Mixing it up to bring churches together

Youth Across Hemel is starting a joint youth initiative called The Mix at St George’s URC, Long Chaulden this Sunday from 7pm to 8.30pm.
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Jan 2015, 08:41 BST
Youth leaders from Hemel Hempstead. Back row from left: Ruth and Christina from Adeyfield Free Church, Nikki from the Methodist Church, Monty from the Chatholic churches and David from Crossover. Front row from left: Lisa from New Church Hemel and Suzanne from South Hill ChurchYouth leaders from Hemel Hempstead. Back row from left: Ruth and Christina from Adeyfield Free Church, Nikki from the Methodist Church, Monty from the Chatholic churches and David from Crossover. Front row from left: Lisa from New Church Hemel and Suzanne from South Hill Church
Youth leaders from Hemel Hempstead. Back row from left: Ruth and Christina from Adeyfield Free Church, Nikki from the Methodist Church, Monty from the Chatholic churches and David from Crossover. Front row from left: Lisa from New Church Hemel and Suzanne from South Hill Church

The aim is to bring young people from different churches together to mingle with peers and enjoy a packed programme of drama, video, games, cake, chat and music.

Free of charge, the youth event will be based on the theme Our Shape, and is organised by young people from South Hill Church, Adeyfield Free Church, St George’s, the Catholic churches and New Church Hemel. Comperes for the evening will be South Hill Church youth pastor Suzanne Shiells and school worker from Crossover David Cockayne.

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Youth Across Hemel coordinator Lisa Dussek said: “I can’t wait to see what ideas the youth groups are going to be bringing to this quality event where we encourage one another and grow in God together.”

Call Lisa on 07952 113735 for more information.