Newday On the Road
Come and get a taste of the Newday youth event with worship and music by Phatfish, teaching from Joel Virgo and more!
We'll kick things off with worship, and then a great message from Joel. Following this they'll be a live concert from Phatfish. We'll have Newday resources available for you to buy and our cafe will be open all evening selling refreshments. We'll also be showcasing some of the social action projects from 2009 and give you the chance to get involved in Newday outreach projects for 2010. Don't miss it!
Friday 12th February 2010, 7pm to 10pm (Doors open at 7pm)
Venue: The King's Centre
King Street, Norwich NR1 1PH
Tickets: £4 per person (if purchased online)
£4.50 on the door
Click here to purchase tickets
Phatfish concert will begin around 9.00pm. Tickets are limited, to guarantee entrance to the event please purchase your ticket online. For any further information please call the King's Centre on +44 (0)1603 765795 or email media@thisislife.org.uk
Church leaders reception
The above event will be preceded by a reception for church leaders. This will take place at the King's Centre from 6pm.
This is a great chance to learn more about the Newday event, chat to the people involved and hear about how you can be involved in social action outreach projects for 2010. A light buffet and refreshments will be provided.
this is life?
'This is Life' is the name of the social action outreach projects for the Newday youth event in Norfolk. Find out more about Newday here
Since it began the Newday youth event has seen thousands of young people travel, from all over the UK and overseas, to be part of community-based social action projects. Not only do they give up their time for a week to do this but they pay for the privilege!
Last year saw teams of young people hitting the streets of Norwich and Norfolk, in a variety of neighbourhoods, putting their faith into action in practical ways. This included litter picking, removing graffiti, gardening and hedge cutting. You'll find all the details of what happened on our projects page.
Click here to see the report from the BBC