Preparing for the 2022 Commonwealth Games
Preparations for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham – and beyond – have been going on for several years already….
City Vibes is a 20s-30s Christian social group, bringing people together for genuine friendship and discipleship conversations for all Christians in their 20s and 30s within Birmingham. Originally two separate ministries with the same vision, City Vibes was birthed out of the joining of OneBodyBrum and City Lights at the beginning of 2020.
Sponsored by ChaplaincyPlus, City Vibes is a growing community often located in the city centre for events and socials. However, as we continue to expand we aim to support those within the City Vibes community in their own events and lives. Part of that growth comes in partnering with local churches and their 20s-30s ministries, seeking to support those ministries and build a more intricate network of discipleship and social support for 20s-30s Christians in Birmingham.
On the first Tuesday of every month City Vibes hosts a Coffee & Cake social which incorporates both the networking and discipleship conversations from 18:00-19:30 in the city centre. It’s a great place to meet other working Christians in the city who are in the same peer group and find some fulfilling conversation and amazing cakes. The next one is the 7th April.
We’d love to connect with you and broadcast those ministries and socials together.
For more information:
visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cityvibesbrum/
the website at https://chaplaincyplus.org.uk/
or contact Nathanael Fittro nathanael.fittro@chaplaincyplus.org.uk
or Steve Bavington steve.bavington@chaplaincyplus.org.uk
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