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Welcome to Voice! We give young people the chance to make outstanding music whilst exploring and expressing faith in Jesus.

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Tuning into Discipleship and Wellbeing May 25, 2021
Youth Resi Goes Online September 7, 2020
Junior Weekend at Home June 21, 2020

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Oct 22

We know frogs 🐸 go… loving our warmups at our Runcorn group last night!

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Oct 22

Did you know that God fills people with different ways of being creative so that they can fulfil specific purposes? I always used to feel that I had to be a creative and outgoing speaker who was great in front of crowds, creatively using wit and humour to effectively engage with people in order to feel fulfilled. However, it turns out that I felt I needed to be that way rather than embracing the way that God made me.

Being creative is just thinking outside the box in any sphere. I have found that I can be creative in managing my time, in building relationships with others and finding new ways to try and teach my stubborn husky something new. Just because this doesn't put me at the front of church or feel like an 'important' or 'leader' role, or what we consider to be something 'creative', it isn't any less important or any less creative.

As we can see from the verses here, God filled certain people with the creative ability to build the beautiful temple where He would be worshiped, and He filled many others with the ability to put it into action. Whether you lead others or work behind the scenes to keep things moving, what God has put within you is important. The only way we lose out is if God isn't in the picture! He reveals new things that He has in mind for your life, whether it is what we consider to be stereotypical creativity or creative thinking in other spheres, and helps us to use the things we are aware of for His glory and His kingdom. - Abbi

I have two points for reflection for you...
- What do you feel God has put within you and is that different to how you see success or desirable traits?
- If God gives the ability to be creative, have you asked him to help you uncover where you can creatively glorify him?

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Oct 21

21st November, would love to see you there ✨ come spend time with God and learn more about how to worship Him through being creative - all creative gifts welcome!

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Oct 19

If you know, you know…

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Oct 19

Our next supporter prayer evening is coming up! We’re looking forward to meeting together to pray and lift Voice up to God as we continue to step into this new school year.
We will be holding a zoom meeting next Tuesday the 26th at 8pm! This is open to all of our young people and supporters, let us know if you’d like the details!
#voice #supporterprayer #prayerevening

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Oct 15

• Creativity Stories • "My name is Rayna and I'm a photographer from Glasgow, Scotland. I believe that Christians have a responsibility to engage with the world. As a young girl I was scared of the world around me and extremely timid. Photography gave me the opportunity to explore and engage with a variety of different people, and begin to ask questions and bring a level of dignity to their lives. I have been able to meet with Tibetan refugees, recovering addicts and ex-cartel members in Mexico and even delve into my own story through interviewing and photographing my grandmother who came from Barbados to the UK in the fifties. I see that my understanding of the world has broadened. I sense a strong call to empathy and to know that the world is not as scary as we can believe, but needs us to engage with it." - Rayna #creativity #creativeworship #faith

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Oct 11

Creativity Music Mondays - Beth S

“Song writing has always been such an important way for me to worship and relate to God. Somehow sharing my thoughts in a song has always come more naturally than praying out loud or writing in a journal.

Recently I’ve been trying to articulate what I’ve been learning in church and put this into songs. One Sunday we were learning about Lazarus and how this is a picture of Jesus’ death bringing us life. This formed the basis of a song I am in the process of writing, called “Perfect Redemption”. The lyrics above are from the chorus. Writing songs like this helps me to understand the gospel more and share it with others.”

#Voiceyouth #youthmusic #worship #youthworship #creativity #creativeartists #VoiceCA

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Oct 8

Five years ago on the 8th October 2016, I got baptised. In some ways it feels like it’s been forever, but at the same time it feels like only a couple of days ago. Looking back now I can see just how much I’ve grown as a person and within my faith and I know that even though I’m still far from perfect, I’m so much stronger in my relationship with God than I was back then.

I’ve lost count of the things that I have learnt from God over these past five years. But one that continues to test me and continues to stick out is the idea of being patient. The point of not constantly looking ahead to what is coming and keeping focused on now. God is constantly working in the now, just as much as the future and if I don’t understand the reason for something just yet - I can remember that God has his reasons and one day they may or may not be revealed to me. And I can take strength from knowing my future is safe and secure in God.

I’ve realised over the years that even through being a Christian and being baptised and working in a faith based job, that life can still be difficult and challenging and upsetting. That I will still have doubts and weakness within my faith, that I will still fail and fall away from God, that I will still encounter worries and hurt and challenges. But I also know that through all of that I can trust that God is still by my side through all of it and that he will see me through. He is carrying me and holding me and he’ll never give me anything that I can’t handle.

Being a Christian isn’t always easy but it is such an incredible journey that is so worthwhile. It sounds cliche but I honestly couldn’t say where I would be without my faith and without knowing God was by my side. In Christ I’ve found my joy, my peace and my worth. And in him I know I can trust. - Cai

#baptism #faith

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Oct 7

We had a great time jamming and playing Uno at our @hopecornerchurch group tonight ✨🎶

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Oct 7

Whether you code, paint, write, sing, garden, play sports, dance, or consider yourself to not be creative, we would love to see you Voice members at our retreat day! We will be exploring how to use these gifts to connect with God in our everyday.

21st November - 2-5pm (Zoom) ✨

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Oct 4

Creativity Music Mondays - Head Up by Anna

Hi I’m Anna and I’ve been a part of Voice since I was 8. Over the past few years, I’ve really enjoyed taking part in the creative artist workshops and learning about how I can share my faith through song. During lockdown, I was part of some of the online creative artist sessions and during this time, I wrote this song ‘Head Up.’ The song is about keeping your head up and trusting in God, even when life gets hard and we don’t know what’s going to happen. I think this particularly relates to how I felt during the pandemic, as it’s been difficult not knowing what’s going to happen or if things will ever get back to ‘normal’. I believe that by trusting in God, even if we don’t know our plans for the future, I know that he will be there for me and that I’ve got nothing to worry about.

#MusicMonday #Creativity #CreativitySeries #CreativeArtists #Voice #VoiceYouth

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Oct 1

Creativity stories - Lettering

Calligraphy is quite a time consuming thing to do but I find so many benefits when I can block out a couple of hours to sit with my music on, a candle lit and my pen and inks out. I find it so therapeutic and calming and also incredibly good to focus my mind on what I’m doing. The letters each take so long to write and dry that it gives you plenty of time to think about what you’re doing and why you’re doing it.
This avenue of being creative really helps me focus on my faith because when I am doing something like writing a worship song or a bible verse, I spend so much time singing the song in my head and reflecting on what it means to me and why I’m writing it. It helps still my mind and focus back onto God. It’s also something that can be kept to look at or given to someone else as a gift. Hopefully to help them look to God as well. - Cai

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