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Attend the Create Conference at the King’s School, November 15, to develop skills in promoting events that connect with the community.
Outreach Media were at Synod last month showcasing their creative wares, as they gear up to help parishes improve communication for Connect09 at the Create Conference this month.
Meanwhile the parent body, the Fellowship for Evangelism in the Visual Arts (FEVA), is celebrating the growth of their annual music festival ‘How Sweet the Sound’.
Held in September at the Ryde Anglican Centre, the event was attended by 260 people, a 150 percent increase on last year.
Nine Christian bands were featured as well as stalls for Christians selling handmade jewellery, clothes and ceramics.
“The vision is to provide a platform for a range of high quality Christian musical and artistic talent and we hope it will grow again next year,” says Judith Atkins from FEVA.