2017 UK Youth Conference
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This year, we will look at Jesus Christ through the eyes of Peter, his friend and postle. We will also consider the importance of the church in the life of every Christian, and how we can all play a part in serving God and his people through membership of a church. As we mark 500 years since the dawning of the Reformation in Europe, we will also reflect on the life and work of Martin Luther, the German monk who became a leading reformer and preacher of the gospel.
‘That many of the bigwigs hate and persecute me does not frighten me at all. It rather comforts and strengthens me since it is clearly revealed in the Scriptures that the persecutors and haters have usually been wrong and the persecuted have usually been right. The lie has always had the greater following, the truth the smaller. Indeed, I know if only a few insignificant men were attacking me, then what I have taught and written were not yet from God. Paul caused great uproar with his writing, but that did not prove his teaching false. Truth has always caused a disturbance and false teachers have always said, “Peace, peace!” as Isaiah and Jeremiah tell us.’
, MARTIN LUTHER
As in previous years, there will be plenty of time for fellowship and free discussion, and the opportunity to put your questions to the panel. We look forward to seeing you there!
What?
The Conference is intended for young people over the age of 16. It is an opportunity to find out why the Christian’s is the most serious, but also the happiest life, and to have the opportunity of meeting many young people who hold that belief, from churches across the UK and beyond. Every year, many newcomers find a friendly welcome and feel quickly at ease.
Excellent teaching, fellowship and of course, great food! Thoroughly recommended! – Aaron Paul, First-time attendee, St Albans
When?
Friday 21 April – Monday 24 April 2017.
Where?
Yarnfield Park, Yarnfield, Stone, Staffordshire, ST15 0NL
Who?
Speakers:
Robert Murdock
Steven Curry
Jonathan Watson
How Much?
Residents – Full board
Friday dinner to Sunday dinner – £95
Friday dinner to Monday breakfast – £120
Friday, 21 April
- 6.30pm – Dinner
- 7.45pm – Peter: Meeting Jesus (John 1:35-42) – Robert Murdock
Saturday, 22 April
- 8.15am – Breakfast
- 9.15am – The Problem with the Church (1 Corinthians 3: 1-8) – Steven Curry
- 10.30am – Coffee
- 11.00am – Peter: Denying Jesus (Matthew 26:31-56, 69-75) – Robert Murdock
- 12.45pm – Lunch
- 5.00pm – Martin Luther and the Birth of Protestantism – Jonathan Watson
- 6.30pm – Dinner
- 7.45pm – The Importance of the Church (1 Corinthians 3:9-23) – Steven Curry
Sunday, 23 April
- 8.15am – Breakfast
- 9.15am – Prayer
- 11.00am – Morning Worship: Peter: Rediscovering Jesus (John 21:1-23) – Robert Murdock
- 12.45pm – Lunch
- 3.00pm – Questions & Discussion
- 4.45pm – Afternoon Tea
- 6.00pm – Evening Worship: Our Service in the Church (1 Corinthians 4:1-5) – Steven Curry
- 7.30pm – Dinner
- 9.00pm – Fellowship & Prayer
Monday, 24 April
- 8.00am – Breakfast
Facilities and Accommodation
Yarnfield Park Training and Conference Venue
Accommodation is in single study bedrooms. Please note that towels are provided.
There is an opportunity on Saturday afternoon to play various sports, so suitable clothing should be brought by those wishing to participate.
The bookroom will be open on Friday and Saturday. This will be stocked with all current Banner books at special prices.
Arrival
Arrival should not be before 4.30 pm on the Friday. If not arriving by 6.25 pm, please advise us when booking.
Non-residents
All conference attendees must please register in advance, even those attending for only one session.
Any Questions?
The Banner of Truth Trust, 3 Murrayfield Road, Edinburgh EH12 6EL.
Telephone: 0131 337 7310 or email: info@banneroftruth.co.uk.
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