The Pursuit – The Next Chapter
We believe that God has given us a very clear mandate to pursue the next generation and throw our arms around them. It’s never been more critical that we pursue the Next Generation with great passion, together.
This pursuit has taken various forms over the past 25 years and although the chapters of the story change, the narrative remains the same. We must pursue a broken and lost generation with everything with have and we must do it TOGETHER.
Love Black Country invites you join with others as we start a new chapter in our pursuit of the Next Generation in the Black Country.
At 8pm on Monday 8th November at The Village Hotel in Dudley, we will eat together, dream together, worship and pray together about how God wants us to begin the next leg of the journey…together.
DOORS WILL OPEN AT 7:45PM AND FOOD WILL BE SERVED FROM THEN.
Tickets have been subsidised to enable as many people as possible to join us and cost just £10pp, including sandwiches and fries. (Tickets are free if you’d prefer not to eat.)
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