Recognizing evangelisation as a process, we follow-up the initial proclamation with Retreats, Summer Schools, Youth Camps, and other regular events. These then will enable the young people to share common faith experiences, grow in faith together, and develop relationships with God and each other.

The strength of our strategy not only lies with our capacity to reach out to young people but also to those involved in youth ministry. It is in the third stage of our strategy that we encourage young people to belonging and Church. This is achieved through development and support of local groups (parish, pastoral area, and deanery), regular contact, and responding through ministry and service.

Members gain Certificate in Theology and Youth Ministry

All team members undergo training before setting out on the Schools and Retreat Mission programme and now we offer the opportunity to convert this training into a recognised qualification, a Certificate in Theology and Youth Ministry accredited by the University of Wales, Lampeter.

The course is taught as separate modules throughout the year and includes An Introduction to the Old and New Testaments; An Introduction to Theology; Worship and Liturgy; Evangelisation and Mission; Ethics and Social Justice and Ecclesiology.

We also invest heavily in two Youth Ministry modules which are taught from both a theoretical and a practical viewpoint. For those who are not used to academic study, or are simply out of practice, the course is supported by a Study Skills module which runs concurrently throughout the year.

Furthermore, the modules are taught by a diverse team of experts who are all approachable and available both in person and on-line.