.To view the 2023 report, click <a href="https://christchurchaughton.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ACPM-2024.pdf">here</a>.<br>
These camps offer a fantastic summer experience that gives young people the choice to have fun, make friends and to learn about how faith can positively change their lives. Cost is 225.00 and includes transport to and from camp, accommodation on site, excellent food, and lots of activities on and off site. Dates:May 25 - June 2: Junior week - 8-11 years old August 10-17: Inters week - 11-14 years oldAugust 3 - 17: Seniors week - 15-17 years oldThey also run a day camp for the children and young people from the Aberech area. Over 16 years old can volunteer for this. We had a number of young people who volunteered last year who really enjoyed the experience, and are going to do it again this year. There is also a Seniors plus camp for 18-21 years old. MCYC is looking for leaders to help across all of the weeks. If you or your young people would like to help, please apply on the MCYC website. Jane Lake can also answer any questions you have about the camp.
Firstly, ensuring that our Ministry Centre is sustainable for the future by installing solar panels on the roof. This will help ensure that our running costs are kept low and will help us achieve our Eco church award. Secondly, we have exciting plans for our Grade II listed building. Whilst we gratefully appreciate the beauty of this historic building, we are aware there are some aspects of it which make it less than ideal for ministry in the 21st century. Our project involves stonework repairs and new infrared heating. Read the attached brochure which provides a comprehensive overview, including the plan drawings. Consultation with the congregation and local parish community is now complete. Our project will be funded through:- Our own fundraising efforts- Donations / legacies if appropriate- Some Church unrestricted reserves- Much appreciated grant fundingIf you want to help our project by way of a kind donation, we would love to hear from you. Contact revsarahodonoghue@gmail.com.
Science and Faith Lectures - May 15th & 22nd, and and June 5: at Liverpool CathedralThe series of Gilbert Scott Lectures on Science and Faith that take place each year are designed to encourage learning, discussion, and reflection on a variety of aspects of science and faith, especially together.Bringing in a wide range of voices; from world-renowned, established academics, scientists and theologians, to the voices of practical, everyday experiences, they are designed to be accessible and enhance learning and reflection, whilst always being sensitive and respectful – all are welcome.Hope Explored Course: July 3, 10 and 17, 2024What's the best future you could ever imagine? There are fewer emotions more powerful than hope. But these days, hope often feels hard to come by. Where can we find a hope that wont disappoint us? 'Hope Explored' is our new course for people wanting to explore Christianity by looking at the life, death and resurrection of Jesus in Luke's gospel. This three session series shows that Christianity is about real hope; a joyful expectation for the future, based on true events in the past, which changes everything about our present.To learn more, contact Geoff Fallows on 01695 424530.Alpha course: Next course dates to be announced Have you ever wanted to investigate if Jesus, God, and the Bible are genuine or real and whether church is relevant? Alpha at Christ Church provides an informal opportunity over 11 weeks to get answers to these questions.Contact our church office on 01695 424530 if you'd like to sign up for the next course. For more information on Alpha please visit their website: www.alpha.org
