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Teenagers invited on a journey

19/11/2010

By Rebecca Fraser

The Berwick Church of Christ has organised the program to help young people embark on a journey and answer their questions about life and spirituality.
Conducted by youth pastor John Mac, the Quest program starts this Friday and involves a hightech multimedia presentation.
Mr Mac said the program would take a modern and contemporary approach to spirituality and allow young people to go along at their own pace and find answers to their own life questions.
The church also runs a high school aged youth group called United Youth and Mr Mac said its latest program would involve fun, food, skateboarding, basketball, Xbox and PlayStation 2.
Quest runs for seven weeks during term four at a cost of $5 a week. It starts at 7.30pm and finishes at 10.30pm at the Berwick Church of Christ, 446 Centre Road, Berwick. For further details call John Mac on 9702 1011 or 0417 646 015.

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