All Editorial articles – Page 142
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Jamie versus Toy: Lego Jabba's Palace
We've been excitied to get stuck into this for a very long time - we all love Lego, ESPECIALLY Star Wars Lego! Sean even paid a visit to Legoland last year, and yes he enjoyed himself incredibly.
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Jamie versus Toy: Subbuteo
Happy New Year everybody! Here's Jamie's latest battle against a toy and this time we're going retro with football classic Subbuteo! Filmed shortly before Christmas, so sorry for the apparent time travel.
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IssuesJamie vs. Toy: Saggo the Sorgenfresser
‘Saggo’ is a ‘Sorgenfresser’ (no prizes for guessing its country of origin) which means ‘worry eater,’ (or so I’m told, my German is sketchy at best) ...
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BlogJamie vs. Toy: Ridley's Magic Set
15 Amazing Tricks £13.99. It may not be cool to say it, but I love magic ...
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IssuesQ & A: Jendella
Jendella is a London-based photographer, filmmaker and writer. Her latest piece of work is The Young Motherhood project, a showcase of 27 mothers and children of various ages, which will soon exhibit in the Houses of Parliament. She spoke to Lucinda van der Hart about the project, stereotypes of young mothers and how the Church should respond.
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IssuesWho would Jesus vote for?
If Jesus had UK citizenship today, what would he do in the forthcoming General Election? Proclaim our current system broken and encourage people not to vote? Engage in acts of civil disobedience in protest at injustice, tax avoidance and wealth inequality? We don’t know, but we do know that Jesus did politics. Here’s a few thoughts from youth work and politics expert Nigel Pimlott on engaging your young people with politics
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IssuesJesus, light of the world
As we have explored lots of different kinds of schools’ work on page 26, we decided to go back to basics with this page and provide an assembly outline. This assembly is to be used around Halloween. Christians often struggle with Halloween, feeling unsure about how to approach such a commercialised event, which is tinged with darkness. However, the theme of darkness and light plays out across the Bible, so helping children discover Jesus as the light of the world at a time when the world is looking towards the dark can be helpful and timely.
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Ready-to-use Reflection: Seeing Jesus
The Bible says that Jesus is ‘the image of the invisible God’ (Colossians 1:15). There were no cameras in the 1st Century, so nobody can be sure what he looked like. Ever since Jesus’ incarnation, however, artists have created different images and representations of him ...
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IssuesMark My Words: Jesus Sauce
I preached in my church a couple of weeks ago, and was assigned a passage: 1 Corinthians 3. There were two strange aspects of this experience, both of which were good for me.
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The Last Word: The Real Jesus
I grew up in church, and was a mostly-good kid and all. I went to Sunday School every week, so I heard my share of Bible stories; I heard my share of Jesus stories.
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Youth work job titles
There are a heap of different names given to us youth… workers? Ministers? Pastors? SEE! Anyway, it’s quite difficult to figure out the ideal job title. Fortunately, as per usual, we’re on hand with some very important advice...
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Join us next week as we pray for UK young people
In the run up to this year’s Youth Work Summit, the organisations involved in running the event - which include Premier Youthwork - are committing to spend a week praying for young people, and for the church’s work with them around the UK.
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IssuesJoin me
I’ve come to a realisation, and it’s taken me nearly ten years to get there. Confession time: I have always assumed that youth ministry was something that I’d give myself to with abundant passion and commitment… for a time. I’ve operated on the assumption that at some point, I’d stop doing this and progress on to something else. Not adult ministry, you understand – I couldn’t think of anything worse – but the pursuit of some of the other dreams and ambitions that I hold.
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