Youth@Chase

(Picture taken at our 2019 Youth Weekend Away to Letton Hall at Easter)

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Overview

Youth@Chase is for young people in school year 6 and above. Please see below for information on our weekly groups and regular events.

Our heart and vision for young people is to see them discover their identity in Christ, and be encouraged in their journey with Him. We long for young people to realise their worth and potential, and take up the challenge and joy of living for Jesus every day.

If you would like to know more about the groups please contact Karl and Anna Jouan, who oversee the Youth Work at Chase

Groups and Events

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(School years 6-8)
Sundays, 11.15am -12noon

(School years 9-13)
Sundays, 11.15am-12noon

(School years 6-13)
Fridays, 7pm-9.30pm (50p Admission)

(School years 9-13)
Mondays, 7.30pm-9pm

(For girls in school years 7-13)
Sundays, 7:30pm - 9pm (once a month)

(School years 9-13)
Mondays, 7:30 - 9pm

Youth Service (School years 6-13)

We have a number of services throughout the year where the Young People lead the service. Worship is led by the Firestorm band and a young person will bring a message for the church.

Please check the upcoming events on the website calendar to find out when the next Youth Service is.

n:serve (Aged 13-17):

During the first week of the school summer holidays Chase Family Church works with n:flame e to run a week of mission called n:serve. A team of young people aged 13 - 17 year olds from different churches around North London join the youth at Chase Family Church to serve Enfield. We have in the past visited care homes, face-painted outside the town library, cleaned the streets, done sketch boarding in the town, provided free services such as gardening and car washing, run a stall at the market, prayer walked the area, served the church, and run evangelistic events. This is an ongoing annual event.

If you would like more information please visit the n:flame website.