Showing posts with label re: late. Show all posts
Showing posts with label re: late. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 July 2008

Finally updated!!!

Realise its been a while but finally started updating 18-30s site again! Figured out a way of doing it from here without having to sign in and out all the time.

d

Monday, 12 May 2008

re: late barbeque

re: late barbeque this Saturday night at 8 in the church grounds. 

There'a also another action night coming up on Wed 4th - I'm told the topic this  time will be "physical attraction and courtship" - think we can assume this means 'sex and dating'. Should be a good one - see re: late blog for all details. 

Wednesday, 7 May 2008

re: late

I've kind of assumed that everyone who ever visits this blog will know what re: late is. For anyone who doesn't...

...re: late is a new ministry, recently started in Glenmachan Church of God, aimed at providing something for those in the church between the ages of 18 and 30. Its pretty much the aim that it will be based around social events, be that as simple as all heading to someone's house or hiring out coffee shops for our own use. We intend that by rebuilding social ties within the church that true fellowship will increase.

The first event was held at Cafe Culture on Belmont Road, last Saturday night and was pretty successful. We had couple of girls, Karen and Leah there to play (who were awesome) and there was a really good atmosphere to the place. For more information as well as photos and stuff of the night visit the blog.

d

re: late - relevant?

I've no doubt people we will be wondering what the need was for another site. We've decided that it would be a better idea to have two sites running for a fairly simple reason.

The re: late site will be used exclusively for promoting and reviewing events run by re: late. This new site actually has nothing to do with re: late and is entirely the responsibility of myself and Pete. By separating the two it allows discussion on this site of topics, and the expression of opinions that may not be appropriate on a site run by the church.

Myself and Pete are no less involved in re: late and this new site will continue to promote it - its just more logical to run discussions here. Hopefully both sites will continue to be used to their full potential.

d