Next Gen Leaders Gathering – 25.9.23
August 8, 2023 | Tim Fellows
As part of our investment into the Next Generation, we continue to network and facilitate relational unity between kids and youth workers across the region.
On Monday 25th September, we are hosting a gathering for those involved with leading and working with children and young people in any capacity.
We will pray, worship and share together, encouraging each other in the roles we play.
If this is something you do, we would love to see you there.
When: Monday 25th September
Time: 7:30pm
Place: LBC Chapel, Alpha House, Tipton Street, Sedgley, DY3 1HE
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