
Join us on a journey into story, imagination and adventure. Learn and share storytelling techniques with Carole Danby and Lizzie Gaitskell.
Carole is part of the Youth and Children's Ministry Team for the Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane she has been a state school RE teacher for 22 years and the national Chair of the Network of Biblical Storytellers.
Lizzie is an Anglican Priest and storyteller with a special interest in ministry to children and families. She has been part of storytelling ministries for children in schools and in worship over the past five years.
This workshop is for you if you are involved in CRE teaching, Sunday School leadership or Kid’s Talk ministry or if you are simply interested in the art of storytelling!
Location: St Paul’s Anglican Church, Brisbane Road, Ipswich (off-street parking on Ellenborough Street)
Date & Time: 2-4pm, Sunday 17th of May 2009 Cost: Free Tea and coffee to follow.
Any enquiries: Revd Lizzie Gaitskell T: 07 3812 0377 E: chimestone@bigpond.com
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This website is jam packed full of all sorts of helpful resources for youth ministry including: games, team builders, activity ideas, movie reviews, youth culture windows and much more.
Although this site emerges from an American context it still contains many useful and cutting-edge resources for youth ministers.
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Edited by Stephen Harrison
Director of Youth, Children’s, & Family Ministry
Anglican Diocese of Brisbane.
ISSUE 4
April 2009
News & Tips for
Youth, Children's and
Family Ministry
Youth and families minister at Holy Trinity, Kawana Waters.
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Looking for resources to help you connect with children and young people? The MEC Resource Centre has a range of books, music, videos and DVDs on youth and children’s ministry. Read more
This is not a new book, but it is an important one in the continuing development of youth ministry. There has been very little discussion and almost no books written about how youth ministry fits into the life of the church. “Four Views” seeks to address this. Read more