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Highlights from the Big One 2026. Who do you follow? Young people aged 11 to 17 from across Cumbria spent Saturday afternoon and evening at the Pencil Factory in Keswick for the Big One. There were bouncy castles and inflatables, games consoles, giant games, archery, a barbecue and a chocolate fountain.
Around the site, six blackboards were faith stations, where interns talked with young people about who is really worth following. Everyone was asked to think about following Jesus, who said “Come, follow me,” and there were three kinds of church to choose from: chilled, outdoor and creative. Then the silent disco.
Thank you to every volunteer, leader and church who made it happen. If you’re 11 to 17 and fancy the next one, ask your local Network Youth Church leader. ... See MoreSee Less
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Dave Baxter, our new Solway Network Youth Church Leader, is visiting the churches in his deanery. Where will the next visit be? ... See MoreSee Less
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