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Win a year’s subscription to RaiseUpFaith 


Take part in a 10 minute survey about children's ministry  


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We recently shared with you about the development of the new children’s ministry resource RaiseUpFaith – read the original article all about the Baptist Union roots of Duncan Reid, who heads up the RaiseUpFaith team here.
 
RaiseUpFaith is a new multimedia children’s ministry resource that is designed to give leaders the versatility they need in order to deliver a wide variety of Jesus-centred, Bible-based, captivating content, while delivering great value to churches.
 
In their quest to continue to develop both the content and functionality that ministry leaders need, RaiseUpFaith are currently conducting a children’s ministry survey. They are very keen to hear Baptist Union voices involved, so that they can better understand how to resource this community.
 
So, can you spare 10 minutes to tell them what you know about children's ministry?
 
One respondent will receive a Children's Ministry Media Setup, including:
12 month subscription to RaiseUPfaith (worth up to £600)
A brand new LG - 55” Smart TV to help you in your children's ministry
Two further respondents will receive an £80 Amazon gift card.
 

To take part follow this link: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/H3GRKHN



 
Baptist Times, 20/07/2022
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