The Noise in Faversham is a youth project that aims to engage young people in caring for their community in practical ways as a demonstration of God's love and an outworking of Christian faith. It's a national initiative that seeks to get young people involved in caring for their communities and meeting local needs. Started in 2001 by Soul Survivor, a charitable organisation that runs Christian events and conferences for young people, the Noise sees church youth groups around the country actively serving their communities.
The Noise is about using acts and deeds of service to communicate the heart of the good news of Jesus. It's a practical way to reach out to the community that everyone can get into.If you want to know more, please contact us.
Throughout the summer of 2009, from May to October, about twenty youngsters from FBC and a couple of other churches have worked together as part of a project called The Noise in Faversham.
The Noise is about using acts and deeds of service to communicate the heart of the good news of Jesus. It's a practical way to reach out to the community that everyone can get into.If you want to know more, please contact us.
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Faversham News - Thursday 22nd July 2010. If you can get hold of a copy, read the article on page 11.
It's time to sign up for The Noise Summer Project 2010. If you're aged 11 or over you can join the team!
The Noise
Throughout the summer of 2009, from May to October, about twenty youngsters from FBC and a couple of other churches have worked together as part of a project called The Noise in Faversham.