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The newly released KCC One App is now available for free download on tablet devices. PLUS five new app uploads to encourage you this week in video, text and audio formats.  Katoomba Christian Convention’s (KCC) newly released KCC One mobile app is now available for use on tablet devices. Download ‘KCC One’ from your App Store to gain immediate access to over 350 life-changing Bible talks in video, audio and text formats. KCC One is constantly being updated with new content for users to watch, listen and hear. Here are 5 of our latest resources to encourage you this week. 1. What to Do When Your Tank Is Low – Tim Dyer COVID has impacted not only our ministry but every aspect of who we are. In the first of our Oxgyen ‘Time to Reset’ series for those in Christian ministry and leadership, Tim Dyer shares some strategies to help you cope, some behaviours to watch out for and also some questions to help you reflect in this season. 2. Finding Satisfaction in God – Jen Wilkin In this Oxygen Masterclass, Author and Bible teacher, Jen Wilkin, addresses the topic of finding satisfaction in God and how like the Apostle Paul, we too can learn the ‘secret of contentment’. 3. Knowing God’s Peace – Tace Stevens Tace Stevens is a 28-year-old Bibbulmun and Spinifex woman from Western Australia. She was raised by a single mother along with 12 siblings and cousins. At OneLove 2020, Tace shared how knowing God has given her peace in moments of anxiety and indecision. 4. Resilience in Ministry – Lyn Worsley In this workshop, Director of The Resilience Centre, Lyn Worsley, addresses how we can be resilient in Christian ministry and the factors that enable people to remain strong in ministry. 5. Battling Burnout and Enhancing Engagement in Ministry – Dr Grant Bickerton In this Oxygen Masterclass, Dr Grant Bickerton addresses the factors that lead to burnout and gives tips to ministry leaders for battling burn out and enhancing engagement in ministry. This Masterclass comes with a complimentary handout and discussion questions which is also available on the KCC One App. Download the KCC One App Download the free KCC One App which is now available on Apple App and Google Play stores. With fresh content added regularly, you’ll be able to access more video, audio and reading resources from all the KCC events, as well as special app-only content. Faith comes from hearing, and our prayer is that many will do that through KCC One.
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Christian leaders and workers are invited to tune into our upcoming 'Oxygen Live' Facebook event. On Wednesday 21 October, we will interview Dr Grant Bickerton as he addresses the topic, 'Ministry Stress: Crisis or Catalyst?'  This October, the Oxygen Team is hosting ‘Oxygen Live’, a series of FREE online Facebook events aimed at helping Christian leaders and ministry workers to prioritise ministry wellbeing and to run refreshed. On Wednesday 21 October, Dr Grant Bickerton will address a talk titled 'Ministry Stress: Crisis or Catalyst?' Dr Grant Bickerton is a counselling psychologist who also has 15 years' experience as a missionary in Australia and overseas. Grant’s research expertise concerns the psychological and spiritual variables that reduce work stress and promote well-being among Christian missionaries. To get the latest updates for our Oxygen Live events, make sure to follow our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/kcc.oxygen You can replay our first event ‘What to do when your tank is low’ with Tim Dyer on Facebook or the KCC One App. Rest Your Ministry Tank with our ‘Time to Reset’ series on the KCC One App!  We are pleased to share the ‘Time to Reset’ series on the KCC One App--a collection of handpicked resources designed to refresh people serving in Christian ministry. Featuring past Oxygen talks by Dr Grant Bickerton, Tim Dyer, Jen Wilkin and Lyn Worsley, ‘Time to Reset’ has been specially curated to help leaders refuel their ministry tank so that they can continue serving the Gospel with zeal and joy. Here’s a preview of the 8 talks that are available in this series:
On top of this, Tim Dyer has also supplied 3 new resources under the 'Read' section of the KCC One App:
We hope that all of these resources are a blessing to you and your ministry teams! Stay up to date with Oxygen NextGen will offer 'Training Kits' in 2021 and will officially relaunch in 2022 in a new format that better serves and equips the next generation of Bible teachers. Sign up to our upcoming NextGen Info Night for more information!  NextGen 20 Delegates For the last 30 years, NextGen conference has played an integral role in training and equipping leaders in youth and children’s ministry. Hosted by Katoomba Christian Convention, NextGen’s world-class training model has been exported both interstate and overseas, with leaders trained up in Queensland, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Uganda and the Solomon Islands. Since 1990, tens of thousands of delegates have graduated from the NextGen program with a renewed love of God and the confidence to read and teach the Bible to others. Delegates have left NextGen to serve their local church as lay leaders, and some have completed the program with the conviction to enter full-time pastoral or Christian ministry. "NextGen training fuelled my desire for God, his Word and to be further equipped to serve him better." “God used NextGen to propel my life on track. Through the powerful preaching, I was convicted that Christ was worthy of my all. I remember after a night session...I prayed that God would help me resolve to live a single-minded, transformed life as Jesus deserves no less. “Things which I take for granted now I was introduced to for the first time at NextGen. I really had no idea how to read the Bible properly and that was made clear to me at NextGen. I hadn’t even heard of biblical theology before. All this stuff I took back to Brisbane to try and implement into the Young Adults group.” The need for a new NextGen format While we are able to praise God for all that He has done through NextGen, we recognise that times have changed and that the old format posed some challenges which prevented groups from receiving the full benefits of the NextGen program. Such challenges include:
Introducing NextGen 2021 Training Kits  As our team plans for a new era of NextGen, we want to continue serving delegates who trained with us last January. For 2021, we’re putting together NextGen Training Kits which will enable you to replicate the training experience with convenience and ease. The theme for NextGen 21 is ‘Holiness: Living as People of God in Today’s World’ and the speakers will be Tim Blencowe (Pastor, Macquarie Baptist Church) and Gary Millar (Principal, Queensland Theological College). Each kit will include:
For more information about these Training Kits and the future of NextGen you can RSVP for the NextGen Info Night or visit the NextGen website. RSVP for the NextGen Info Night  The NextGen Info Night is suitable for anyone wanting to learn what NextGen 21 will offer. Join us on Zoom as we answer all your questions about our ‘Training Kit’ and how you can use this opportunity to connect with your home churches and churches in your community. During the Info Night you will be able to:
All are welcome, so please invite your friends and RSVP your attendance for the following nights:
Stay up to date with NextGen conference online: There is only 5 days left to register for the KYCK 20 livestream, and to spend quality time in God's word with high-schoolers across the state. Join us as we celebrate the unchanging message of the gospel of Jesus Christ and its impact on our past, present and future.  KYCK 20 Speakers Late last month, teenagers and youth groups from across the state tuned into the KYCK livestream to be encouraged by God’s word. Guest speakers Ben Staunton, Dave Jensen and Matt Sparks joined the livestream to preach from the book of 1 Thessalonians on the theme 'Past Present Future'. The KYCK 20 livestream featured three bible talks from the book of 1 Thessalonians. In session 1, Ben Staunton explained how the past event of Jesus’ death and resurrection grants believers hope for 2020 and beyond. In session 2, Dave Jensen encouraged youth to trust that God’s plan for their lives is far better than the plans that they are making for their own lives. In the final session, Matt Sparks comforted youth with God’s eternal promises, and how that changes the way we see and grieve death.  CityAlight leading worship in song at KYCK 1 The program also featured worship in song by CityAlight, inspiring testimonies and a live Q&A panel which answered the following question as voted by viewers: 1) The idea of eternity scares me, even though I know I have eternity with God. Got any verses/tips to help? 2) How can we bring our religion into conversation and talk about it to non-Christians without appearing intrusive or rude? For many youth groups, KYCK was a special opportunity to encourage one another in-person, and to find hope in gospel truths for 2020 and the future ahead: “In a season that has left so many feeling distant and isolated, we really felt like part of a larger Christian community tonight. Looking into Thessalonians and turning the youths’ minds away from themselves and towards the lives they can live through Christ is truly something great. Our youth and leaders had such a great time hanging out and gathering around the word of God today.” “Our youth and leaders had a fantastic time. We were all so challenged by the talks and we especially want to thank the speakers for their wisdom and engaging talks. Our youth group got to hear the truth of Jesus, they were challenged and greatly encouraged.”  Mudgee Baptist Church gathers for KYCK 1! Last chance to register for KYCK 20!  KYCK #2 will be held this Saturday 10 October, and the official program will run from 1:30pm-8:30pm. Tickets are $27 per person and includes an all-access pass to the KYCK 20 livestream. If you are a youth leader, make sure you choose the “Group Leader & Youth Leader” ticket option so that you receive the necessary Group Leader resources and discussion questions! To purchase your tickets, visit our website: www.kyck.org.au/register NOTE: Groups registered before midnight Thursday 8 October will go in the draw for a ‘KYCK Donut Drop’ and the chance to be interviewed during the KYCK livestream. Please note that this competition is open to NSW and ACT residents only.  KYCK 1 Donut Drop Stay up to date with KYCK online: Reset your ministry tank with the 'Time to Reset' series on the KCC One App, featuring talks by Dr Grant Bickerton, Tim Dyer, Lyn Worsley and Jen Wilkin.  We are pleased to share the ‘Time to Reset’ series on the KCC One App--a collection of handpicked resources designed to refresh people serving in Christian ministry. Featuring past Oxygen talks by Dr Grant Bickerton, Tim Dyer and Lyn Worsley, ‘Time to Reset’ has been specially curated to help leaders refuel their ministry tank so that they can continue serving the Gospel with zeal and joy. Here’s a preview of the 8 talks that are available in this series: 1. Change, Loss & Grief – Dr Grant Bickerton 2. Burnout: Being a Living Sacrifice Not a Burnt Sacrifice – Dr Grant Bickerton 3. Ministry Stress: Crisis or Catalyst – Dr Grant Bickerton 4. Foundations of Wellbeing – Dr Grant Bickerton 5. Healthy Ministry Teams – Tim Dyer 6. Conflict Management in Christian Communities – Tim Dyer 7. Resilience in Ministry – Lyn Worsley 8. Finding Satisfaction in God – Jen Wilkin These talk titles are available for free listening on the KCC One App. Simply search for ‘KCC One’ in your Apple App or Google Play store.  This October, KCC will kick off ‘Oxygen Live’ a series of online Facebook events to help Christian leaders prioritise their ministry wellbeing and run refreshed. In the first three talks of the series, we will interview Dr Grant Bickerton, Tim Dyer and Dr Valerie Ling who will join us in sharing their thoughts on weariness and dealing with ministry stress. Make sure to save the dates in your diary! 1. What to Do When Your Tank Is Low Speaker: Tim Dyer Date & Time: Wednesday 7 October, 12PM AEDT Tim Dyer is a trainer of church consultants, mentors and leaders and works across many mainline denominations, focusing on the care, development and support of clergy and the health of congregations. Tim is also trained in psychology at Melbourne and Monash Universities before researching and publishing on Youth Homelessness as a staff worker with Scripture Union Victoria. He teaches at a graduate level for several theological colleges in Team Relationships, Conflict Management, Resilience and Self Care, Trauma and Recovery and the Personal Life of the Minister. 2. Ministry Stress – Crisis or Catalyst Speaker: Dr Grant Bickerton Date & Time: Wednesday 21 October, 12PM AEDT Dr Grant Bickerton is a counselling psychologist who also has 15 years' experience as a missionary in Australia and overseas. Grant’s research expertise concerns the psychological and spiritual variables that reduce work stress and promote well-being among Christian missionaries. 3. What to Do When You Are on the Brink of Burnout Speaker: Dr Valerie Ling Date & Time: Wednesday 28 October, 12PM AEDT Dr Valerie Ling is a clinical psychologist, speaker, published author and clinical supervisor working primarily in pursuit of burnout prevention. Valerie is the Clinical Director and Founder of The Centre For Effective Living, a group Psychology practice dedicated to clinical excellence in mental health. To get the latest updates and resources for Christian leadership and to join Oxygen Live, make sure to follow our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/kcc.oxygen Stay up to date with Oxygen Live: This October, KCC is hosting ‘Oxygen Live’ a series of online Facebook events to help Christian leaders prioritise their ministry wellbeing and run refreshed.  In 2020, the Oxygen team continues to be committed to serving pastors and Christian leaders. In this season of change and instability, we have been brainstorming ways to help our nation’s leaders to run refreshed so that they can continue serving the gospel in a world that’s hungry for hope. Therefore, we are hosting Oxygen Live—a series of free online Facebook events, featuring guest speakers who will speak on the topic of ministry wellbeing. In the first two talks of the series, we will interview Dr Grant Bickerton and Tim Dyer who will join us in sharing their thoughts on weariness and dealing with ministry stress. Make sure to save the dates in your diary! 1. "What to do when your tank is low" – Tim Dyer – Wednesday 7 October | 12PM AEDT 2. “Ministry Stress - Crisis or Catalyst” – Dr Grant Bickerton – Wednesday 21 October | 12PM AEDT Dr Grant Bickerton is a counselling psychologist who also has 15 years' experience as a missionary in Australia and overseas. Grant’s research expertise concerns the psychological and spiritual variables that reduce work stress and promote well-being among Christian missionaries. Tim Dyer founded the John Mark Extension and serves as a trainer of church consultants, mentors and leaders. He works across many mainline denominations and focuses on the care, development and support of clergy and the health of congregations. To get the latest updates and resources for Christian leadership and to join Oxygen Live, make sure to follow our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/kcc.oxygen To get a taste of Oxygen teaching, you can tune into "Time to Reset", as well as our library of old Oxygen talks which have been uploaded to the KCC One App. We recommend that you tune into Grant Bickerton’s Oxygen 11 talk, “Battling Burnout and Enhancing Engagement in Ministry” which comes with the following complimentary handout. Stay up to date with Oxygen Conference: The first weekend of KYCK 20 will begin this Saturday 26 September. Here are five ways that delegates can prepare for KYCK this week.  This Saturday 26 September, high schoolers across Sydney and as far and wide as Canberra, Adelaide and Bathurst will gather for the KYCK youth conference livestream. Youth will hear from guest speakers Dave Jensen, Matt Sparks and Ben Staunton as they preach from the book of 1 Thessalonians on the theme “Past Present Future”. Delegates can expect three Bible talks, inspiring testimonies, a live Q&A panel and worship music led by Christian bands CityAlight (KYCK #1) and Gather (KYCK #2). Here are five ways that you can prepare for KYCK this weekend: 1. Meditate on the book of 1 Thessalonians The book of 1 Thessalonians is filled with wisdom about how the gospel changes humanity’s past, present and future. Take some time this week to read the book and to reflect on the chapters that will be covered in the three talks:
2. Listen to the worship songs on the KYCK 20 playlist Be encouraged and meditate on the conference theme by listening to this KYCK Spotify playlist which is available here. 3. Pray for KYCK Please join us in praying for KYCK 20:
4. Review the Group Leader Resource Pack If you are a Group or Youth Leader, make sure to review the Group Leader Resources Pack containing discussion questions, a prayer guide, suggested activities and how to lead youth in the response segment of the conference. 5. Help us spread the word If you have been blessed by the ministry of KYCK, why not help us spread the word to high schoolers all over Australia? For the first time ever, teenagers from different states can tune into KYCK and to be spurred on in their faith. You can share our posters and graphics on social media, bless your friends with the free footage from KYCK Live or become a KYCK ambassador by purchasing the 2020 tee or 2021 hoodie here. 5 days to go! Register for KYCK 20 today! KYCK #1 will be held this Saturday 26 September and KYCK #2 on Saturday 10 October. Tickets are $27 per person and includes an all-access pass to the KYCK 20 livestream. If you are a youth leader, make sure you choose the “Group Leader & Youth Leader” ticket option so that you receive the necessary Group Leader resources and discussion questions! To purchase your tickets, visit our website: https://www.kyck.org.au/register/ NOTE: Groups registered before midnight on the Thursday prior to each KYCK will go in the draw for a ‘KYCK Donut Drop’ and the chance to be interviewed during the KYCK livestream. Please note that this competition is open to NSW and ACT residents only. Stay up to date with KYCK! High schoolers across Australia will be gathering this Spring for the KYCK youth conference livestream. Guest speakers Dave Jensen, Matt Sparks and Ben Staunton will preach from the book of 1 Thessalonians on the theme “Past Present Future”. This theme will also be explored through testimonies, a live Q&A panel, and worship music led by Christian bands CityAlight and Gather.  Over two weekends this Spring, high schoolers and youth groups from across Australia will be gathering online for the annual KYCK youth conference. Hosted by Katoomba Christian Convention, KYCK will feature guest preachers, Dave Jensen, Matt Sparks and Ben Staunton who will be preaching from the book of 1 Thessalonians on the theme “Past Present Future”. Currently joining as delegates is youth groups across Sydney Metropolitan areas, and as far and wide as Bathurst and Canberra! In the book of 1 Thessalonians, Paul boasts in the power of the gospel to change humanity’s past, present and future. At KYCK, youth will be encouraged to see the saving power of Jesus in ridding the world of the greatest virus of all--human sin! The official KYCK program will run from 1:30pm-8:30pm and include three bible talks, testimonies, worship in song, and a live Q&A panel. Here is an outline of the three bible talks:
 To help youth see how biblical theology is “lived out” in everyday situations, KYCK delegates past and present will be joining the platform, to share how the gospel has transformed and shaped their decisions in different seasons of life. Christian bands CityAlight (KYCK #1) and Gather (KYCK #2) will also be joining the livestream to guide youth into reflecting and responding to God's word in song. To familiarise yourself with the songs ahead of KYCK, you can follow the KYCK 20 Spotify playlist here. Finally, if delegates have any questions from the day, they can submit their questions to our live Q&A panel which will be led by Ben Staunton and our MC’s. Although our delegates are unable to gather physically this year, every element of the new online program has been designed to challenge and equip high schoolers to live out their faith with joy and boldness. Please join us in praying for this outcome this Spring! 10 days to go! Register today! KYCK 20 will be held over two weekends this Spring. KYCK #1 will be held on Saturday 26 September and KYCK #2 on Saturday 10 October. Tickets are $27 per person and includes an all-access pass to the KYCK 20 livestream. If you are a youth leader, make sure you choose the “Group Leader & Youth Leader” ticket option so that you receive the necessary Group Leader resources and discussion questions! To purchase your tickets, visit our website: https://www.kyck.org.au/register/ Love KYCK? Help us spread the word!
Stay up to date with KYCK! Katoomba Christian Convention (KCC) has released KCC One—a brand new mobile platform which aims to make God's word accessible worldwide. Here are five of the latest app uploads including resources by Francis Chan, Heidi Tai, Keith Lord, Dr Grant Bickerton and Helen Roseveare.  Katoomba Christian Convention (KCC) has released KCC One—a brand new mobile platform which aims to make God's word accessible worldwide. Available on iOS and Android, KCC One is a free app offering access to video, audio and transcripts of KCC’s extensive catalogue of Bible talks from the last 42 years. At a time when Christians across Australia and around the world have been forced to isolate, KCC’s rich library of over 350 expository preaching and topical talks allows users to hear from local and international preachers. Here are 5 of our latest resources to encourage you this week: 1. I Am the Good Shepherd – Francis Chan We recommend this talk to pastors and Christian leaders who may be feeling weary in their ministry. Preaching from John 10, Francis Chan reminded leaders at Oxygen Conference (2014) that though they have been called to shepherd their flock, they are first and foremost sheep who are under the guidance and care of the Good Shepherd. This talk is available for download in text, audio and video format. 2. OneLove 20 Testimony: Along Came Mercy – Heidi Tai At OneLove 2020, Asian Australian writer, Heidi Tai, shared her testimony on how she and her immigrant father found true rest in God’s love, mercy and provision. She also explains how the gospel of grace has transformed her identity and perception of worthiness. This testimony is available for download in video format. 3. BASECAMP 20 Testimony: Joy in Hard Times – Keith Lord At BASECAMP 2020, Australian farmer, Keith Lord, shared how his faith in God and friendship with fellow brothers has helped him in his battle with drought on his farm in Junee. Quoting various promises from Scripture, Keith explains how he has learned to trust God in hard times. This testimony is available for download in video format. 4. Time to Reset: Change, Loss & Grief in Ministry – Dr Grant Bickerton In this Oxygen Conference 2018 Masterclass, Counselling Psychologist, Grant Bickerton explores how change in ministry can lead to feelings of loss and grief. In this Masterclass, Bickerton explains the difference between tangible and intangible losses, the normal symptoms of grief and how to cope with grief associated with change in ministry contexts. This audio talk comes with a complementary handout which is also available under the “Read” tab of the KCC App. 5. From the Vault: Accepting God’s Will – Helen Roseveare There are so many gems in KCC’s sermon archives, including this talk from the English missionary, Helen Roseveare (1925 – 2016). Preaching from Jonah 3, Helen challenges Australian Christians who have been ‘born into privileges’ to hear God’s heart for global mission and to carefully consider his command to share the gospel to every tribe and nation. Download the Free KCC One App!Download the free KCC One App which is now available on Apple App and Google Play stores. With fresh content added regularly, you’ll be able to access more video, audio and reading resources from all the KCC events, as well as special app-only content. Faith comes from hearing, and our prayer is that many will do that through KCC One.  KYCK conference is returning this Spring, and we’re pleased to welcome Dave Jensen, Matt Sparks and Ben Staunton as the guest preachers for this year. Hosted by Katoomba Christian Convention as a livestreamed event, KYCK 20 will feature Bible talks from the book of 1 Thessalonians, on the theme “Past, Present, Future”. Although we are unable to gather physically this year, the new online program promises Bible talks, testimonies, worship in song, and a live Q&A panel that will serve to challenge and equip high schoolers to live out their faith with boldness. Meet Dave Jensen  Dave Jensen works as a pastor at EV Church on the sunny Central Coast of NSW. Prior to working in ministry, he was in the Australian Army for the best part of a decade which is where someone told him the truth about Jesus, and he became a Christian. Dave is married to Sammy and they have 5 kids. He loves telling people about Jesus, Lebanese chicken and the Sydney Roosters. Resources by Dave Jensen: In this article by Eternity News, Dave Jensen shares his testimony of how he came to faith. Sermon: God Is In The Thick Of It Where is God in the pain? Does he care - or has he turned his back? Dave Jensen answers these questions from Romans 8:28-30. Sermon: The One Who Impressed Jesus Are you a hypocrite? Or are you authentic? Jesus shows us the difference - and the reason it matters. Dave Jensen answers these questions from Luke 20:45-21:4. Or download the KCC One App to access Dave Jensen’s resources from the KCC archives! Meet Matt Sparks  Matt is married to Tash, they have 3 kids Judah, Piper & Levi and live in Sydney’s Inner West. Matt is Lead Pastor/Planter at Anchor Church Sydney. Prior to planting Anchor Church, Matt was involved in youth ministry for 17 years; 10 of those as Youth Pastor at Multicultural Bible Ministry (MBM), Rooty Hill. He loves preaching and believes in the potential of young people to change the world! Matt was significantly impacted by KYCK as a teenager and counts it a privilege to be able sow back into the ministry that blessed him so much! Resources by Matt Sparks: Sermon: Wayward – The Reckless Love of God Matt Sparks shares his personal testimony of living a double-life despite being born in a Christian home. He then unpacks the parable of the Prodigal Son and shares how Jesus reveals the heart of God—full of compassion and love for his lost and wayward children. Sermon: Deconstructing God: How can the Christian sex ethic be 'good'? In a world which tells us that to deny your desires is damaging, or even dangerous, how can the Christian sex ethic possibly be good news for those with same-sex attraction? In this talk, Matt Sparks explores sexuality and ethics from a Christian worldview. Or download the KCC One App to access Matt Spark’s resources from the KCC archives! Meet Ben Staunton  Even though he’s lived in the city for 7 years, Ben is still a country boy at heart. He grew up in Armidale, heard the gospel clearly for the first time when he was 18 and became a Christian about six months later. Since then he has learnt of God’s grace over and over. These days he does a couple days a week at a church and some event speaking, but his main role is working with uni students as the Assistant Dean at New College Village, UNSW. He loves old stuff, Maccas and talking with non-Christians about the real Jesus. He hates cockroaches, getting up early and cold showers. Resources by Ben Staunton: Sermon: Progressive Love: Why Does the Future Shape What We Do Now? A Bible talk by Ben Staunton from 1 Thessalonians 2:1-3:13. Sermon: God’s Victory A Bible talk by Ben Staunton from Psalm 108. Join us at KYCK this Spring! KYCK is returning over two weekends this Spring. KYCK #1 will be held on Saturday 26 September and KYCK #2 will be held on Saturday 10 October.
If you are a youth group leader, make sure you purchase a Group Leader ticket so that you receive our Group Leader resources which includes discussion questions, a prayer guide, suggested activities and information on how to guide the response part of the conference. Purchase your tickets from the KYCK website: https://www.kyck.org.au/ |
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