Rocknations 06

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|PIC1|What: Rocknations 06 by Abundant Life Ministries
When: 9th to 13th August 2006
Where: Abundant Life Church, Bradford
How much?: £45 full delegate
£15 day delegate price

Worship lineup:
RPM - part of Rocknations, the young people's ministry of the Abundant Life Church
Switchfoot
Tree63
One Hundred Hours
TheBandWithNoName
Electralyte
Titus

Speakers:
Matthew Barnett( LA dream Centre)
Andy Hawthorne (The Message trust)
Mal Fletcher ( Next Wave international)
"Chezz"
& the rest of the RN Team.

RN06 Is so much more than bands and speakers.

Enjoy Outdoor Concerts, football competitions, Xtreme activities, latte bars, "Lavish" Beauty Zone, SK8City & so much more between all the main meetings.


To book click HERE

(Source: Abundant Life Ministries)
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