What is Holy Disorder?

Last update: 19th January, 1997

Good question!

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• ...is a chance for young people to put together their sort of worship while getting to know each other and God better.
• ...we always welcome new people along to our planning meetings, so if you enjoy Holy Disorders but have never been involved in planning, please come along and join us.
• ...we'd love to see you so bring a friend and all your new ideas along, and if you play a musical instrument bring it along to one of the music rehearsals.
• ...finally, if you've never been to a Holy Disorder then you don't know what you are missing; so come along to the worship one evening or ask your youth leader to contact one of the Holy Disorder groups.

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Relationships. We aim to bring young people to faith in Jesus Christ and into loving and caring relationships with each other and the wider Holy Disorder family. We seek to empower young people to live out and to share the Good News of God's love in Christ.

Together. We want churches of all types, sizes and denominations to work together for young people. Young people have a vital role in renewing and building up the whole church. Holy Disorder groups try to keep in touch with and support each other as much as possible for the benefit of all.

The Holy Disorder Trustees do not control or run Holy Disorder but have agreed to give practical support to groups which accept the above values and apply for membership of the network. Groups need not necessarily be called "Holy Disorder", but a chirch minister must be willing to accept responsibility for local oversight.

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