Thank You Brunch 26
We would like to invite all our volunteers, chaplaincy teams and supporters (whether prayer supporters or those supporting through giving to the work) to our annual 'Thank You Brunch' on Saturday 14th November from 9.30am-11am. This year we have a change of venue to the Salvation Army Community Hall (behind the church) in Diss but will have our usual yummy brunch offerings, some encouraging stories, a time to connect with others, find out about the wider work and pray for the work of Integrate Youth for Christ.
Christmas Cakes & Puddings!
We are again selling homemade Christmas cakes and Christmas puddings this year and orders our now open! Cakes are £16, large puddings £14 and medium puddings are £10! We also have our cheeky bundle offer of a cake and medium pudding for £22 - a saving of £4!
Not only does ordering cakes and puddings with us save you some stress but it supports young people as well - a win-win!
Click here to go directly to the online order form and to find more details.
Final date for cake orders is 30th November and for puddings is 7th December.
St Benet's Chaplaincy Project
The St Benet's Chaplaincy Project is a project that is working with local churches to build school chaplaincy teams across schools in the St Benet's Multi Academy Trust (south), centred around the Harleston Sancroft Academy. Integrate Youth for Christ staff are leading the project and are working closely with local churches to develop the chaplaincy teams and increase the connections between churches and schools.
Youth Cafes
We run a range of youth cafes in various local churches in our area.
Integrate Youth For Christ run cafes in parish churches in Burston and Banham as well as a youth café at Diss Salvation Army Community Church and another one at The Hub, Thetford (known as Pulse Youth café).
School Lunch Clubs
We run More2Life lunch time clubs in schools where we work with young people to provide a safe haven and somewhere to discuss issues from a Christian perspective.
Prayer Spaces
Prayer Spaces In Schools enable young people to explore faith and spirituality from a broadly Christian perspective in a safe, creative and interactive way.