Welcome to our calendar of events where you can find out what’s going on in our centres as well as nationally. Click on an event for more details and to book your place if required.
A free course for anyone who suffers from depression or anxiety, for carers, or for those who would like to know more.
This course is a catalyst for personal transformation, enabling you to shift the culture wherever you go and transform the communities you’re a part of. When Kingdom Values shape the culture of a group or place, people flourish and mission becomes natural; whether you’re a youth worker or mentor, church leader, community member, parent or young person that’s what the course sets you up for. So, what are you waiting for? Join us this Spring for the journey of your life!
Conversations on Family Life: Finding Peace in Uncertainty
Come and share the joys and struggles of family life in lock-down, be encouraged and have your ‘hope tank’ filled as we do this journey together.
The conversations will be led by Kath McNee (Families Course Lead) and Leon Collyer (Trustee and Families Course Trainer). They will be joined live, by video, by parents from South Reading and Earley and we hope others like yourself will also register to join the conversation through the chat and Q&A functions on the webinar. You can share your joys and struggles via chat and your questions via the Q&A with Kath, Leon and our parents, and they will aim to respond with hope and encouragement! We hope you can join us.
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation in this way!
Lock-down is bringing numerous challenges for many of us as entire households are confined to our homes 24/7. Each Thursday, after clapping the NHS, our panellists will be sharing their experiences of family life in lock-down and discussing healthy survival tips.
Coming Soon… keep an eye out for our next Families Course which will take place on line via zoom.
A conversation about building community in lockdown ~
Come and share about the ways in which you are reaching out to your neighbours and how you are dealing with the difficulties you’re facing in light of Covid19. Be encouraged to keep pressing on, or to try something new. Together we are stronger!
Our panelists are individuals who have been reaching out to their neighbours for months and years, finding ways to build community in each unique setting.
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation in this way!
You can also visit our webpage full of ideas and resources for reaching your out to neighbours at this time : visit https://syc.life/loveyourstreet/
Conversations on Family Life: Finding Peace in Uncertainty
Come and share the joys and struggles of family life in lock-down, be encouraged and have your ‘hope tank’ filled as we do this journey together.
The conversations will be led by Kath McNee (Families Course Lead) and Leon Collyer (Trustee and Families Course Trainer). They will be joined live, by video, by parents from South Reading and Earley and we hope others like yourself will also register to join the conversation through the chat and Q&A functions on the webinar. You can share your joys and struggles via chat and your questions via the Q&A with Kath, Leon and our parents, and they will aim to respond with hope and encouragement! We hope you can join us.
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation in this way!
Lock-down is bringing numerous challenges for many of us as entire households are confined to our homes 24/7. Each Thursday, after clapping the NHS, our panellists will be sharing their experiences of family life in lock-down and discussing healthy survival tips.
Coming Soon… keep an eye out for our next Families Course which will take place on line via zoom.
This course is a catalyst for personal transformation, enabling you to shift the culture wherever you go and transform the communities you’re a part of. When Kingdom Values shape the culture of a group or place, people flourish and mission becomes natural; whether you’re a youth worker or mentor, church leader, community member, parent or young person that’s what the course sets you up for. So, what are you waiting for? Join us this Spring for the journey of your life!
Conversations on Family Life: Finding Peace in Uncertainty
Come and share the joys and struggles of family life in lock-down, be encouraged and have your ‘hope tank’ filled as we do this journey together.
The conversations will be led by Kath McNee (Families Course Lead) and Leon Collyer (Trustee and Families Course Trainer). They will be joined live, by video, by parents from South Reading and Earley and we hope others like yourself will also register to join the conversation through the chat and Q&A functions on the webinar. You can share your joys and struggles via chat and your questions via the Q&A with Kath, Leon and our parents, and they will aim to respond with hope and encouragement! We hope you can join us.
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation in this way!
Lock-down is bringing numerous challenges for many of us as entire households are confined to our homes 24/7. Each Thursday, after clapping the NHS, our panellists will be sharing their experiences of family life in lock-down and discussing healthy survival tips.
Coming Soon… keep an eye out for our next Families Course which will take place on line via zoom.
Come and be part of a conversation with young people from Years 10 and 11 on how life in lockdown has been for them. What’s been difficult? What’s been good? Tips and experiences to survive and thrive in such circumstances. Be encouraged to keep pressing on, or to try something new. Together we are stronger!
Date: 19th May 2020
Time: 4.15 PM
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation!
You can also visit our web page full of ideas and resources : Visit https://syc.life/youthsurvivalkit/
Conversations on Family Life: Finding Peace in Uncertainty
Come and share the joys and struggles of family life in lock-down, be encouraged and have your ‘hope tank’ filled as we do this journey together.
The conversations will be led by Kath McNee (Families Course Lead) and Leon Collyer (Trustee and Families Course Trainer). They will be joined live, by video, by parents from South Reading and Earley and we hope others like yourself will also register to join the conversation through the chat and Q&A functions on the webinar. You can share your joys and struggles via chat and your questions via the Q&A with Kath, Leon and our parents, and they will aim to respond with hope and encouragement! We hope you can join us.
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 people participating in each conversation in this way!
Lock-down is bringing numerous challenges for many of us as entire households are confined to our homes 24/7. Each Thursday, after clapping the NHS, our panellists will be sharing their experiences of family life in lock-down and discussing healthy survival tips.
Coming Soon… keep an eye out for our next Families Course which will take place on line via zoom.
This course is a catalyst for personal transformation, enabling you to shift the culture wherever you go and transform the communities you’re a part of. When Kingdom Values shape the culture of a group or place, people flourish and mission becomes natural; whether you’re a youth worker or mentor, church leader, community member, parent or young person that’s what the course sets you up for. So, what are you waiting for? Join us this Spring for the journey of your life!
This course is a catalyst for personal transformation, enabling you to shift the culture wherever you go and transform the communities you’re a part of. When Kingdom Values shape the culture of a group or place, people flourish and mission becomes natural; whether you’re a youth worker or mentor, church leader, community member, parent or young person that’s what the course sets you up for. So, what are you waiting for? Join us this Spring for the journey of your life!
This course is a catalyst for personal transformation, enabling you to shift the culture wherever you go and transform the communities you’re a part of. When Kingdom Values shape the culture of a group or place, people flourish and mission becomes natural; whether you’re a youth worker or mentor, church leader, community member, parent or young person that’s what the course sets you up for. So, what are you waiting for? Join us this Spring for the journey of your life!
Capturing the Voice of Reading’s Young People in a Conversation about our community and the effects of violent crime.
The Reading ROC conversation has been commissioned by the Home Office as part of a nationwide initiative to address the causes of violent crime and mobilise local communities to deliver relevant responses within their unique context.
Young people are especially impacted by and vulnerable to violent crime and its related issues. A conversation in Reading that didn’t include the voices of our young people would be woefully inadequate; therefore we are making sure that this doesn’t happen.
Young People in Conversation about their Community and the Effects of Violent Crime.
The Aims of this Webinar:
- To create platforms and opportunities through which young people can have their say.
- To listen and take on board what the young people share, and faithfully representing it in the ongoing conversations with other sections of the community.
- To facilitate creative action by young people and others in the community, that will address issues raised by the young people.
Our panelists are a mixture of young people and people who work with young people.
The Webinar options are:
Tuesday 22nd September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 8-9)
Thursday 24th September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 10-13)
Wednesday 23rd September time 4.30pm – 5.35pm (for years 8-13)
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 individuals, groups or classes participating in each conversation in this way!
Capturing the Voice of Reading’s Young People in a Conversation about our community and the effects of violent crime.
The Reading ROC conversation has been commissioned by the Home Office as part of a nationwide initiative to address the causes of violent crime and mobilise local communities to deliver relevant responses within their unique context.
Young people are especially impacted by and vulnerable to violent crime and its related issues. A conversation in Reading that didn’t include the voices of our young people would be woefully inadequate; therefore we are making sure that this doesn’t happen.
Young People in Conversation about their Community and the Effects of Violent Crime.
The Aims of this Webinar:
- To create platforms and opportunities through which young people can have their say.
- To listen and take on board what the young people share, and faithfully representing it in the ongoing conversations with other sections of the community.
- To facilitate creative action by young people and others in the community, that will address issues raised by the young people.
Our panelists are a mixture of young people and people who work with young people.
The Webinar options are:
Tuesday 22nd September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 8-9)
Thursday 24th September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 10-13)
Wednesday 23rd September time 4.30pm – 5.35pm (for years 8-13)
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 individuals, groups or classes participating in each conversation in this way!
Capturing the Voice of Reading’s Young People in a Conversation about our community and the effects of violent crime.
The Reading ROC conversation has been commissioned by the Home Office as part of a nationwide initiative to address the causes of violent crime and mobilise local communities to deliver relevant responses within their unique context.
Young people are especially impacted by and vulnerable to violent crime and its related issues. A conversation in Reading that didn’t include the voices of our young people would be woefully inadequate; therefore we are making sure that this doesn’t happen.
Young People in Conversation about their Community and the Effects of Violent Crime.
The Aims of this Webinar:
- To create platforms and opportunities through which young people can have their say.
- To listen and take on board what the young people share, and faithfully representing it in the ongoing conversations with other sections of the community.
- To facilitate creative action by young people and others in the community, that will address issues raised by the young people.
Our panelists are a mixture of young people and people who work with young people.
The Webinar options are:
Tuesday 22nd September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 8-9)
Thursday 24th September 10.30am till 11.35am (for years 10-13)
Wednesday 23rd September time 4.30pm – 5.35pm (for years 8-13)
Register your space to participate in the conversation via chat and Q&A, registrations are on a first come first served basis, we can have up to 100 individuals, groups or classes participating in each conversation in this way!