The Kenelm Youth Trust invite all young adults to get on board with Mission @ Home in your local area, taking part in social action projects in the service of your local community. From soup kitchens to homeless shelters, visiting the lonely to shopping for the elderly, you can respond to Pope Francis' call to serve the poor with concrete actions! A weekend of service will conclude with the Celebration of World Youth Day Mass with words from Pope Francis, Panamanian Cuisine and the gathering of young adults from across the Diocese.
Free transport to this celebration in Wolverhampton is provided.
Open to all aged 16-30.
Sign up now to join your local mission team and find out more about what's happening in your area. Alternatively download an information pack about setting up your own Mission @ Home opportunity. 
Email kristi.doughty@kenelmyouthtrust.org.uk for more information.

An incredible opportunity to work with our partners  serving the community of Meio da Serra, a poor settlement in the mountains of Brazil. 
For two weeks you will be living simply, spending time at the mission centre, teaching English, running health care workshops, understanding a new culture, visiting family homes and working on service projects in the community.
Two of our mornings will be spent in the orphanage, playing games, sharing faith, singing songs, creating workshops, sharing donations and learning about daily life.

Our focus will also be on growing in our understanding of Discipleship as we work, pray and journey alongside Brazilian young adults from the CLM community. 

We will also have the opportunity to celebrate Mass in the tiny chapel inside the base of the iconic CHRIST THE REDEEMER statue and enjoy a free day at Copacabana beach and Sugar Loaf Mountain.

An opportunity that changes hearts! Not to be missed! Are you brave enough?

If you are aged between 18 - 30 years then book today. There are only 20 places avaiLable.
Download your APPLICATION FORM HERE 
Download your INFORMATION PACK HERE
​Watch a young missionaries video of Mission Brazil

Over the course of a year, participants will attend 6 INSET sessions, complete 6 reflective practice assignments and read 6 set texts. The six modules that will be covered are,

• Why is Liturgy Necessary for Human Beings? - Fr. Michael Dolman
• The Mass - Part I - Monsignor Timothy Menezes
• The Mass Part II - Jo Boyce
• Developing Skills for Worship - Anna Bailey
• The Liturgical Calendar and the Seasons - Fr Adrian Porter
• The Pursuit of Holiness - Sr Angela Marie

The course is completely free for those who are a part of the Chaplaincy Agreement so to book your place please contact beccy.roseman@kenelmyouthtrust.org.uk