Title: No Limits Weekender
Who: Destiny Youth
When: 22-23 July, 2006
Where: Church of Destiny, 454a High Road, Tottenham, London N17 9JD
Cost: Free
Contact: 07962 908869 or email NLW0706@aol.com
Description:
On Saturday 22nd July (12pm til 4pm) we will be having football and basketball tournaments, dance workshops, drama sessions (see link) and the 60 minute choir.
Sunday 23rd July (6:30pm til 10pm) is the NLW Celebration Night! This is when we have our NLW party and it is going to be awesome as we have some fun in the Lord.
Not only will we be giving out the trophies to the winners of the FA cup and NBA award, but some of London’s talented and anointed ministers are coming to share the word in song, dance and drama.
I am also delighted to tell you that Pastor Stephen Maile will be coming to share the word in his own unique and humorous style. Praise the Lord!
We believe that our youth are like the ‘seeds that fell into the good soil. They are noble with a good heart who hear the word, retain it and by persevering, produce a crop’ (Luke 8:15).
So NLW is about celebrating the talents and gifts of our youth and encouraging them to use their God given talents to preach the gospel and spread the good news to the lost.
For more information, visit http://www.tdmonline.co.uk.
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