Connor Youth Forum gets to work
At their residential event are Youth Forum members and facilitators.
Connor Youth Forum held its first event – a residential meeting on the north coast – on February 26 & 27.
Members of the Youth Forum began to draft a logo and consider ways of influencing their own parishes. They planned events they can organise across the diocese, and had great fun in the process.
The Youth Forum’s first six members are excited at the possibilities ahead and are looking forward to inviting more young people from across the diocese to get involved. The Forum’s next gathering will be on Saturday April 9.
Enjoying some games at the Youth Forum event.
Engage Connor Youth was represented by leaders who facilitated sessions over the weekend but with the discussions being directed by the young people. Lucy Burden, Stuart Moles and Danielle McCullagh are all studying at Church of Ireland Theological Institute. Their advice was invaluable as they encouraged the young people and helped to set the scene for the impact that the Youth Forum could have.
Christina Baillie, Diocesan Youth Officer for Connor, is assisting in facilitating the Youth Forum gatherings. “It was a privilege to see these young people discussing this opportunity with expectancy that it can be used by God within the diocese,” Christina said.
The Youth Forum residential was an opportunity for making plans and having fun.
“My hope is to see young people engage with their local parishes as well as discussing issues and actions for across the diocese. We hope to have young people from as many parishes as possible to help us to hear the voice of young people in various situations.”
Engage Connor Youth and the Youth Forum would like to thank the Rev David Ferguson and the Parish of Ramoan for the generous use of the Parish Centre for the Youth Forum sessions.
Site Directory
- Home
- All Aboard Year 3 Resources
- Cookie Policy
- Privacy Policy
- About us
- News
- Parishes
- Agherton
- Ahoghill and Portglenone
- Antrim
- Ardclinis, Tickmacrevan, Layde and Cushendun
- Armoy, Loughguile and Drumtullagh
- Ballinderry
- Ballintoy, Dunseverick and Rathlin
- Ballymacash
- Ballymena (Kilconriola) and Ballyclug
- Ballymoney, Finvoy and Rasharkin
- Ballynure and Ballyeaston (Ballyclare)
- Ballyrashane & Kildollagh
- Ballywillan, Portrush
- Belfast Cathedral
- Billy & Derrykeighan
- Broomhedge
- Carnmoney
- Carrickfergus
- Christ Church, Lisburn
- Cloughfern
- Coleraine
- Connor and Antrim St Patrick
- Craigs, Dunaghy and Killagan
- Derriaghy
- Derryvolgie
- Drummaul, Duneane and Ballyscullion
- Dunluce
- Dunmurry
- Eglantine
- Finaghy and Upper Malone
- Glenavy
- Glencairn
- Greenisland
- Holy Trinity and St Silas with Immanuel
- Jordanstown
- Kilbride
- Kilmakee Parish
- Kilroot and Templecorran
- Kilwaughter and Cairncastle with All Saints Craigyhill
- Lambeg
- Larne & Inver, Glynn & Raloo
- Lisburn Cathedral
- Lisburn St Paul’s
- Magheragall
- Mallusk
- Malone
- Monkstown
- Mossley
- Muckamore and Killead
- Ramoan and Culfeightrin (Ballycastle)
- Rathcoole
- Saint Katharine
- Skerry, Rathcavan & Newtowncrommelin
- St Aidan and St Mary Magdalene
- St Bartholomew’s, Stranmillis
- St George’s
- St Mark (Ballysillan)
- St Mary with Holy Redeemer
- St Matthew’s, Shankill
- St Michael Belfast
- St Paul & St Barnabas
- St Peter & St James
- St Simon and St Philip (Drew Meml)
- St Stephen and St Luke (Lower Falls)
- St Thomas’s
- Stoneyford and Gartree
- Templepatrick and Donegore
- The United Parishes of St Nicholas and All Saints
- Upper Falls
- Whitehead & Islandmagee
- Whitehouse & St Ninian
- Whiterock
- Woodburn
- Children/Youth
- Support
- Gallery
- Connor Connections
- Vacancies
- Links
Follow us online
© Copyright The Church of Ireland Diocese of Connor 2024 | Web Design by LD2.digital