Satellites 26

Look Up! Our final morning session together will be exploring how we can look after the planet through our worship, workshops and usual fun and chaos!

Please don't pick up your children before 12:45pm so they can take part in all the planned activities!

Jesus tells us that “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” What we do with the money (and stuff) we have is closely connected to what, or who, we love. So how can we use what we have for Jesus? The choices we make about how we get and spend money, and where it goes in the meantime, can set patterns for our whole lives.  What else does Jesus have to say about money? How can our approach to money help us think about the things we care about – living in fair and safe communities, and taking care of nature, for example? Come and unpack what the Bible has to say and what it might look like in practice in the 21st century to follow Jesus with our money.

Ever used the phrase, “that’s impossible” or said, “I could never do that”? At some point, we’ve all felt out of our depth - we might have even said that sometimes our faith feels impossible.
Did you know there are places in the world where being a Christian is seemingly impossible; millions of Christians face terrible persecution just for believing in Jesus. But, with God, all things are possible, and the church remains alive, active, and in some places, is even growing.
Join us and try to complete a series of impossible challenges and get inspired by the incredible stories of Christians like Zaid*, Brother Andrew, and Mama Kwama, who, in choosing to follow Jesus, have seen God do impossible and amazing things!
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Back by popular demand! If you love dance - this session will give you the perfect opportunity to show off your moves and learn some new ones.

It's the last night of Satellites and we'll be having a special evening of fun and games, including our very own version of the Masked Singer and finishing the night watching 'Looney Tunes: The Day the Earth Blew Up'.