Scripts for Bus Tour, the drama in the Backpackers holiday club.

A more detailed look at the programme elements of the Backpackers holiday club.

Sheet music for 'We Are Going on a Big Adventure' – the theme song for the Backpackers holiday club.

Song words for 'We Are Going on a Big Adventure' – the theme song for the Backpackers holiday club.

'We Are Going on a Big Adventure' by Doug Horley is the theme song for the Backpackers holiday club.

Sheet music for 'Do This, Do This' – the Learn and remember song for the Backpackers holiday club.

Guardians of Ancora is a free-to-download game for children that brings the stories of the Bible to life. It is an amazing, free tool that you can use...

Guardians of Ancora is a free-to-download game for children that brings the stories of the Bible to life. It is an amazing, free tool that you can use...

If you’re reading this, then you’re in the right place for helping the children in your life get to know God better. Guardians of Ancora is a game app...

If you’re reading this, then you’re in the right place for helping the children in your life get to know God better. Guardians of Ancora is a game app...

This updated e-book is filled with ideas on how you can use Guardians of Ancora to bring the excitement of the Easter story to children and families.

Six 60-minute session outlines providing an effective follow-on to your Light Party.

Use these as an after-school club or a weekend activity to help...

In this talk, Tim Evans (CEO of Worth Unlimited) offers his thoughts on the opportunities and challenges of relational youth ministry.

Download and print this worksheet as a teaching resource to use with Guardians of Ancora: Jesus and the Fishermen RE resource Lesson One

In this talk, Kat Gregory-Witham asks the question "What is mission and who can do it?"

In this talk, Lizzie Hackney talks about doing mission in small and rural contexts.

In this talk, Tim Hastie-Smith explores whether having all the power is good or bad news for children's and youth ministry.

In this first talk, Rachel Turner explores the question "Why is the good news 'good' for children and young people?"