Celebrate 2008 Weekends
Welcome to the Brighton & Hove
Celebrate Weekend, 2008
12th & 13th July, 2008
Cardinal Newman School, Hove.
Celebrate is
a Family Holiday Conference organised by a team from
Catholic Charismatic Renewal, and open to Christians from every
part of the Body of Christ
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Dear Friends
A warm welcome to the Brighton
& Hove CELEBRATE 2008 Weekend Website.
The date is the weekend of 12th/13th
July and the venue, Cardinal Newman School in Hove, is now confirmed. We're
starting now to confirm our speakers and workshop
leaders too. We are starting to get an exciting range of Workshops/Seminars
confirmed ~ Geoff & Gina Poulter - Marriage, James &
Mish Harrison - Parish Renewal, Bridget Slattery - The Beginning Experience, Fr. Angelus Marie
(Franciscan Friars of the Renewal) - Eucharistic Healing, David Beresford
- Parish Youth Ministry with more to follow...(we also hope to have
workshop/seminars on Lectio Devina, Intimacy with God, Discernment
for 20-30 year olds). Plus ... there will be special workshops/seminars
for 15 - 20 year olds (year 10 upwards) + more to follow..
We anticipate a big response,
and with limited spaces, we would recommend early booking -
click here for more on how to book. Scroll down for more.....
plus watch this space for more upates.
Helen & Nick Wells
on behalf of the Brighton Core Team
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Watch the Brighton 2008
Celebrate Video here
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Please Note: Catering Arrangements:
A packed lunch should be brought
both days and a meal can be purchased for
the Saturday evening at £4 per head (a choice of two hot
meals - one vegetarian - and a dessert). Please indicate at time
of booking if you wish to purchase a meal.
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The Venue
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Cardinal Newman School
Web: Click
Here
The Upper Drive
Hove East Sussex
BN3 6ND.
Map
Click Here to view in new window
Celebrate
Weekend Contact:
Helen & Nick Wells
Click here to e-mail
17 Wellington Road,
Brighton
BN2 3AB
please do NOT contact
the venue directly
Catering
Arrangements:
A packed lunch should be brought both days and a meal can be purchased for the Saturday
evening at £4 per head (a choice of two hot meals - one vegetarian - and a dessert). Please
indicate at time of booking if you wish to purchase a meal.
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Saturday Programme
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| 9:00 |
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Doors open
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9.45
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Streams begin |
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10.00
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Praise & Worship
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10.30
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Welcome
& notices
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10.45
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Drama from Rise followed by Session 1:
David Payne
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12.00
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Adoration
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12.15
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Lunch |
13.45
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Streams begin |
14.00
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Workshops/
seminars
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15.15
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Break
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15.45
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Mass
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17.15
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Break for supper
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| 18.45 |
Streams
begin
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19.00
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Evening Celebration: Praise & Worship, followed
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Drama from Rise, then
Session 2: David Matthews, followed
by Prayer Ministry
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21.00
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Finish
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Sunday Programme
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9.15
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Doors open |
9.45
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Streams begin |
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| 10.00 |
Praise &
Worship
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10.30
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Notices & Offering
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| 10.45
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Drama from
Rise
followed by
Session 3: Michelle
Moran |
12.00
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Adoration
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12.15
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Lunch
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| 13.45 |
Streams begin |
14.00
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Workshops & Seminars
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15.15
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Break
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| 15.45 |
Family Mass |
| 17.30 |
Finish
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We're always delighted by the
number of children and young people at CELEBRATE. In 2007,
under 25s accounted for over 40% of all Celebrators. 2008 should be
no different, and so we've put together a varied and active programme
... see below for YOUR group!!
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Crèche
Ages 0-2
One parent must accompany child.
Run by Greg & Sara Folwell
Little Fishes
Ages 3-5
Heavenly Hosts
Reception & Years 1, 2
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Young Disciples
Year 3,4,5,6
People of Praise
Year 7,8,9
Run by Pete Emmett and Rachel Robertson
Obadiah's Octagon
(the OOs)
Year 10, 11+ (up to age 22) Run by Emily Batchelor and
Tom Kinsella with help from Sion Youth Team
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Brighton is located
on the south coast of England, and together with its immediate neighbour
Hove forms the city of Brighton and Hove. Brighton is one of the
largest and most notable settlements by the sea in the United Kingdom.
The ancient settlement of Brighthelmston dates
from before the Domesday Book (1086), but it emerged as an important
health resort during the 18th century and became a popular destination
for day-trippers after the arrival of the railway in 1841. Brighton
experienced rapid population growth reaching a peak of over 160,000
by 1961.
Modern Brighton forms part of a conurbation stretching
along the coast, with a population of around 480,000.
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