1
Festival Guide
2
3
Welcome to SM2012 Hello and welcome to Summer Madness 2012, here on the glorious Glenarm Estate! Every year is a great opportunity to meet with God, meet new people and get encouraged to live our lives for Jesus, and this one will be no different. With a new site brings new challenges and a totally new layout. We’re only just getting acquainted with our new surroundings, so cut us a little slack if it doesn’t all go totally to plan. It’s all quite new. Nonetheless, this year’s festival promises to be as unmissable as ever, with even more outdoor activities to get stuck into. Check out The Village for more information
The Guide to The Guide Last year we made the guide really simple, but this year we’ve outdone ourselves. On each of the pages that follow, every venue has its own colour: be that on the map, in the seminar pages, on the programme guide or even on the arrows that you will see around the site. For example, the Big Top is shown as a red circus tent on the map. To get there, simply follow the red arrows on site. To see what’s happening in the Big Top, look in the book for the red page.
If you’re not the outdoorsy type, there’s plenty to keep you occupied this weekend, whatever you’re into, with great venues, seminars and music all over the Festival Village. This year’s theme is “Fashion Gods”. We’ll be looking at the Bible with the help of our Mainstage Speakers; Danielle Strickland, Duffy Robbins, Shane Claiborne and Mike Pilavachi, alongside a whole host of awesome seminar speakers. We’re aiming to create an atmosphere in which everyone feels comfortable and are able to ask questions as well as having fun! We really hope your experience of Summer Madness 2012 is everything you wished for and more. (*Cue Disney music) The SM2012 Team.
Ps. If you are tweeting about this years’ festival make sure to add #SM2012
Contents 4-7 8-9 12-19 20-25 28-29 30-31 34-35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42-43 44-45 46-47 48-49 50 52-53
Maps Ground Rules Programme Guide Seminars Guide Speakers & Worship Leaders Artists Big Top Tearfund The Village Seminar One Seminar Two Exodus Activities CIYD Exhibitors Prayer
4
5
Festival Village
6
7
Glenarm Estate
There is a 5mph speed restriction on-site. Vehicle entrance to the site is only via the Munie Road entrance. One way system is in operation at all times.
8
9
Ground Rules
Emergencies
1. Please show care and consideration for everyone on-site and for the site itself. 2. No smoking is allowed anywhere on-site.
In the case of an emergency, please contact your sub-camp leader or the campsite office. Medical help is available 24 hours a day. If you need help just ask at the St. Johns Ambulance tent or any member of staff.
3. Alcohol must not be brought into or consumed on-site.
Quiet Please
4. No-one who is intoxicated will be permitted to either enter or remain on the site.
PLEASE be quiet at night. If you want to stay up late, please respect those who are trying to sleep. Remember that noise carries across the campsite at night. A quiet curfew will be enforced in the camping area from 01:30 onwards.
5. Wristbands or passes must be worn at all times to obtain entrance to all events. 6. No mixed sleeping (unless married). 7. Tents must be at least 3 metres apart and should not be pitched without permission from the sub-camp leader. 8. Do not cook inside tents other than the designated cook tents. 9. No camp fires or disposable barbeques to be used on the grass.
CCTV Big brother is watching you: for your safety and security.
Event Crew Famous the world over – the Summer Madness Event Crew are here to make your stay enjoyable and safe. They work long hours to make your festival experience trouble-free, so go on, give them a smile and let them know they are appreciated.
ACCESS to the big top
10. No vehicles allowed in the festival village area.
Access to the Big Top will only be via the exhibition space.
11. Valuables left in tents or cars are left entirely at the owner’s risk.
Lost WristBands
12. Litter must not be left around the site as this causes health and safety problems.
If you lose your wristband the cost of a replacement is £5.00. These will only be replaced if verified by your leader (in person) and if ID is presented.
13. No pets to be kept on-site.
Crossing into any area demarcated by red and white tape is forbidden (this will constitute trespassing, punishable by law).
Leaders’ Responsibilities
Summer Madness wishes to make it clear that it does not favour sectarian propaganda or proselytizing within the Christian fellowship and anyone involved in these practices will be escorted off-site. This means that any group or individual which uses the SM Festival and its facilities for such purposes does so against the spirit of the event and could face a ban from future events.
Those who are identified on bookings as leaders are responsible for their group. Leaders should not allow campers under their care to go off-site without their permission or without a specific time at which to report back. Leaders should not go off-site without leaving some other adult responsible for their group and should inform the sub-camp leader of this change. In the case of an emergency, we need to be able to contact the leader as soon as possible.
The organisers reserve the right to cancel any booking (be it that of any individual or group) that they deem necessary and escort all concerned parties off the premises if these ground rules are not observed.
10
11
THE GUIDE
12
13
Friday 29th June BIG BIG TOP TOP
Friday 29th June TEARFUND TEARFUND
THE THE VILLAGE VILLAGE
SEMINAR SEMINAR ONE ONE
SEMINAR TWO
EXODUS
ACTIVITIES
CIYD CONNECT
08:00 08:00 09:00 09:00 10:00 10:00 11:00 11:00 12:00 12:00 13:00 13:00 14:00 14:00 15:00 15:00 16:00 16:00
08:00
WELCOME TO SM2012
09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00
17:00 17:00
17:00
18:00 18:00
18:00 19:00 Venue Open
19:00 Activities HQ open
19:00 19:00
19:00
20:00 20:00
20:00
21:00 21:00
21:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 20:30)
21:00 Mainstage Live Stream
22:30 Playlist
22:00 22:00 23:00 23:00
21:00 22:30 The Secret Room
22:00 Venue Open (Deep)
22:00 23:00
14
15
Saturday 30th June
Saturday 30th June BIG BIG TOPTOP
TEARFUND TEARFUND
THETHE VILLAGE VILLAGE
SEMINAR SEMINAR ONEONE
SEMINAR TWO
EXODUS
ACTIVITIES
CIYD CONNECT
08:30 Morning Worship
08:00 08:00
08:00 09:30 Venue Open
09:00 Activities HQ Open
09:00 09:00 10:00 10:00
09:00 10:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 09:30)
10:00 Mainstage Live Stream
10:00
11:00 11:00
11:00 12:00 Lunch (Grub Hub)
12:00 Hub Stream Q+A
12:00 12:00
12:00 Venue Open (Deep)
12:00
12:00 Activities HQ Open 13:30 Slum Life (Bush Camp)
13:00 13:00 14:00 14:00
14:00 Video Killed The Radio Star
14:00 Dance Workshop
15:00 Mad Men #1
15:00 Drama Workshop
14:00 Consumer Church
15:00 Soul Sista #1
15:00 15:00 16:00 TOMS talk #1
16:00 Music Workshop
16:00 16:00
16:00 How Jesus Liberates Women
14:00 If The Devil Wears Prada...
14:00 GoldFish Jones (Deep)
15:00 Re-imagine the Bible
15:00 Ryan Griffith & Aaron Boyd (Deep)
16:00 Retail Therapy
15:30 Slum Life (Bush Camp)
17:00 Jason Clarke (Deep)
17:00 Dinner (Grub Hub)
17:00 17:00
13:00 14:00
Activities include: Segway Safari & Courses Inflatables Climbing Wall Laser Clay Nomad Cage Football Zorbing Bungee Trampolining Sculling Coasteering Kayaking Mountain Biking
15:00 Slum Life Rising
15:00 16:00 Mind Your Head
16:00 17:00
18:30 Venue Open
18:00 18:00 19:00 19:00
18:00 19:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 18:30)
19:00 Mainstage Live Stream
19:30 Hub Stream (Deep)
20:00 20:00
20:00 21:30 Katharine Phillippa
21:00 Playlist
21:00 21:00
21:00 22:00 Andy Flannagan
22:00 22:00
19:00
22:30 The Street
22:00 UV Party (Freedom)
22:00 Jason Clarke (Deep)
22:00
Deep CafĂŠ (Deep)
23:00 23:00
23:00
16
17
Sunday 1st July BIG BIG TOPTOP
Sunday 1st July TEARFUND TEARFUND
THETHE VILLAGE VILLAGE
SEMINAR SEMINAR ONEONE
SEMINAR TWO
EXODUS
ACTIVITIES
CIYD CONNECT
08:30 Morning Worship
08:00 08:00
08:00 09:30 Venue Open
09:00 Activities HQ Open
09:00 09:00 10:00 10:00
09:00 10:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 09:30)
10:00 Mainstage Live Stream
10:00
11:00 11:00
11:00 12:00 Hub Stream Q+A
12:00 Venue Open (Deep)
12:00 Lunch (Grub Hub)
12:00 12:00
12:00
12:00 Activities HQ Open 13:30 Slum Sunday Lunch (Bush Camp)
13:00 13:00 14:00 Holy Mischief!
14:00 Dance Workshop
14:00 14:00 15:00 Mad Men #2
15:00 Drama Workshop
14:00 The Only Way Is TOWIE
14:00 Spiritual Disciplines
15:00 Billy Fyffe (Deep)
15:00 Soul Sista #2
15:00 15:00 16:00 TOMS talk #2
16:00 Gigs Workshop
16:00 16:00
16:00 Money 101
15:30 Slum Sunday Lunch (Bush Camp) 16:00 No Picture Policy (Deep)
17:00 Dinner (Grub Hub)
17:00 17:00 18:30 Venue Open
18:00 Marriage Debate (Deep)
18:00 18:00 19:00 19:00
16:00 Stories of Hope
14:00 Emerald Armada (Deep)
19:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 18:30)
19:30 Hub Stream (Deep)
19:00 Mainstage Live Stream
20:00 20:00 21:30 Rory Malone
Segway Safari & Courses Inflatables Climbing Wall Laser Clay Nomad Cage Football Zorbing Bungee Trampolining Sculling Coasteering Kayaking Mountain Biking
14:00 Kingdom of Power, Not of Words
15:00 #Church #Culture #What?
16:00 Don’t Make History, Change the Future
14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00
21:00 Playlist
21:00 22:00 Silhouette
23:00 23:00
Activities include:
20:00
21:00 21:00 22:00 22:00
13:00
22:30 The Street
22:00 DJ Pete K (Deep)
22:00 23:00
18
19
Monday 2nd July
Monday 2nd July BIG BIG TOPTOP
TEARFUND TEARFUND
THETHE VILLAGE VILLAGE
SEMINAR SEMINAR ONEONE
SEMINAR TWO
EXODUS
ACTIVITIES
CIYD CONNECT
08:30 Morning Worship
08:00 08:00
08:00 09:30 Venue Open
09:00 Activities HQ Open
09:00 09:00 10:00 10:00
09:00 10:00 Mainstage Worship (Doors at 09:30)
10:00 Mainstage Live Stream
10:00 11:00
11:00 11:00 12:00 Venue Open (Deep)
12:00 Lunch (Grub Hub)
12:00 12:00
12:00
12:00 Activities HQ Open 13:30 Refugee Run (Bush Camp)
13:00 13:00 14:00 Dance Workshop
14:00 14:00 15:00 Mad Men #3
15:00 Drama Workshop
14:00 Real-Life Discipleship
14:00 Porn Scars
15:00 Soul Sista #3
15:00 King Of Cool
15:00 15:00 16:00 TOMS talk #3
16:00 Music Workshop
16:00 16:00 17:30 Venue Open
17:00 17:00
16:00 Prayer or Action
16:00 Closer Still: Toxic Christian Culture
14:00 Katharine Phillippa (Deep)
15:00 Open Mic (Deep) 15:30 Refugee Run (Bush Camp) 16:00 Jonni Wright (Deep)
17:00 Dinner (Grub Hub)
13:00
Activities include: Segway Safari & Courses Inflatables Climbing Wall Laser Clay Nomad Cage Football Zorbing Bungee Trampolining Sculling Coasteering Kayaking Mountain Biking
18:00 Fashion Debate
14:00 Life After ‘No More ‘Traffik’
15:00 Making Povery Personal
16:00 StreetReach is ‘On The Move’
14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00
18:00 18:00 19:30 Four Kornerz
19:00 19:00
19:00
20:00 20:00
20:00 21:00 Mainstage Worship
21:00 21:00
21:00 Mainstage Live Stream
21:00 22:30 Katharine Phillippa
22:00 22:00
22:30 Venue Open (Deep)
23:00 Playlist
23:00
23:00 23:00 Tues 3rd July 10:00 Mainstage Worship
22:00
Tues 3rd July 10:00 Mainstage Worship
20
21
16:00
SATURDAY SEMINARS 14:00
15:00
Consumer Church Andy Hickford | Seminar One
Soul Sista - I love it? Susie Keane | Seminar One
We live in a consumer society where we are constantly bombarded with the message that our lives are incomplete without that new ‘musthave’ purchase. What is the cost of this kind of culture within the church? What’s the real price tag? If the devil wears Prada, what would Jesus wear? Rose Lynas | Seminar Two Jack Wills, Hollister, Toms, Primark… are you wearing the right thing? Does the Bible have anything to say to our world of fashion labels and fashion victims? In this seminar we will discuss these questions and discover the secret to becoming a fashion icon! Video Killed The Radio Star Simon Henry | Tearfund In the god-like culture of the world of celebrity, image is everything. Simon Henry, a self-confessed celebrity enthusiast, takes a look at the current state of modern pop culture. From MTV and the power of image to digital media’s influence, we’ll be asking the question, ‘What makes you beautiful?’
Elaborate hairstyles, gold and (fresh for this year) a massive engagement pearl! Come and hear Susie Keane wax lyrical about peplums, ponchos and power struggles. How does our mandate for justice influence our daily choices? RE-imagine the Bible - seeing it through its own lens David Dunlop | Seminar Two How do you see the Bible? As a manual for life? Lots of books within a book? This seminar will explore some objects and metaphors within the text that might radically alter your approach to the Bible, your hunger for and your engagement with it! The aim is to renew and refresh our view of God’s essential Word. Mad Men #1 - “You’re a real piece of work.” David Cavan | Tearfund Do you believe in a place where you are accepted, valued and loved? Is this place called Church? Within a constantly changing culture, how does the Church continue to make itself relevant without having to dilute the core message?
How Jesus Liberates Women Danielle Strickland | Seminar One Does the Bible condemn women to second-class roles and responsibilities in the Church? Or is the Truth something which frees women (and men) to play their full part in the mission and ministry of the Gospel - and life in general? Retail Therapy Andy Hickford | Seminar Two What is shopping doing to us? In this seminar, take a step back to see the price we pay for our retail therapy. It won’t be a seminar nagging us about managing our spending better - the bigger question is how is our spending managing us? TOMS Talk - Start Something that matters John Kee | Tearfund A short inspirational storyteller session, hosted by TOMS. Today the man who has been around from the start of Summer Madness. Come along and be inspired to start something that matters! Mind Your Head Dr Maria Kee | CIYD Whether it’s dealing with life’s little ups and downs, or coping with major difficulties – Dr Maria Kee shows how to protect your mental health and avoid the common pitfalls and misunderstandings.
Slum Life Rising Dr Ash Barker | CIYD Dr Ash Barker has lived in a slum in Bangkok for ten years. Using his firsthand experience, he explores how Christians can engage with the one billion people currently living in these conditions around the world.
SEMINAR ONE SEMINAR TWO TEARFUND CIYD Connect
22
23
#Church #Culture #What? Neil Young | CIYD
SUNDAY SEMINARS 14:00 The only way is TOWIE Claire Rush | Seminar One Ever considered the hidden messages about sex, image, celebrity and being a ‘21st century girl’ which are being communicated by the media? This interactive workshop will help girls understand how magazines, TV shows and music contribute to our attitudes, values and feelings... and equip them to dismiss the junk and live life to the full! Spiritual Disciplines 101 Pete Waugh | Seminar Two Spiritual disciplines are cool, according to the vibe in many recent Christian blogs and books. What exactly are they and how can they help you grow in your faith? Come along as we explore these ancient practices and discover that they are much more than a trendy catchphrase. Holy mischief - another way of doing life Shane Claiborne | Tearfund Christians are meant to be radical nonconformists – a holy counterculture. Shane shares stories of contemporary communities who are living with beautiful creativity and sometimes getting in a little trouble for it. After all, the Kingdom of God is not just something we hope for when we die, but something that we are to bring on earth as it is in heaven.
KINGDOM OF POWER, NOT OF WORDS? how do we influence society for the better? Andy Flannagan & Peter Lynas | CIYD Is it better to campaign about issues from the outside, or to be salt and light on the inside of our political systems? Hear stories and wisdom from both sides of the fence, with an opportunity to have your say.
15:00 Soul Sista - I want it? Carrie Lloyd | Seminar One Whether you’re a fashion victim, vulture or a-voider, explore what the bible has to say about our love of all things bling. Prepare to be inspired as TV producer, Carrie Lloyd, shares her passion for engaging with our God-given creativity. Fields of life Richard Spratt | Seminar Two How do the psalms equip us for emotional and spiritual integrity? They offer the unique perspective of being both God’s word to us and words for us to express to God. Mad Men#2 - “I’m not a good enough man for God.” David Cavan & Andy Hamilton | Tearfund We’ve all messed up at least once. So we say sorry to God and promise we’ll change... usually to find ourselves breaking that promise in the most spectacular way! We’ll look at what’s expected of Christian guys, and how to cope when we fail to meet those expectations.
We live in a constantly changing world with changing technologies, values, fashions but are we a dynamic church? Should we be? Where does the hashtag fyi ttyl culture meet the ye, thy, thou generation?
16:00
18:00 What’s the big deal about marriage? Chaired by Bishop Alan Abernethy | Exodus - Deep A panel discussion looking at why the church seems so preoccupied with ‘protecting’ the institution of marriage. Panel includes: Peter Lynas, Lindsey Holley, Helen Warnock, and Barry Forde.
Stories of Hope Nathan Jess & Richard Spratt | Seminar One Nathan Jess leads a seminar of worship and short stories as we look at the hope that has been brought to remote communities in East Africa through the work of Fields of Life. Come and hear of transformed lives through God’s love. Money 101: Cash, Credit and Planning for the Future Chris Cupples | Seminar Two Chris Cupples, from debt counselling charity Christians Against Poverty (CAP) will be looking at all things money related. Should we live solely on cash, is it ok to take out credit, do we need to budget and plan our money and what happens when it all goes wrong! TOMS Talks - Start Something That Matters Pete Kernoghan | Tearfund A short inspirational storytelling session hosted by TOMS. Today, a guy who saw something wrong and wanted to do something about it! Come along and be inspired to start something that matters! Don’t make history, change the future! Wilson Beare & Matt Summerfield | CIYD What you do now doesn’t just count for this moment - it counts for the generations to come. Don’t believe it? Come along and find out how a commitment to “Live Life 1-2-3” could change the world within 10 years.
SEMINAR ONE SEMINAR TWO TEARFUND CIYD Connect EXODUs CAFÉ
24
25
MONDAY SEMINARS 14:00
15:00
REAL-LIFE DISCIPLESHIP Duffy Robbins | Seminar One
Soul Sista - I’ve got it? Jude Trenier | Seminar One
What are the hallmarks of a real-life disciple of Jesus?
If your church was on a night out, what would she look like? Jesus wasn’t afraid of hanging out with anyone, so why does His church sometimes hide behind her Sunday-best? Come and hear Jude Trenier share her heart for how we can be God’s radicals in a broken world.
PORN SCARS Andrea Boden & Matt Summerfield | Seminar Two Time for some tough questions and tougher answers! Why is porn so damaging? How can people experience true freedom? What can we do to make a stand? This seminar is for everybody – whether porn is an issue for you or not. Life after ‘No More Traffik’ IJM & EA | CIYD So you’ve heard all the statistics, watched the films and been confronted with the truth about human trafficking and now you want to take action! But it can be difficult to know how to use your everyday life – your resources, your choices and your time – to make a difference in this fight. Belfast Abolition Collective, Craigavon ACT Group, Evangelical Alliance and International Justice Mission UK have, along with local politicians have teamed up to give you really practical tools to take action on behalf of those trafficked both here and around the world.
King of Cool Scott Evans | Seminar Two What does it mean to be ‘Christian’ and ‘cool’? Is it possible to be both or is there tension in aspiring to be a fashionable, edgy, relevant, stand-out guy/girl and yet an authentic Christian? Scott will help us explore ‘coolness’ and how and why it (mostly) drives our pursuit of the ultimate personal image. Mad Men#3 - What next? Dave Cavan | Tearfund So you’ve had a great weekend, you’re feeling on top of the mountain: How do you translate that into something that matters and keep pursuing God’s heart when life goes back to normal? Making Poverty Personal - how to share Jesus in slums? Dr Ash Barker | CIYD Ash Barker is not just a theologian, a philosopher or a social worker; he is a man of experience inspired by a deep Christian faith. His vision for bringing hope to slum areas will inspire and challenge all who follow the message of Jesus and seek to announce His really good news to the poor.
16:00
18:00
Prayer or action Danielle Strickland | Seminar One
Does christianity demand dressing MODESTLY? Chaired by Jude Trenier | Big Top
What is the connection between prayer and social action? Are we naturally ‘prayers’ or ‘activists’ or is there a need for all of us to know how the unseen realm of the spiritual impacts on our every day lives?
A debate proposing that ‘This house believes that Christian fashion requires modest dress at all times.’ Panel includes: Rose Lynas, David Cavan, Andrea Boden & Peter Lynas.
Closer Still: Rescuing Christ from Toxic Christian Culture Scott Evans | Seminar Two For many people, God is an old man in the sky waiting to punish those who enjoy life. What if Christianity has lost its way? What if holiness is actually about wholeness? What if Christianity actually answers the question that so many of us are asking: ‘What does it mean to be human?’ TOMS Talks - Start Something That Matters Gareth Gilkinson | Tearfund A short inspirational storytelling session hosted by TOMS. Today our final session is from a guy who started a band with a different focus! Come along and be inspired to start something that matters! StreetReach is ‘ON THE MOVE’ Adrian McCartney & Martin Montgomery | CIYD In partnership with the City of Culture 2013, ‘On the Move’ is the Londonderry version of StreetReach that has followed straight on from the festival for the last three years. If you lead a local StreetReach or a youth group, “On the Move” could extend your experience of Summer Madness next year from 28 June - 7 July 2013. SEMINAR ONE SEMINAR TWO TEARFUND CIYD Connect BIG TOP
26
27
THE ARTISTS
28
29
MAINSTAGE SPEAKERS
@shaneclaiborne
@rendcollective
WORSHIP LEADERS The Rend Collective Experiment A movement of friends is a hard thing to package. When something happens locally that is real and sincere, it probably doesn’t need too much hype. The Rend Collective Experiment started in 2004 as a group of confused 20 somethings started trying to figure out life, God and community.
@djstrickland
@davidlynas @bill_keys
William thompson Before there was Pat Thompson, there was William Thompson. William has led worship at Summer Madness more times than Rend have, and that’s saying something! Most recently he led worship at SM2007 on the Sunday morning, and in this 25th year of Madness, we’ve got him back to lead worship for the Communion service on Sunday.
Danielle Strickland Captain Danielle Strickland, and her husband Captain Stephen Court invest in several initiatives to help win the world for Jesus, including MMCCXX, a plot to see new outposts in 2,000 cities in 200 countries in 20 years. BE A HERO Campaign to raise up 10,000 heroes for children at risk, armybarmy.com, Journal of Aggressive Christianity, and books and CDs, all while seeking authentic Christian community and trying to incite a Jesus Revolution. Duffy Robbins Professor of Youth Ministry at Eastern University, St Davids, PA, Duffy is a 35 year veteran of youth ministry who is widely respected as one of the leading voices in youth and family ministry.
Moving forward to 2012, and Rend make their way to The Big Top in Glenarm via a busy six months in the States with Mercy Me, complete with new album ‘Homemade Worship by Handmade People’ in tow. David LYNAS David Lynas is a worship leader from Causeway Coast Vineyard, where he and his wife Emily also lead the church’s young adult and student community. David loves good food, surfing and travelling to the four corners of the earth (no one has told him that it’s round yet). He’ll be leading worship on Friday and Saturday.
Shane Claiborne With tears and laughter, Shane Claiborne unveils the tragic messes we’ve made of our world and the tangible hope that another world is possible. Shane graduated from Eastern University, and did graduate work at Princeton Seminary. His ministry experience is varied, from a 10-week stint working alongside Mother Teresa in Calcutta, to a year spent serving a wealthy mega-congregation at Willow Creek Community Church outside Chicago. Shane is also a founding partner of The Simple Way, a faith community in inner city Philadelphia that has helped to birth and connect radical faith communities around the world.
@duffyrobbins
@mikepilav
His warm conversational style, coupled with a quick sense of humor and a unique ability to make Scripture come alive have also made him a popular speaker for Bible Conferences, Parenting Seminars, Faculty Workshops, College chapels, Mens’ Retreats and Family Camps and Conferences. Mike Pilavachi Mike Pilavachi is founder and leader of ‘Soul Survivor’, an organisation seeking to disciple, equip and empower young people to make a difference in their generation. He is also an author, international speaker and pastor of Soul Survivor Watford, a congregation aiming to reach out to the young people there.
30
31
THE ARTISTS Silhouette Silhouette is the vision and work of a passionate Northern Irish songstress – Shauna Tohill. With recent appearances alongside Snow Patrol on their European Tour, and featuring in the recent NI2012 ad, this year is set to be a big one for Silhouette. @Silhouette____
Her main focus is to inspire, touch and mend the hearts of anyone who is drawn in to listen. Silhouette’s music is a breath of fresh air combining different musical elements and instrumentation – drawn from Tohill’s eclectic taste and experiences. It is high energy alternative pop laced with flavours of darkness, hope and desire.
KATHARINE Phillippa Katharine has always had a passion for music. This love has fueled a passion to create songs that are deep, honest and pure.
@kphillippa
Some years later, studying Music at Queen’s University Belfast and being an organ scholar generated some eclectic influences. Music, art, literature, nature and people give rise to inspiration, with a nuanced style that is sensitive and contemplative or, as in her own words, ‘Reflectivism’.
Four Kornerz The MOBO Nominated siblings are in a league of their own. Drawing on influences as wide as Funk, hiphop, Rnb, Funk and their Nigerian heritage, Four Kornerz take the listener on a journey of sound.
@fourkornerz
ANDY FLANNAGAN Andy Flannagan is a London-based, Irish singer-songwriter who was previously a hospital doctor but whose proudest moment as an Irishman was captaining England’s Barmy Army during the Ashes in Australia. His campaigning songwriting dragged him into the political arena, so he can often be found annoying MPs around Parliament. @andyflannagan
RORY MALONE Rory Malone is from Tauranga, New Zealand. He was born in England before moving to New Zealand when he was 4 years old. He lived in Masterton until he was 9 then moved up to Tauranga. Now working on new material and touring as a solo artist, Rory Malone.
Following the release of their debut project in 2007 followed by an extensive european tour, the band took a brief hiatus to focus on family and develop ideas for their new sound. Following the release of their single ‘DYNAMITE’, they’ve been on tour and their new album is due out in the next while. They’ve played at SM a few times before and they always impress. Don’t miss it.
He is first and foremost a story-teller, weaving hope and pain into songs that soar with beautiful, poignant melodies that betray his Irish roots. His battered Lowden guitar tells the story of fifteen years of acoustic minstrelling – at times mellow, but at times raging against all the things that break a broken world.
She took a shine to singing from an early age; singing in the pram to unsuspecting persons when out for walks. At this early stage of life, KP’s attendance at ‘musical concerts’ took place when when crawling to the piano in the lounge, listening to her mother play.
@rorymalone1
THE EMERALD ARMADA The Emerald Armada have been playing with each other since early 2010. Their ambition is to sail the seven seas and conquer the world with their catchy, traditional-tinged music. Recently, they played the prestigious Great Escape Industry Showcase in Brighton. @emeraldarmada
They are set to release their second EP in June 2012 followed by a UK Tour.
32
33
THE VENUES
34
35
Friday 21:00 - 22:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 20:30) Speaker: Danielle Strickland Worship: David Lynas
The Big Top is the old new venue. For those stalwarts who were around when we were at Gosford Forest Park in Co. Armagh, you’ll probably recognise the decor. It’s much more intimate than the King’s Hall, but we should all fit with a bit of a squeeze. This year, it hosts the Mainstage Worship sessions alongside some arts and debates. Access to the Big Top is solely through the exhibitors area.
Saturday 10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 09:30) Speaker: Danielle Strickland Worship: David Lynas 12:00 - 13:00 Hub Stream Q&A session with Danielle Strickland & Shane Claiborne 19:00 - 20:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 18:30) Speaker: Shane Claiborne Worship: David Lynas 21:30 - 22:00 Mainstage Arts Katharine Phillippa 22:00 - 23:00 Mainstage Arts Andy Flannagan
SUNDAY 10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 09:30) Speaker: Shane Claiborne Worship: William Thompson 19:00 - 20:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 18:30) Speaker: Duffy Robbins Worship: Rend Collective Experiment
If you are looking for the Big Top follow the arrows, maps and signs that are RED
21:30 - 22:00 Mainstage Arts Rory Malone & The Emerald Armada
22:00 - 23:00 Mainstage Arts Silhouette
MONDAY 10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 09:30) Speaker: Duffy Robbins Worship: Rend Collective Experiment 12:00 - 13:00 Hub Stream Q&A session with Duffy Robbins & Andy Hickford 18:00 - 19:00 Debate: Christian Fashion equals modesty? Chaired by Jude Trenier Featuring Rose Lynas, David Cavan, Andrea Boden & Peter Lynas 19:30 - 20:30 Mainstage Arts Four Kornerz 21:00 - 22:30 Mainstage Worship Speaker: Mike Pilavachi Worship: Rend Collective Experiment
TUESDAY 10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Worship (Open from 09:30) Speaker: Danielle Strickland Worship: Rend Collective Experiment
36
37
16:00 - 17:00 TOMS talk Start Something That Matters John Kee The first in a series of inspirational talks hosted by TOMS.
Tearfund is a Christian international aid and development agency working globally to end poverty and injustice, and to restore dignity and hope in some of the world’s poorest communities. This year, the Tearfund café is located in the first courtyard and is a great place to hang out, learn more about their work and imbibe hot drinks. During the mainstage worship sessions, there will be a live stream from the Big Top shown in the Tearfund venue.
18:30 - 00:00 Venue Open
MONDAY 09:30 - 15:00 Venue Open
19:00 - 20:30 Mainstage Live Stream
10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Live Stream
21:00 - 00:00 Playlist Chilled out music and hot drinks
15:00 - 16:00 Mad Men #3 - What Next? David Cavan After such a transcendant weekend, Dave explores how to re-assimilate into everyday life.
SUNDAY 09:30 - 14:00 Venue Open
16:00 - 17:00 TOMS talk Start Something That Matters Gareth Gilkeson The final talk in a series of inspirational talks hosted by TOMS.
10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Live Stream
Friday 19:00 - 00:00 Venue Open
Saturday 09:30 - 14:00 Venue Open
21:00 - 22:30 Mainstage Live Stream
10:00 - 11:30 Mainstage Live Stream
22:30 - 00:00 Playlist Chilled out music and hot drinks
14:00 - 15:00 Video Killed The Radio Star Simon Henry A seminar looking at the influence of modern pop culture. 15:00 - 16:00 Mad Men #1 “You’re a real piece of work.” David Cavan Being known as ‘a real piece of work’ isn’t ideal - DC explores themes of greek theology in this seminar.
If you are looking for Tearfund follow the arrows, maps and signs that are ORANGE
21:00 - 00:00 Playlist Chilled out music and hot drinks
14:00 - 15:00 Holy Mischief! Shane Claiborne Hear stories of contemporary communities who are living counterculturally. 15:00 - 16:00 Mad Men #2 “I’m not a good enough man for God.” Andy Hamilton & David Cavan A look at what is expected of Christian guys and how to cope when we fail. 16:00 - 17:00 TOMS talk Start Something That Matters Pete Kernoghan The second in a series of inspirational talks hosted by TOMS. 18:30 - 00:00 Venue Open 19:00 - 20:30 Mainstage Live Stream
17:30 - 00:00 Venue Open 21:00 - 22:30 Mainstage Live Stream 23:00 - 00:00 Playlist Chilled out music and hot drinks
Phone Charging This year, give your phone what it needs in the Tearfund café. £1 for 1 hour
38
39
FRIDAY 19:00 - 21:00 Activities Sign-up 22:30 - 23:30 The Village Arts The Secret Room
The Village is a joint venture between YWAM (Youth With A Mission) Ireland and Urban Saints, and will be the centre of activities this year. We’ll be hosting a climbing wall, cage football with NOMAD, bouncy castle and inflatables, football tournament, funky café, pamper room for hair straightening, graffiti spray painting, unplugged worship & prayer tent and much, much more! The Village also houses the Sign Up Areas for all the outdoor activities (see the activities pages) We have over 40 volunteers with us to help you get the most out of Summer Madness 2012. We want to get to know you, hang out with you and we would also love to pray for and encourage you all! THE GRUB HUB A new addition for this year’s festival is The Grub Hub. From 12:00 - 13:45 and 17:00 - 18:45, The Village marquee is transformed into a gastronomic oasis. Good quality, home-made food at low prices. Hot meals served daily for £4.50 unless you have pre-booked.
SATURDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Worship 09:00 - 10:00 Activities Sign-up
14:00 - 15:00 Dance Workshop Don King 15:00 - 16:00 Drama Workshop 16:00 - 17:00 Getting Gigs Workshop Campbell Malone 17:00 - 18:45 Dinner @ the Grub Hub 22:30 - 23:30 The Street - Games & Live Music
12:00 - 13:45 Lunch @ the Grub Hub 12:00 - 19:00 Activities Sign-up
MONDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Worship
14:00 - 15:00 Dance Workshop Don King
09:00 - 10:00 Activities Sign-up
15:00 - 16:00 Drama Workshop
12:00 - 13:45 Lunch @ the Grub Hub
16:00 - 17:00 Music Workshop
12:00 - 19:00 Activities Sign-up
17:00 - 18:45 Dinner @ the Grub Hub
14:00 - 15:00 Dance Workshop Don King
22:30 - 23:30 The Street - Games & DJ Terry Kirkpatrick
15:00 - 16:00 Drama Workshop 16:00 - 17:00 Music Workshop
SUNDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Worship 09:00 - 10:00 Activities Sign-up 12:00 - 13:45 Lunch @ the Grub Hub If you are looking for The Village follow the arrows, maps and signs that are YELLOW
12:00 - 19:00 Activities Sign-up
17:00 - 18:45 Dinner @ the Grub Hub 20:00 - 21:00 The Village Arts Katharine Phillippa 22:30 - 23:30 Dance Party Pete Kernoghan
40
41
The first of our two dedicated seminar venues, and one of the few proper buildings we’re using, is St. Patrick’s Church of Ireland. It’s right on the edge of Glenarm Bay and has been there since around 1763. To get to it, you’ll need to turn right out of the festival village and head towards the spire. Make sure to remember your Green Cross Code - it’s outside the SM grounds and in the big bad world.
SATURDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Consumer Church Andy Hickford What is the cost of a consumer society to the church and its people?
15:00 - 16:00 Soul Sista #3 - I’ve Got It? Jude Trenier Jesus wasn’t afraid of mingling with dubious characters. How can we be God’s radicals in a broken world?
15:00 - 16:00 Soul Sista #1 - I Love It? Susie Keane How does our Christian commission for justice influence the choices us girls make?
16:00 - 17:00 Prayer or Action? Danielle Strickland What is the connection between prayer and social action? How much does the unseen realm affect our everyday lives?
16:00 - 17:00 How Jesus Liberates Women Danielle Strickland Does the Bible condemn women to second-class roles within the Church? Or is the truth more liberating than that?
SUNDAY 14:00 - 15:00 The Only Way Is TOWIE Claire Rush Delve deeper into how TV shows and magazines affect our values and selfworth. Dismiss the junk and live life to the full. 15:00 - 16:00 Soul Sista #2 - I Want It? Carrie Lloyd Whether you’re a fashion victim or vulture, explore what the Bible has to say about our love of bling. 16:00 - 17:00 Stories of Hope Nathan Jess & Richard Spratt A seminar of worship and short stories as we look at God’s work in Africa through Fields of Life.
If you are looking for Seminar One follow the arrows, maps and signs that are GREEN
MONDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Real-Life Discipleship Duffy Robbins What are the hallmarks of a real-life disciple of Jesus?
42
43
SATURDAY 14:00 - 15:00 If The Devil Wears Prada, What Would Jesus Wear? Rose Lynas Are you wearing the right thing? Does the Bible have anything to say about our purchases?
The second of this year’s dedicated seminar venues is in the other real building we’ve been allowed into, the Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church. It’s just outside the festival grounds, in the opposite direction to St. Pat’s C of I. It looks like a large house, but how many houses do you know with graveyards?
15:00 - 16:00 Re-imagine The Bible David Dunlop Is the Bible just a load of books within a book? Get a fresh view of God’s Word to find that it’s more than just a manual for life. 16:00 - 17:00 Retail Therapy Andy Hickford Take a step back to see the price we pay for our retail therapy. How are we managing our spending or is our spending managing us?
SUNDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Spiritual Disciplines 101 Pete Waugh Every Christian blog will tell you that spiritual disciplines are cool, but what are they exactly and how can they help us grow in our faith? 16:00 - 17:00 Money 101 Chris Cupples Northern Ireland’s regional head for Christians Against Poverty looks at all things money related from savings to credit.
If you are looking for Seminar Two follow the arrows, maps and signs that are TURQUOISE
MONDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Porn Scars Matt Summerfield & Andrea Boden Porn is a hard topic in any church. In this seminar, get a firm grasp on the issue whether porn is a problem for you or not.
15:00 - 16:00 King of Cool Scott Evans Is it possible to be a Christian and cool at the same time? Where does ‘coolness’ come from and how does it drive our pursuit of personal image? 16:00 - 17:00 Closer Still: Toxic Christian Culture Scott Evans For many, God is a sadistic deity. What if God’s heart is about fullness of life rather than following rules?
44
45
Friday 22:00 - 00:00 Venue Open | Deep
Saturday 12:00 - 18:30 Venue Open | Deep 13:30 - 15:00 Slum Life | Bush Camp
Exodus is a Christian youth discipleship organisation based in Northern Ireland and is committed to working with local churches to see young people transformed as they come to and grow in faith. With centres in Coleraine and Lisburn, Exodus support young bands and established artists alike all year round. Exodus this year have an acoustic cafĂŠ which will host music throughout the weekend as well as a bush camp simulation held outside. Plenty to get your teeth into both in terms of programme and food!
14:00 - 15:00 GoldFish Jones | Deep 15:00 - 16:00 Ryan Griffith & Aaron Boyd | Deep 15:30 - 17:00 Slum Life | Bush Camp 17:00 - 18:00 Jason Clarke | Deep 19:30 - 21:00 Hub Stream | Deep Acoustic worship and conversations with Danielle Strickland and Andy Hickford. 22:00 - 23:00 Jason Clarke | Deep
18:00 - 18:45 Debate: What’s the big deal about marriage? Chaired by Bishop Alan Abernethy | Deep Featuring Peter Lynas, Lynsey Holley, Barry Forde & Andrea Boden 19:30 - 21:00 Hub Stream | Deep Acoustic worship and conversation with Shane Claiborne. 22:00 - 23:00 DJ Pete K | Deep
MONDAY 12:00 - 18:00 Venue Open | Deep 13:30 - 15:00 Refugee Run | Bush Camp 14:00 - 15:00 Katharine Phillippa | Deep 15:00 - 16:00 Open Mic | Deep 15:30 - 17:00 Refugee Run | Bush Camp 16:00 - 17:00 Jonni Wright | Deep
SUNDAY 12:00 - 18:00 Venue Open | Deep 13:30 - 15:00 Slum Sunday Lunch | Bush Camp 14:00 - 15:00 The Emerald Armada | Deep 15:00 - 16:00 Billy Fyffe | Deep 15:30 - 17:00 Slum Sunday Lunch | Bush Camp
If you are looking for Exodus follow the arrows, maps and signs that are BLUE
16:00 - 17:00 No Picture Policy | Deep
22:30 - 00:00 Venue Open | Deep
46
47
Walk up on-site To participate in certain activities, no pre-booking is required. Just join the back of the queue at the activity itself. Pre-book on-site To participate in these activities you’ll need to register your interest at the Activities HQ in The Village. You will be allocated a start time.
Breathe in that fresh, rural, coastal air! Now that we’re out of the city and into some beautiful green fields, we’ve gone slightly activity-mad. There’s anything and everything available to try, from Bungee Trampolining to Zorbing. To sign up for any of the activities, head to The Village early in the morning to make sure you’re not disappointed. If you’re not over 18, be sure to bring signed permission from parents/guardians or you will not be allowed to take part.
BELIEVERS ON MOUNTAIN BIKES Mountain Biking £TBC | Pre-book on-site
Segway Safari £10 | Walk up on-site Cromore castles Bungee Trampolining £4 | Walk up on-site Hamster Zorbing £4 | Walk up on-site
Glenarm Rowing Club Off-shore Sculling £TBC | Pre-book on-site
Outdoor Concepts Climbing Wall £2-3 | Walk up on-site Coasteering £10 | Pre-book on-site Inflatables Free | Walk up on-site Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting £2-3 | Walk up on-site Sea Kayaking £10 | Pre-book on-site If you are looking for the activities follow the arrows, maps and signs that are PURPLE
SEGWAYS NI Segway Courses £1-5 | Walk up on-site
Youth FOR CHRIST Nomad Football Cage Free | Walk up on-site
48
49
SATURDAY 15:00 - 16:00 Slum LIfe Rising Dr Ash Barker Having lived in a slum in Bangkok for ten years, Ash explores how Christians can engage with the growing slum population worldwide.
Imagine a space of calm among the Madness. If you are a youth leader, youth worker, committed in your role among young people and you are craving a quiet space to escape the Madness, feel free to drop in, flop into a comfy sofa, enjoy free coffee and freshly baked goods. CIYD welcomes you and your team to enjoy the comfort and calm of this little space.
16:00 - 17:00 Mind Your Head Dr Maria Kee Maria shows how to protect your mental health through life’s little (or big) ups and downs.
SUNDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Kingdom of Power, Not of Words Andy Flannagan & Peter Lynas Hear stories and wisdom from both inside and outside the political system, with an opportunity to have your say about being salt and light. 15:00 - 16:00 #Church #Culture #What? Neil Young In a world of constantly changing technology, should the church be constantly changing too? 16:00 - 17:00 Don’t Make History, Change The Future Wilson Beare & Matt Summerfield As Maximus Decimus Meridius said “What we do in life echoes in eternity”. If you don’t believe it, come and find out how “Live Life 1-2-3” could change the world within ten years.
If you are looking for CIYD follow the arrows, maps and signs that are PINK
MONDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Life After ‘No More Traffik’ International Justice Mission & Evangelical Alliance There are a lot of overwhelming statistics about human trafficking around the world but how can we take action?
15:00 - 16:00 Making Poverty Personal Dr Ash Barker How to rich Westeners share Jesus with the world’s most impoverished people? 16:00 - 17:00 StreetReach is ‘On The Move’ Adrian McCartney & Martin Montgomery ‘On the Move’ is the Londonderry version of StreetReach that has followed straight on from the festival for the last three years. If you lead a local StreetReach or a youth group, “On the Move” could extend your experience of Summer Madness next year from 28 June - 7 July 2013.
50
51
THE EXHIBITORS The Exhibitors’ marquee is home to the exhibitors. It is nestled between the Tearfund and Exodus courtyards and is the main thoroughfare to the Big Top. Why not have a look around and a chat with some of the organisations and agencies who have some really exciting opportunities on offer? Christian Aid Israel Tourist Office Fields of Life No. 9 Resource Centre Mission Agenices Partnership Spirit Radio Propaganda Paintball MAD International
Belfast Bible College Church Army Crown Jesus Ministries Open Doors NI Housing Executive Plain and Simple Tee Co. Evangelical Alliance On The Edge Theatre
THANK YOU Antrim Estates Co. APT AR Marquees Box42 AV Chain Reaction Cycles Church of Ireland Priorities Fund Cyril Johnston & Co. Forfey Garron Tower Lynas Foods NI 2012 Production House PSNI Sentor Electrics Smallworld Music Tom Knox Plumbing Wilson’s
TOTAL RECALL Why let SM12 end on Tuesday 3rd July? Take home all the highlights of the festival with Total Recall - available on Tuesday morning in the Exhibitors area. At only £10, it’s cheaper than a burger and chips for two, but much more filling for the soul. There will be a limited number available at the end of the Festival: otherwise order on-line at www.summermadness.co.uk
52
53
PRAYER MINISTRY The Prayer Team are a dedicated bunch of all-agers who are keen to help you connect with God and will be available after every Mainstage Worship session (somewhere around the front). They’re also available at the 24/5 prayer venue during the afternoons and can be seen elsewhere on-site in their MAROON polo shirts. There’s no funny business: your first name & what you want prayer for is all we ask. We keep confidences (then later forget), unless criminal or abuse issues, suspected or actual, are raised: SM will pass details on to the relevant statutory authorities.
24-7 PRAYER At 24-7 prayer, our heart is to see a generation really grab hold of a ‘pray without ceasing’ lifestyle, so this year we are taking prayer out of the prayer room and right into the heart of the hustle and bustle of Summer Madness. Look out for us popping up at random times with creative ways for you to pray throughout the festival! Amen.
SHINE FM 102.4 Shine FM will be broadcasting throughout Summer Madness. Tune in online at shinefm.org.uk or using a radio app on your smartphone. Tweet us your requests and shout outs to @1024shinefm or on our Facebook page. (Search 102.4 Shine FM)
54
55
rhythms.org RHYTHMS IS AN INTERACTIVE WEB AND SMARTPHONE APP THAT HELPS YOU FOLLOW JESUS AND SEEK JUSTICE IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE. www . w e ar - i t - o u t . co . u k
Rhythms is a Tearfund initiative. Registered Charity No. 265464 (England and Wales). Registered Charity No. SC037624 (Scotland)
56
57
Since 1906 Urban Saints (formerly known as Crusaders) has been reaching out to children and young people with the good news of Jesus Christ.
CONNECTING Young people connect with the movement in a variety of ways, including weekly youth groups, special events, holidays, community projects and training programmes. HOW? By equipping the Church One of the main ways to connect with us is through our Energize website (urbansaints.org/energize) which is stacked with a huge range of resources to support the work of local groups, including: • A continual stream of adaptable, creative, biblically-based meeting plans for 3-4s, 5-6s, 7-10s, 11-14s and 15+ • On-line training courses for leaders and teenagers • An extensive range of articles to inspire, encourage and resource leaders Offering life-changing experiences • Events • Holidays • Community Projects • Training Programmes
URBAN SAINTS www.urbansaints.org
58
59
exodus The God with Sore Legs is the highly acclaimed debut book from Church of Ireland Minister Adrian McCartney. Described as a ‘meeting of minds between Bill Bryson, Lance Armstrong and Jesus’ – ‘The God with Sore Legs’ takes you on an epic journey of highs and lows, laughter and tears as Adrian races through the Irish countryside on his bike, drawing parallels between the journey and John’s Gospel. ‘The God with Sore Legs’ is available now at the festival for £7.99 After the festival the book may be obtained from the Good Book Shop (£8.99) or from amazon.co.uk or the Kindle Book Store
Serving Churches in Youth Discipleship Network - Residential - Resources - Simulations - Teams - Training - Venues
Youth Discipleship Conference
Saturday 29th Sept 2012 10am to 4pm Hillsborough Elim Church £20pp
“Equipping volunteer & vocational youth leaders in principles & practices of discipleship.”
Info and registration: www.exodusonline.org.uk
60
61
Porn Scars Porn, Young People and the Church Let The Battle Begin... One day training conference May 2013 What’s the truth about porn - Its influence and impact? How can we respond positively - individually and together? It’s time to change the state of play! Want to know more? Porn Scars seminar with Matt Summerfield (Urban Saints) and Andrea Bowden (Romance Academy) takes place Monday 14:00 in Seminar Two.
62
63
This year is Summer Madness’ 25th anniversary. Why not consider helping us reach our next 25 years by joining the Future25 fundraising initiative? For more details visit summermadness.co.uk
S u m m e r Ma d n e s s B a l l J A NU A R Y 2 0 1 3
64
CHAIN REACTION CYCLES
MADNESS VISIT OUR BELFAST STORE
BALMORAL PLAZA, BOUCHER ROAD, BELFAST, BT12 6HR
OPENING HOURS MONDAY: 9:30AM - 7:00PM I TUESDAY: 9:30AM - 7:00PM WEDNESDAY: 10:00AM- 7:00PM I THURSDAY: 9:30AM - 8:00PM FRIDAY: 9:30AM - 8:00PM I SATURDAY : 9:00AM - 5:30PM SUNDAY : 1:00PM - 6:00PM
WWW.CHAINREACTIONCYCLES.COM - FREE UK & IRELAND DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS