JULY 14-18 2010
5 days of life changing connections with each
other, our culture, ourselves and God
for such a time as this
5 days of life changing connections with each
other, our culture, ourselves and God
for such a time as this
Connect 2010 is a five-day teaching and worship event where hundreds of people of all ages can connect and grow together in Word and Spirit. The last three days will include family camping and a change of flavour as young families invade the site.
More than 30 south Dorset churches are involved in organising the event, which is held at Holton Lee (between Poole and Wareham in Dorset), just a few minutes walk from the beautiful Poole Harbour and with its own stunning heathland walks in 350 acres.
The family weekend (July 16, 17, 18) will include a full programme of children’s activities in their own separate marquee, a chill out zone on Saturday evening for 13's to 17's plus a variety of fun family events throughout the weekend.
Canon Andrew White – known as the ‘vicar of Baghdad’ – was among the speakers at the new Connect 2010 event near Poole, during July 14-18.
Reverend White is vicar of St George's Church, Baghdad, the only remaining Anglican church in Iraq. He is also president of the Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East as part of his reconciliation work in Iraq and the Middle East as a whole.
He joined David Rowe (warden of Lee Abbey), Brian Draper (author and broadcaster), a team from the Middle East and local speakers.
The Connect team are extremely grateful to the Aldhelm trust for their generous grant of £5000 towards the event