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12:00 -13:00 | | Fearless YouthDo you want to hear from other young people about their dreams and vision? Young people from the Fearless project - Catholic, Protestant, urban, rural - will creatively share their life experience, hopes and fears, as well as their vision for the future.
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| Breathe (11:00 - 12:30)Every now and again it’s good to get a chance to stop and breathe. This year at the Hatch we are providing a quiet place to scribble, pray and process and all that you’re experiencing at SM2019.
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| Drop In Cafe |
| Drop InPop in to YFC and enjoy a game of pool or table tennis, have a go on the X-box or PS4, grab a snack from the Tuck-Shop and a mocktail from the 'bar'; or just hang out and have a chat with one of the YFC Team.
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| The Church Doesn't Care About Poor PeopleYoung people from lower income families have a tendency to educational underachievement. Mark Knox believes this to be unfair and unjust, and a reality that can be undone. Through forming Aspire he and his team invest in young people and empower them to achieve their educational and social potential. Hear from Mark, his team and the young people he works with as we unpack how the Church can respond to the educational poverty crisis.
Mark Knox |
14:00 -15:00 | | Something Worth SayingThinking about writing a talk for your church, youth group, SU or CU? Don’t know where to start? Scott Evans has given talks at universities and conferences across the US, Canada, Ireland and the UK and joins us to help us explore how to write talks and become people with something worth saying.
Scott Evans |
| Illustrated FaithDo you love scribbling, drawing and creating? Why not come along to Illustrated Faith and discover the divine in the doodling?
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| Your JourneyYoung people from Connor Diocese, Church Of Ireland share how their dream of writing a youth resource became a reality. Hear from some of the authors how the idea came about and was developed into a published book! A challenging, interactive seminar provoking you to consider where your voice can be heard, where would you begin?
Connor Youth Forum & Christina Baillie |
| Soul Sistas 2Ellen Degeneres once said "I think beauty comes from knowing who you actually are. That's real beauty to me." Join Kara as she explores how our strength, beauty and identity are shaped as we grow us women of God.
Kara Smith |
| Men Madness 2Is being manly all about getting jacked, watching sports and "sowing your wild oats"… or is it something different entirely? Join Joshua as he explores what it looks like to be shaped into true Christian manliness.
Joshua Luke Smith |
15:15 | | Leadership Stream #2 - Looking OutwardsOutreach – how do we best connect with young people outside of church, something the church at large continues to struggle with? Often the issues with unchurched young people are a world away from what we know or our own experience with young people in church. Join us as we look at the area of outreach and detached Youth work.
Matt Peach |
| Scratch DramaEver wanted to perform on the Summer Madness stage? Join Play it by Ear for some creativity, hopefully a couple of laughs and the chance to put together a drama for the Monday night of SM2019.
Play it by Ear |
| Shaped and Stirred - Stories of Faith, Identity and CharacterMitch and Darren come from very different backgrounds. Mitch is a full time evangelist from East Belfast, Darren is a Catholic priest from a Catholic Religious Order in the Glens of Antrim. Join them as they interview each other about some of the key experiences that have brought them to faith and helped shape their identity and character. Expect banter, stories and inspiration.
Mitch and Darren O'Reilly |
| Drop InPop in to YFC and enjoy a game of pool or table tennis, have a go on the X-box or PS4, grab a snack from the Tuck-Shop and a mocktail from the 'bar'; or just hang out and have a chat with one of the YFC Team.
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| “I’ve got your back” Helping my friend when they are not okWe’ve heard “It’s OK to not be OK”, but how do we support our friends when they are not OK? What should we do? Who should we speak to? How can we bring God’s hope in a time of difficulty? Come along to this helpful seminar by The Big House team to learn, listen and join the discussion about this important role we have to play as friends.
Big House & Tim Burns |
16.30 | | SERVE - Equipping Young LeadersJesus' leadership was earmarked by service and sacrifice, it was not glamorous and it did not make him rich. However, it revealed a way of living that is transformative for the individual, for their friends and family, for communities and for the world. It is caring, it is practical, it is costly and painful and it is filled with hope. This is true leadership, come and explore what this can look like for you and hear stories from young people working out what following Jesus looks like for them.
Tim Burns |
| Songwriting as an Outlet
Elise Brammer |
| Drop In Cafe |
| Drop InPop in to YFC and enjoy a game of pool or table tennis, have a go on the X-box or PS4, grab a snack from the Tuck-Shop and a mocktail from the 'bar'; or just hang out and have a chat with one of the YFC Team.
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| I Am A Temple"Did you not know... You are a Temple of the Holy Spirit? You are not your own”. (Corinthians 6:19)
I believe this question, penned thousands of years ago has the power to transform the way we define our humanity. These ancient words are a call to revolution, the manifesto of a resistance, the witness that the Divine is using us, yes us, in all our contradiction, confusion and chaos, to rebuild what the empire tore down. We are the Temple, the evidence that God's presence is not afraid of the trenches, that hope will have the last word and every moment matters.
This workshop will equip, empower and challenge us to live like every moment matters, we’ll create a unique manifesto for our lives and explore how we can use our voice, the work of our hands and every part of our life to change the world around us.
Joshua Luke Smith |
| The Big Top TableQuestion Time
Bishop Harold Miller, Lisa Whitten, Nichola Mallon, Robbie Butler, Pete Kernoghan, Martin Magill |