August 2003 Events

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26 - 31 July or 31 July - 5 August: Oasis Youth Action Community Week
Passed on by the West Yorkshire Ecumenical Council: an opportunity to spend six days in the summer working with Oasis in some of Britain's toughest cities to demonstrate that faith works. The excellent Faithworks Passion initiative (I John 3:18) is giving young people in our congregations the chance to release God's passion in the community. Locations available: Birmingham, Bristol, Derby, Leeds, London

Cost £49.50 inclusive of training and accommodation

Further information and an application form can be found on the Oasis Trust website, Email Youth Action or telephone: 020 7450 9044.

Steve Chalke spoke in Harrogate about the Faithworks Movement in May 2003.

19 July - 2 August: Harrogate International Festival Fringe
St Peter's church: Harrogate and Nidderdale Art Club Map: exhibition of original works open from 10am - 4pm.

30/31 August: Ian McCormack - Back from the dead:
'Whilst diving off Mauritius, surfer and traveller Ian McCormack was stung repeatedly by Box Jellyfish, one of the most venomous creatures on earth. In the ambulance, his body totally paralysed, and in hospital while clinically dead for about 15 mins, he encountered the overpowering love of a God he 'didn't believe in'. He was allowed to return, to a totally changed life, so that he can tell you and me about the reality of God's love.' Ian McCormack is coming to Harrogate; find out more of his story in person - or from his website.

Saturday 30 August 2003: 7.30 pm St. Mark's Church, Leeds Road, Harrogate, Map.
Sunday 31 August: 10.15 am King James School, Knaresborough, Map. 7.00 pm St. Andrew's Church, Starbeck, Map.

Bring your family and friends and hear the amazing story of a hedonistic young man whose life was transformed when he returned 'from the dead'.

Camp with CCCF at Filey:
The Caravanners and Campers Christian Fellowship run holidays for Christians across the UK; this August (15-25) for just £5 per night (for the whole family) you would be welcome to join the happy campers and pitch your tent, caravan or motorhome in the rally field at Lowfields Caravan Park off the Bridlington Road out of Filey, Map. Showers and toilets ajoin the field, and the beach and town are both just 10-15 minutes easy walk away. More details available along with reservations.

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