Easter Monday Youth Group
Service
at
Over 1,000
young people took part in a wonderful day – Easter
Monday at Canterbury Cathedral. We had an interesting
Journey there and back by South Eastern Trains. It
started with the ticket machine taking
However
a wonderful day was had by all. The children met the
bishops including the Archbishop and it ended with a
lovely closing service. As we headed home we missed our
train connection by 4 minutes so we even had a walk round
Paddock Wood!!
Thank
you to Elizabeth and Edie for arranging this day –
hopefully
Daphne
From
Jade Brown
A
group of us went to Canterbury Cathedral. We had to get
on three trains. When we got to Canterbury Cathedral Jake
and I carried our banner up to the altar in the Welcome
Service. There were so many people.
The
day was an unforgettable experience. We had loads of
activities to choose from. I saw where Thomas Beckett was
murdered and I made badges and I went to the Pathways of
Prayer. Then we had a service which was to do with
poverty.
It was
a great day!
Jade Brown
From
Jake Brown
On
When
we got there, there was a welcoming from the bishops and
the Archbishop. After the welcoming we got to choose what
activities we would like to take part in. Some people did
arts and crafts others went to services but I played on
the giant games in the chill out café and played the
self tour game which was my favourite.
In the
self tour game you were given a pen and a sheet of
questions. To answer the questions you had to say what
part of the cathedral it’s at e.g. where was Thomas
Beckett murdered. Next we had lunch and just looked
around the cathedral which was huge. To finish the
brilliant day we had a service and we even got a picture
with the Archbishop.
Jake Brown
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