Spur 09 - the next generation…

by Richard Sweatman | Posted on June 25th in Events, Ministry  
dining out at the staff common room

dining out at the staff common room

The Spur Conference 09 (formerly known as Club 5 or Challenge) is an excellent conference organised by MTS aimed at raising up the next generation of gospel workers.  It’s for people who are thinking or planning about the future and wondering whether full time Gospel ministry is for them.  It will challenge you to give up worldly success for the sake of Christ’s kingdom!

Phillip Jensen and Greg Lee will preach, there’ll be workshops and one to one interviews.  It’s also a great time for hanging out with other people who are facing the same choices that you are.  It’s on at Katoomba during the October Long Weekend (Oct 2-5).

Would you like to come along?  Grab a brochure at church, talk to one of the staff and set aside the date in your diary.  You can register online at www.mts.com.au.  I’ve arranged accommodation for us at Blue Mountains Christian School at Blackheath.  It will mean sleeping on airbeds in guys and girls classrooms and cooking in the staff kitchen- sounds like fun!  It will cost $10 per night per person.  (This means you should register with MTS for NO accommodation.)  Make sure you let me know that you’re coming (richard@hunterbiblechurch.org).

Any questions?  Post a comment since many people will share your questions and I’ll do my best to answer them.  I’m looking forward to it- I’d love for 40 HBC people to come and for many godly men and women to serve Christ with their life, their all!

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2 Responses to “Spur 09 - the next generation…”

  1. Sam Broadfoot Says:
    June 29th, 2009 at 1:35 pm

    Thanks for organising accommodation Richard. These may seem like trivial questions, but:

    will there be working fridges in the kitchen?
    are the airbeds provided or should we bring them?

    Sam

  2. James Deaton Says:
    June 30th, 2009 at 12:35 pm

    Hey Sam,

    To answer you question;
    there is one large fridge in the kitchen and airbeds won’t be provided so you will need to bring your own.

    Just so you know the youth group have stayed at the school for the past two years for KYCK. It was stacks of fun staying at the school and makes for a great family environment!

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