Could you make an opportunity for some young people or leaders to include ‘Summer Madness 2001’ in your prayers/intercessions at your Sunday morning service on June 24th
IT’S FOR EVERYONE (including YOU!)
The Festival attracts up to 4000 visitors each year from right across the island and seeks to support young people in their quest for faith and meaning and a gospel-lifestyle that is relevant to their culture and community. The event has been running since 1987 and is organised by the Church of Ireland Youth Department in collaboration with a wide spectrum of individuals, agencies, and Churches; it accommodates young people from virtually all denominational backgrounds and outlooks.
COULD YOU ANNOUNCE IT?
The daily programme is available on-line at http://www.summermadness.co.uk/welcome.cfm which may be useful for anyone from your congregation interested in visiting the Festival at some point. This is a wonderful opportunity to be able to appreciate the Festival without having to travel down to Gosford!… (our usual venue).
The programme is pitched at the late teens and twenties, but the full family age range is increasingly catered for, with crèche and kids work featuring in the programme alongside special leaders and clergy seminars!
Day and Half-Day passes will be available at the Festival Reception at £15 and £10 respectively – Family tickets and Group concessions will also be available at the Gate. If you could make it clear to your congregation that SUNDAY ENTRANCE IS FREE till 6.00pm.
John Kee (Festival Director)
Full Festival passes and further information can be obtained from the Summer Madness Office – Tel: 028 9067 3369. More background to the Festival and up to date news and details from the website: http://www.summermadness.co.uk
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