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- The Joshua Camp
- Homestay Programme
- EveryBody has a Place
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| The Joshua Camp |
| From the 1-13 August, London will hosting a mini ‘World Youth Day’ just a 20-minute walk from the main Olympic site. The Joshua Camp will take place during the Olympic and Paralympic Games in London, and needs your help to serve on projects of Hospitality, Service and Evangelisation in key churches across the city. The Joshua Camp aims to bring together groups from across the UK as well as the rest of the world to create a joyful Catholic presence in the capital.For just £235, you will have your meals, transport and accommodation covered. More importantly, you will have an opportunity to grow your relationship with God, learn how to share your faith with others and help regenerate a lasting legacy of faith in this country. Pope Benedict XVI asks us to “Speak with courage and Humility” of Christ as “the source of Hope for our lives”. The Olympics offer the perfect opportunity to answer this call.
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| Athlete Family Homestay Programme |
| Have you got extra space in your home this summer? Would you be willing to offer true Christian hospitality to family members of 2012 athletes? More Than Gold, a partner of Catholic 2012, is heading up a London 2012-inspired programme called ‘The Athlete Family Homestay Programme’.The aim is to help 2012 athletes’ family members who can’t afford accommodation to be housed for FREE. If you feel that you are called to serve in this way, live within 1.5 hours from an Olympic venue and don’t mind welcoming a stranger into your home, how about applying?
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| EveryBody has a Place |
| With just under 100 days to go until the 2012 Paralympics, Catholic 2012has a number of exciting initiatives lined up to celebrate disability – and the gift that every person is in the world. The first of these is ‘EveryBody has a Place’, a one-day International Conference that will explore how disability, theology and sport speak powerfully to one another.This innovative and exciting event takes place on the 2 July and offers dynamic speakers who are experts in their field. Don’t miss this prestigious event.
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