All Ready-to-use articles – Page 2
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Ready-to-use Schools Work: Always Listening
To introduce the concept of prayer as conversation with a God who listens and answers. It should challenge the young people to think about what they might say to God and to listen for a response.
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IssuesReady-to-use Movie: Captain America: Civil War
Clip: The clip starts at 27:53 and lasts until 35:09.
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IssuesReady-to-use Storyboard : The Parable of the Mocked Anchor
A downloadable interactive video of this Storyboard is available on the links section of the Youthwork website.
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Ready-to-use Movie: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
A growing nation of genetically evolved apes is threatened by a band of human survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. They reach a fragile peace, but it proves short-lived, as both sides are brought to the brink of a war.
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Ready-to-use Schoolswork: New Year, New Approach
The start of the new academic year for Christians working in schools means an opportunity to review your strategy, to think about what is working and what could be improved. Above all, it is a reminder to take time to be with God and hear what he is saying about the work. To accompany our back-to-school commissioning event, ‘Imagine’ happening on the 2nd September in the south and 6th September in the north (details at imagineschoolswork.co.uk), here are three ideas for getting involved in schools in different ways this year. Take a moment to read each of the three approaches below, look at the questions and ask God what he wants to show you about your work in schools over this coming year. Does any one of the three approaches stand out to you more than the rest? What ideas do you have of your own, and what are you already doing that others can learn from? Add your ideas to the ongoing conversation over at www.schoolswork.co.uk
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Ready-to-use Schools work: Assembly: Church
The following outline is an adaptable session for use in a secondary school assembly. You could deliver the whole session as it is set out below, or choose which parts you want to use. The theme of this assembly is to introduce the idea of Church as a movement of God’s people rather than a piece of architecture. It should challenge the young people to think about how different styles of church are a part of the body of Christ.
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Ready-To-Use Assembly Plan: David and Goliath
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You said: ‘We need inspiration for our assemblies’. So here it is: a ready-to-use assembly outline. Let us know how you get along with it -
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Ready-To-Use Assembly Plan: Looking back… Looking forward
To help children to understand something about Remembrance Day, and to hear what God has to say about peace .
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Ready-To-Use Assembly Plan: Moving on up
To help children explore the emotions and choices they face as they move from primary to secondary school.
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Ready-to-Use Assembly Plan : Easter
To hear the story of Easter and reflect on what it means for Christians.
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Ready-to-Use Assembly Plan : Jesus
To think about who Jesus is, and how we can make a decision about who we think he is.
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IssuesReady-to-use Discussion: Paris Attacks
The Paris attacks have initiated numerous responses but how do we broach this topic with our teenagers?
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IssuesReady-to-use Games + Ice Breakers: Autumn Twist
It’s Autumn. The nights are getting longer, the leaves darker and the teenagers… moodier? Anyway, be it light parties or other alternatives to Halloween, here are some pumpkin-spiced games to enjoy…
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IssuesReady-To-Use Movie: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Clip: The clip starts at 59:48 and lasts until 1:08:29.
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Ready-to-use Discussion: Go Away (in a Manger)
It’s Christmas, and century-old carols are suddenly omnipresent. You can barely move for renditions of ‘Hark! The herald angels sing’, ‘In the bleak midwinter’, and that other one with the weird chorus that has no words, but requires you to hold your breath for ages. You know, that one…
