Thank You From The Head of RE at Ysgol John Bright

LLYFC has been working hard with YJB encouraging pupils to Engage with questions about God’s existence and relevance.

In the last 12 months Llandudno Youth for Christ has been working alongside Ysgol John Bright, delivering assemblies, holding lunch-time Christian Union meetings, hosting R.E away day conferences and working with year 9 pupils on a dramatisation of the story of Easter, amongst many other events. It has been a very busy and fruitful time, with many young people being given the opportunity to explore matters of faith and the existence of God.

All of our work in schools is an opportunity for the young people to hear the Gospel in an accessible way. It is also an opportunity to connect them to the other ministries and events we run.

We are so very grateful for our ongoing and building relationship with the schools in the area such as Ysgol John Bright and St David’s College. For us it is so great to see the young people opening up to the reality of God and even for some to enter into a real and living relationship with Him.

We are also so very grateful for everyone that faithfully prays for the work we are doing; people that are praying for lives to be changed forever. Please continue to pray for our work in schools that God will continue to bless the ministry and that we will continue to see young people’s lives impacted and changed by the Good News of Jesus Christ.

“I am head of Religious Education at Ysgol John Bright, Llandudno and have been very fortunate to work with Mr. Tim Gough of the Llandudno area YFC movement.” “I would personally like to thank Tim for his hard work, enthusiasm and meticulous planning and also for the quality of lesson provision that he gave our students throughout the school term, which included Biblical research tasks and weekly home works that were formatively marked and assessed to a high standard.””I hope to work again with Mr.Gough in the future and school assemblies have already been arranged!”

Mr. G Bellis (Head of Religious Education, Ysgol John Bright)