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Roots
A regular inter-denominational meeting for young people in Inshes church (Inverness) but attracting Christian young people from across the Highlands.
<Click here> for more on the "Roots" web site, and type Roots into the search bar on the homepage of this (Christians Together) website.
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| | The Editor | 18/04/2007, 16:37 | | Hi Farquhar, Good to hear from you. This is one of the areas on the web site that users can leave comments; and any from your young people would be most welcome.
Yours aye,
Colin
| | | Farquhar (Guest) | 19/05/2007, 16:11 | | Colin, thanks for your encouragement regarding ROOTS.
Just so people are aware, the next ROOTS night is Friday 25th May from 7pm at Inshes Church. This is the last of the term.
However, we're also having a Barbeceilidh (BBQ and Ceilidh!) on June 8th to finish the term off with a bang.
If anyone wants more info about these events feel free to throw me an email: ff@insheschurch.org or call me 07749 539 981.
| | | Farquhar Forbes (Guest) | 17/01/2008, 17:00 | | Roots is a monthly youth event which meets in Inshes Church, Inverness from 7 till 9 pm on the last Friday of each school-term month.
Young people (S1-6) from throughout the Highlands are made very welcome and it’s an excellent opportunity for them to socialise and have fun in a safe environment.
During each evening there will be games and snacks; a Pot Shot (a response to one of their questions) and a time of praise led by the roots band. The focus of each evening is a 20 min talk from God’s Word. This term is entitled MASTERSMIND and uses the famous game show as a backdrop for looking at 5 ‘ultimate questions’.
With our first distinctive being the focus on God’s Word our other distinctive is our firm belief in the Church of Jesus Christ. We are not seeking to set up a parallel ‘youth’ church or negatively impact any local church work. Instead we see roots as supporting your work: encouraging young Christians to serve in their own Church context and challenging non-Christians to turn to Christ and become part of His Bride, the Church.
See: www.gotroots.co.uk
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