Under the umbrella of their annual ‘We Care! – Youth Engagement’ initiative, Victory Youth Groups (VYG) around the country put something back into their communities, often through a clean up or environmental project. This year, three east London branches set their sights on improving the area surrounding Queens Road West, Plaistow, behind Lister school.
A small group of volunteers from the Hammersmith Victory Youth Group (VYG), got kitted out in wellies and waders recently, and with tools in hand set to work on the pond in Bishops Park, Putney.
A dozen young people from the Croydon branch of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) volunteered to clean and pick up litter at a recent festival in Wandle Park.
Half a dozen young people from the Cardiff branch of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) were out on the streets of Roath, north east Cardiff, recently, as part of the group’s annual We Care! – Youth Engagement day.
Many good things were rolled up together recently, when the Catford branch of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) took part in a big clean up at Forster Memorial Park in Lewisham.
The Myatts Field Park Annual Summer Fair is a free family event celebrating food, nature, arts and the community; and this year, eight members of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) from the UCKG HelpCentre in Brixton were on hand to support the organisers.
Residents of Islington’s Lennox House care home and volunteers from the local Caleb Group that supports older people got together for a sunny hour of cakes and song as part of this year’s Care Home Open Day on 16 June.
On Sunday, 9 July, the church will celebrate its 40th anniversary. It is inevitable that in reaching such a momentous milestone, we are led to look back to where it all began. One man. One faith. One God. Our memoirs read like the continuation of the book of Acts.
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