Worship-led
High-energy experiences through music, storytelling, and encounter. Live worship, large-group engagement, testimony, and moments of encounter with Jesus.
High-energy experiences through music, storytelling, and encounter. Live worship, large-group engagement, testimony, and moments of encounter with Jesus.
Relational ministry that builds trust, belonging, and a personal response. Small groups, conversation, accompaniment, and age-appropriate formation.
Encounter, relationship, and leadership together. Ignite worship and storytelling, NET peer-to-peer facilitation, and optional leadership components.
The day engages reasoning, judgement, application, and evaluative skills while exploring a theme. Small groups, creative activities, topical debates, experience-based learning, and prayer all have a place.
Games and small-group activities create connection and help students feel ready to take part.
Talks and personal testimonies lead into guided small-group discussion.
Quiet reflection and prayer give students a way to respond, and practical tools for the days after the retreat.
Each student’s awareness of God’s unconditional love and acceptance.
A hopeful attitude toward faith, family, society, and the Church, through authentic witness.
Team members’ own lives, and an invitation for students to make their own response to Jesus.
Discovering God in the everyday. Students stop and consider whether Jesus has relevance to their lives today.
Years 10 to 12 (NZ Years 11 to 13). Social responsibility, human dignity, and compassion lived out, not only discussed.
Meaning and purpose. Faith as the way into life’s biggest questions.
Hope and resilience, and how students can carry light into their relationships, school, and world.
Servant leadership, modelled on Jesus, among friends and classmates.
Authentic friendship, from Jesus’ words about a city on a hill. Community that brings light.
Leadership as influence, whether or not someone holds the title of leader.