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Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Cathy Madavan will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul. Book Going the Distance now and take the first step towards a healthier relationship.

Each year the Playtime Conference brings together church toddler group leaders and volunteers to celebrate the laughter, the mishaps, and the unseen ministry that happens every week in your group. In 2026, we’ll be exploring how we can be bearers of light and how your work can illuminate the lives of those around us. A flavour of the day: - A fantastic choice of workshops packed with fresh and creative ideas for your group - A great line-up of guest speakers providing encouragement and insight - Unique opportunities to network with other toddler group leaders from across the UK - Time to worship, share and pray together - Lunch and refreshments included - An exhibition zone and shop filled with resources - A chance to renew your vision and feel recharged to continue the incredible job you’re doing! Keynote speakers: Rob and Dianne Parsons Rob and Dianne are the founders of Care for the Family. Between them, they have spoken to millions of people across the world, from blue-chip companies and governments, to parenting events and women’s events. They have written over 30 books, including Di’s latest book, A Season of Wonder and Rob’s latest, A Knock at the Door. Rob and Di live in Cardiff and have two adult children and five grandchildren. Mark Griffiths Mark is a popular author and speaker, championing the importance of Children and Family Ministry across the UK and beyond. He is Director of Mission Resources at Scripture Union (England and Wales), and runs an MA in Children, Young People and Families at the Church in Wales Theological College. Mark is married to Rhian, and they have three grown-up children. Host: Cathy Madavan Cathy is a long-standing Care for the Family speaker as well as a best-selling author. Bringing humour, warmth and her down-to-earth style, Cathy will lead us through the day. Booking info: - Feel free to call us on 029 2081 0800 and the team would be glad to help you with your booking - Please note we do not have facilities to accommodate babies and young children at this event - Ticket sales will close one week before the event - Medical dietary requirements can be added to your order at the point of booking - For more information, visit our website: https://www.careforthefamily.org.uk/events/tourevents/playtime-national-conference-2026/

Our kids are facing a whole new level of complexity as they grow up in a turbulent digital world. Bullying, screen time, porn, deep fakes, disinformation, lessening attention span, the rise of AI and VR … these are just some of the issues our children are facing online. The enormity of these parenting challenges can be overwhelming; but we can’t afford to ignore them and they are issues we have the power to tackle. We need to remember, if we’re not talking to our children about the world, then someone else is. The last thing we want to do is scare parents about the impact technology is having on their children or pile on any guilt. There’s plenty of that out there already. But we don’t want to shy away from the problems either. It’s never too late to establish healthy digital boundaries with your children – whatever their age. Join us for a practical evening to help you feel more confident in this stage of parenting.

Our kids are facing a whole new level of complexity as they grow up in a turbulent digital world. Bullying, screen time, porn, deep fakes, disinformation, lessening attention span, the rise of AI and VR … these are just some of the issues our children are facing online. The enormity of these parenting challenges can be overwhelming; but we can’t afford to ignore them and they are issues we have the power to tackle. We need to remember, if we’re not talking to our children about the world, then someone else is. The last thing we want to do is scare parents about the impact technology is having on their children or pile on any guilt. There’s plenty of that out there already. But we don’t want to shy away from the problems either. It’s never too late to establish healthy digital boundaries with your children – whatever their age. Join us for a practical evening to help you feel more confident in this stage of parenting.

Our kids are facing a whole new level of complexity as they grow up in a turbulent digital world. Bullying, screen time, porn, deep fakes, disinformation, lessening attention span, the rise of AI and VR … these are just some of the issues our children are facing online. The enormity of these parenting challenges can be overwhelming; but we can’t afford to ignore them and they are issues we have the power to tackle. We need to remember, if we’re not talking to our children about the world, then someone else is. The last thing we want to do is scare parents about the impact technology is having on their children or pile on any guilt. There’s plenty of that out there already. But we don’t want to shy away from the problems either. It’s never too late to establish healthy digital boundaries with your children – whatever their age. We’ll explore ... What our children are exposed to online, who they’re speaking to and how they behave Why tech can feel so addictive (and what’s happening in your child’s brain) The impact social media is having on mental health Creative ways to tackle issues as a family Practical tips to set you up for success Join us for a practical evening to help you feel more confident in this stage of parenting.

Our kids are facing a whole new level of complexity as they grow up in a turbulent digital world. Bullying, screen time, porn, deep fakes, disinformation, lessening attention span, the rise of AI and VR … these are just some of the issues our children are facing online. The enormity of these parenting challenges can be overwhelming; but we can’t afford to ignore them and they are issues we have the power to tackle. We need to remember, if we’re not talking to our children about the world, then someone else is. The last thing we want to do is scare parents about the impact technology is having on their children or pile on any guilt. There’s plenty of that out there already. But we don’t want to shy away from the problems either. It’s never too late to establish healthy digital boundaries with your children – whatever their age. We’ll explore ... What our children are exposed to online, who they’re speaking to and how they behave Why tech can feel so addictive (and what’s happening in your child’s brain) The impact social media is having on mental health Creative ways to tackle issues as a family Practical tips to set you up for success Join us for a practical evening to help you feel more confident in this stage of parenting.

Our kids are facing a whole new level of complexity as they grow up in a turbulent digital world. Bullying, screen time, porn, deep fakes, disinformation, lessening attention span, the rise of AI and VR … these are just some of the issues our children are facing online. The enormity of these parenting challenges can be overwhelming; but we can’t afford to ignore them and they are issues we have the power to tackle. We need to remember, if we’re not talking to our children about the world, then someone else is. The last thing we want to do is scare parents about the impact technology is having on their children or pile on any guilt. There’s plenty of that out there already. But we don’t want to shy away from the problems either. It’s never too late to establish healthy digital boundaries with your children – whatever their age. We’ll explore ... What our children are exposed to online, who they’re speaking to and how they behave Why tech can feel so addictive (and what’s happening in your child’s brain) The impact social media is having on mental health Creative ways to tackle issues as a family Practical tips to set you up for success Join us for a practical evening to help you feel more confident in this stage of parenting.

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Katharine Hill will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. You’ll leave with: Ideas of how to stay intentional about choosing each other in the busyness of life Proactive ways to build the marriage you both want Ways to navigate sexual and emotional intimacy Insight into how your communication styles may differ and ways to effectively communicate your needs Encouragement that all couples struggle – it’s not a sign that your relationship is failing Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul. Book Going the Distance now and take the first step towards a healthier relationship.

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Katharine Hill will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. You’ll leave with: Ideas of how to stay intentional about choosing each other in the busyness of life Proactive ways to build the marriage you both want Ways to navigate sexual and emotional intimacy Insight into how your communication styles may differ and ways to effectively communicate your needs Encouragement that all couples struggle – it’s not a sign that your relationship is failing Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul. Book Going the Distance now and take the first step towards a healthier relationship.

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Katharine Hill will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. You’ll leave with: Ideas of how to stay intentional about choosing each other in the busyness of life Proactive ways to build the marriage you both want Ways to navigate sexual and emotional intimacy Insight into how your communication styles may differ and ways to effectively communicate your needs Encouragement that all couples struggle – it’s not a sign that your relationship is failing Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul. Book Going the Distance now and take the first step towards a healthier relationship.

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has’, to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. He recalls the time when his father told him, ‘People like us don’t become lawyers’, and the teacher who said even his best wasn’t good enough. Yet with the help of the people who believed he could be more, he learnt how to grow through the challenges of life. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home. You’ll hear about: Building confidence to move past the labels others put on you Finding hope beyond shattered dreams Enduring the hard times you just can’t fix Being inspired to take on new challenges Why tomorrow doesn’t have to be like yesterday Whether you’re 16 and leaving school or 65 and heading for retirement, settle in for an evening of storytelling. No audience participation, no pressure — just space to listen and reflect. Book today!

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Cathy Madavan will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. You’ll leave with: Ideas of how to stay intentional about choosing each other in the busyness of life Proactive ways to build the marriage you both want Ways to navigate sexual and emotional intimacy Insight into how your communication styles may differ and ways to effectively communicate your needs Encouragement that all couples struggle – it’s not a sign that your relationship is failing Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul. Book Going the Distance now and take the first step towards a healthier relationship.

All Saints is a lively, family-friendly, evangelical Church of England church serving the villages of Marcham, Garford and Frilford, near Abingdon in Oxfordshire. In recent years we have seen encouraging growth in our work with children and families — particularly through Holiday Club, schools work and weekly discipleship in church. On average, we serve 20 children (0-11) on Sundays, 30 children (5-11) at our weekly after-school club and 80 at our annual Holiday Club. We are looking for a Children and Families Worker to join our friendly, motivated and supportive staff team to build on this momentum. This is an exciting opportunity to help shape and grow ministry with children and families, deepen discipleship, and enable more families to encounter the love of God.The role will involve developing new initiatives as well as strengthening our existing programmes. A key part of the role will be recruiting and supporting volunteers to ensure this ministry is sustainable for the future.

Is God calling you to work with Children and young people? We are looking for a Chaplain to serve our large, diverse community in the North West.

One of our core values is to reach out in compassionate mission to our local community. In the past year we have recognised the need for a more focused approach to local outreach releasing the gifts and evangelistic potential of our church family and using our resources more effectively including the Open Door Centre. The main purpose of this new role is to make Jesus known through strategic community engagement, working with the church to pioneer new initiatives. The CDW will work with the Leadership Team to ensure a cohesive strategy by: Identifying the needs and assets of the local community and addressing them. Empowering the church to reach out with targeted and compassionate initiatives. Building relationships with people in the community and leading them to faith. The appointment of the CDW would provide leadership and direction for this initiative. DBS required: Enhanced Contract: 2 years fixed term with possibility of extension, 3 month probation. Closing Date: 5pm, Friday 3 July 2026 rd Interviews: w/c 13 July 2026