to shape and mould us. She is Regional Minister Team Leader in the East Midlands and has hope for our churches because God is always doing new things when his people respond to him. She has written three books on Esther, the letters of John and the letters of Peter. When not racing around the East Midlands she enjoys movies, swimming, eating and family life.
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Within Warwick
If you would like to take the opportunity to go off-site during any afternoons or on Thursday, the day off, and see some of the many sights of this area, here are some ideas for you.
Warwick Castle Experience a thousand years of history at Warwick Castle. From a medieval household in the Kingmaker Exhibition to a Victorian‘Royal Weekend Party’ featuring displays by Madame Tussauds. Open 10:00-18:00 daily.
Lord Leycester Hospital High St, Warwick – a fine medieval Hospital, Chapel, Guildhall and Millennium Knot Garden. Open 10:00-17:00 daily. Closed Monday.
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Collegiate Church of St Mary
Saltisford Canal Trust
Old Square – famous for its Beauchamp Chapel, Norman Crypt, Medieval/ Tudor tombs and tower. Brass rubbing available. Open 10:00-18:00 daily.
Warwick Arm of the Grand Union Canal. Includes moorings, fishing, boating and canal information. Open 08:00 -12:30, 13:30 - 17:30 daily.
St Nicholas Park
Bowling Alleys
Just across the river – includes crazy golf course, children’s amusement rides, outdoor paddling pool and boats for hire.
Located at The Shires Retail Park (1 mile down the Myton Rd (A425), take 3rd exit at the roundabout and take 2nd exit at the second roundabout)
Closed Mon & Thurs afternoons.
Hatton Country World On the A4177 towards Birmingham – a shopping village and farm park. Speciality gift and antique shops with discounted prices in a charming cluster of converted Victorian farm buildings. A farm park with an animal nursery, daily farming demonstrations, Guinea Pig village, Giant Maize Maze, tractor and trailer rides, adventure playground and much more. Open 10:00-17:00 daily.
Within 30 minutes of Warwick
Within 10 minutes of Warwick
Within 10 - 30 minutes of Warwick Kenilworth Castle On the west side of Kenilworth, north of Warwick on the A452 - a very impressive set of Castle ruins, with a long and varied history. Open 10:00-17:00 daily.
Stratford-On- Avon Royal Leamington Spa Visit this gracious Georgian Town, see the Royal Pump Rooms which house the Art Gallery and Museum, the Assembly Rooms, the Tourist Information Centre, library and a café. Visitors can explore life in a Georgian Spa Town, relax in the Turkish Room and discover the treatments which were used in the Royal Pump Rooms.
Step back in time to Shakespeare’s era and see the Shakespeare Houses and have a cuppa and cake at Hathaway’s Tea Rooms. The Guide Friday open double decker bus tour visits the many sights of Stratford. Get on and off as you please. Guests of Guide Friday are entitled to purchase a special ticket that gives admission to all five of the Shakespeare Houses, for a discounted price. Open 10:0018:00 daily.
Heritage Motor Centre Just two minutes from J12 of the M40. It is open 10:00 -17:00 with rides running from 11:00 –15:30. Enjoy a tour of the motor museum with over 200 cars on display and spend the rest of the day exploring the rest of the centre including the children’s roadway, go-karting, and the 4x4 Off-Road Experience. Museum entry prices are: £9 (adults); £7 (children 5 -16). Once there you can pay extra for the 4x4 experience and go-karting.
Coventry Visit the old and new Cathedrals, see Lady Godiva’s statue and much more. Coventry is also a great place to get lots of shopping done.
Charlecote Park 7 miles south of Warwick on the A429, near Wellesbourne. This grand house first built in 1558 has been altered and is now shown as it would have been a century ago.
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Ragley Hall
Within 30 - 60 minutes of Warwick
Within 30 - 60 minutes of Warwick
Black Country Living Museum
Includes the delightful Palladian House, the family home of the Marquess and Marchioness of Hertford standing majestically in wellmaintained formal gardens within beautiful‘Capability’ Brown parkland with fascinating sculptures dotted through the grounds. The Stables house an impressive collection of carriages really bringing to mind the extravagance of times past. The Adventure Playground provides a challenging experience, which includes the 3D maze, climbing frames, trampoline and swings – all in a safe and supervised
Discover a fascinating world when you visit the Black Country Living Museum, an urban heritage park. Historic buildings from all around the Black Country have been moved and authentically rebuilt at the Museum to create a tribute to the traditional skills and enterprise of the people that once lived in the heart of industrial Britain. Electric tramcars and trolleybuses transport visitors back in time to a canal-side village. Costumed demonstrators and working craftsmen bring the buildings to life with their local knowledge.You can travel on a tramcar, experience the underground coalmine, take a lesson in the old school, watch the demonstrations of metal-working, sweet-making and glasscutting, see a silent film in the 1920s cinema or sample the traditional fish and chips from the 1930’s Fried Fish Shop. The museum is about 45 minutes from Warwick.
environment. The Lakeside Café is conveniently located close by the playground. For the more energetic, we recommend the Woodland Walk, a journey through Ragley’s 400 acres of picturesque parkland and woods. Raglan Hall is about 30 minutes drive from Warwick. Admission charge to estate.
Compton Verney
Compton Verney is an award winning art gallery in Warwickshire. It offers a unique opportunity to view art in the setting of a Grade 1 listed Robert Adam mansion located in 120 acres of spectacular parkland. Compton Verney houses six permanent collections and has a programme of exhibitions. Charges to gallery, grounds and exhibitions. Compton Verney is about 20 minutes drive from Warwick.
Birmingham National Sea Life Centre Cadbury World Located South of Birmingham, about 45 minutes drive from Warwick. This is a great opportunity to see chocolate in the making and learn some of its history. A visit which includes the factory, exhibitions and shop, can last 3-4 hours although facilities allow you to make a whole day of it with their picnic and restaurant options.
About 45 minutes fromWarwick, in the centre of Birmingham is one of the many Sea Life Centres that can be found across Europe. It is a tropical paradise where you can take a marine voyage beneath the waves and explore over 60 spectacular displays, encountering everything from starfish to seahorses, sharks and rays.The largest residents are two enormous giant sea turtles - Molokai and Gulliver. Regular talks and feeding demonstrations provide an even deeper insight into the magical mysteries of the seas.There is a Summer Special: SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D where everyday you can join SpongeBob SquarePants and friends for an action-packed 4-D adventure through Bikini Bottom. With 3-D animation, bubbles, leg ticklers and seat buzzers, it’s a sensormic sensation you won’t want to miss!
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Blessed are the poor in spirit Matthew 5:3 / 8
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Celebrations
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Great Big Treasure Hunt
Swimming
Registration
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Blessed are those who mourn Matthew 5:4 & Acts 7:54-8:2
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Bible Studies
09:30-11:00
Tracy Cotterell Juliet Kilpin Kathryn Morgan
Claire Earl Junior Assembly Hall
Crossingplaces...for young people
Jon Turner and Saltmine Music Room
Creative Walking: Message in a bottle
Tracy Cotterell Venue1
Confusing World of Work: Values for Christians in the workplace
Seminars
Venue1 V2 Venue3
Walking: Starting Sue Owen Chapel
Communion
Swimming
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YouTube Extravaganza Venue3
After Hours
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Blessed are the meek and humble Matthew 5:5 / Mark 7:24-30
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Tennis [Book court at the Information Desk] Archery [£5 - book at the Information Desk] African Drumming [£4 - book at the Information Desk] Family Sports Day Main sports field Climbing Wall [£9 - book at the Information Desk] Squash & Badminton [Book court at the Information Desk] Swimming [Collect tickets from the Information Desk]
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Juls Hollidge, Jon Stannard, Doug Hollidge V2
World of Confusing Relationships: Singleness - a gift or curse?
Sheila Martin Science Theatre
Leadership: Leading a community through pain
Richard Owen Venue3
Hot Wires: Assisted suicide/euthanasia
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Seminars
Venue1 Tracy Cotterell V2 Tim Judson Venue3 David Kerrigan
Helen Wordsworth Junior Assembly Hall
Crossingplaces...new ways of being and doing church
Jon Turner and Saltmine Music Room
Creative Walking: Writer’s block?
Tracy Cotterell Venue1
Confusing World of Work: Calling to the work place
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Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness Matthew 5:6 & Acts 10:1-23a
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Walking: Provision Doug Hollidge Chapel
Communion
Swimming
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The Judsons Live! Venue3
After Hours
Venue1 Claire Earl V2 Jonathan Edwards
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Blessed are the merciful Matthew 5:7 / John 8:1-11
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Tennis [Book court at the Information Desk] Archery [£5 - book at the Information Desk] Hooping [£4 - book at the Information Desk] Football Tournament Astro turf pitches Tennis Competition Tennis courts Family Film Science Theatre Climbing Wall [£9 - book at the Information Desk] Squash & Badminton [Book court at the Information Desk] Swimming [Collect tickets from the Information Desk]
& Entertainment Sport
Juls Hollidge, Jon Stannard, Doug Hollidge V2
World of Confusing Relationships: Marriage - an institution or a dynamic relationship?
Jonathan Edwards Science Theatre
Leadership: Preaching and setting vision
Andrew Millns Venue3
Hot Wires: Interfaith
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Although there are no formal activities during the day, there is fun to be had during the day for everyone to be a part of.
Others will enjoy just relaxing around the school grounds or participating in some sport. See pages 25-27 for more suggestions.
...kept free from formal meetings to allow you to spend time with your family and friends, old and new, relaxing and enjoying God’s creation together. Many of you will be heading offsite to enjoy local attractions.
Today is the day off ...
So bring your picnic and join together for fun and fellowship!
From 16:30, we will all gather together on the fields in front of the Dining Room for a BYO picnic. You can also order Picnic Hampers from the Information Desk for £7.60 (adults) and £4.90 (children). Book by noon on Wednesday and then collect your hamper from the Dining Room after 16:30 on Thursday.
From 15:00 Tropical Inc will have a display of all their creatures, some a little prickly, with a presentation at 17:00.
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Venue1 Joel Edwards V2 Juls Hollidge Venue3 David Kerrigan
Mark Woods Junior Assembly Hall
Crossingplaces...in communications
Jon Turner and Saltmine Music Room
Creative Walking: Once upon a time ...
Malcolm Broad Venue1
Confusing World of Work: Values & integrity in a profit driven society
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Blessed are the pure in heart Matthew 5:8 & Acts 10:23b-48
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Rosemary Hollidge Chapel
Bible Studies
Walking: Direction
Communion
Swimming
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Film Science Theatre
The Hiding Place Venue3
After Hours
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Blessed are the peacemakers Matthew 5:9 / Luke 19:41-48
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Tennis [Book courts at the Information Desk] Archery [ÂŁ5 - book at the Information Desk] Skipping [Sign up at the Information Desk] Football Competition [Sign up at the Information Desk] Family Film Science Theatre Key Witness Venue3 Climbing Wall [ÂŁ9 - book at the Information Desk] Squash & Badminton [Book court at the Information Desk] Swimming [Collect tickets from the Information Desk]
& Entertainment Sport
Juls Hollidge, Jon Stannard, Doug Hollidge V2
World of Confusing Relationships: Extended families
Joel Edwards Science Theatre
Leadership: Tensions & conflicts
Paul Goodliff Venue3
Hot Wires: Sexuality & civil partnerships
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Venue1 Margaret Gibbs V2 Andy Clasper Venue3 Joel Edwards
Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness Matthew 5:10 & Acts 11:19-12:5
Sheila Martin Junior Assembly Hall
Crossingplaces...creating confident disciples
Jon Turner and Saltmine Music Room
Creative Walking: It’s party time!
Colin Phillips Venue1
Confusing World of Work: Presence in the market place
Bruce Daniels Chapel
Bible Studies
Walking: Surviving
Communion
Swimming
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Film Science Theatre
The Good, The Bad and The Bible Venue3
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Insult you Matthew 5:1 / Luke 23:26-43
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12:30 Swimming [Collect tickets from the Information Desk] 13:00 Tennis [Book courts at the Information Desk] 14:00 Badminton, Squash & Table Tennis Competitions Sports Centre Family Film Science Theatre 15:00 The Good, The Bad and the Bible Venue3
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Juls Hollidge, Jon Stannard, Doug Hollidge V2
World of Confusing Relationships: Significant friendships
Andy Clasper Science Theatre
Leadership: Getting a church motivated for action
Joel Edwards Venue3
Hot Wires: Many are excluded
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Rejoice and be glad Matthew 5:12 / John 14 Venue1 Ian Bunce
Closing Celebration & Communion
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