Frontier Youth Trust’s latest newsletter focuses on the art of ‘slowing down’. Laura McCombie Smith, FYT’s Movement Advocate, explores the idea of resisting a return to our busy pre-pandemic lives […]
FYT Autumn News 2021 is out now!
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FYT News Spring 2021 is out now!
FYT News Spring 2021 – ‘On the shoulder of giants’ In our latest edition of Frontier Youth Trust news we talk about inheriting unexpected gifts, ideas and opportunities over the past […]
FYT News Autumn 2020
FYT NEWS AUTUMN 2020 – Signs of hope and new life In our latest edition of Frontier Youth Trust News, our movement members share inspirational stories of how they led […]
FYT is Covid Secure
In these uncertain times it is really important that we do all we can to ensure that our employees, volunteers and members are not put at risk while engaged in […]
#ThinkingThursdays | Gleaning in the fields
Things were going well for Naomi and she was hopeful. She had a wonderful family, and two lovely sons. But in an unexpected time of famine, Naomi and her family […]
#ThinkingThursdays | God is Beyond…
Pete and Cornelius live in completely different worlds. Their paths would never ordinarily cross. Peter has been taught all his life that Cornelius’ world is dirty, unclean and simply elsewhere. […]
#ThinkingThursdays | The fire that wouldn’t go out
Moe was drifting through town, looking for something to do. Unexpectedly, he found himself in a part of town he had never been to before. There, at the end of […]
#ThinkingThursdays | Maybe the rocks are screaming?
‘If my followers are silent, the rocks will cry out’ says Jesus (Luke 19:40). Have you ever considered that maybe the rocks are screaming? 95% of young people have no […]
#ThinkingThursdays | Lost in Translation
Jesus was trying to get his point across. This group were a tough crowd and it wasn’t going well… ‘Suppose one of you had a hundred sheep and lost one. […]
#ThinkingThursdays | Get your Hands Dirty
Photo by Amaury Salas on Unsplash Youth Work, Youth Ministry, Theology: they all have to be grounded in context. To take these things out of their place is to only […]
SiLent: Unexpected
This Lent we are practising and reflecting on silence in solidarity with those young people who are voiceless in partnership with Million Minutes. John Wheatley our Movement Leader from Weston […]
SiLent: Getting Liminal
This Lent we are practising and reflecting on silence in solidarity with those young people who are voiceless. Steve Blower from Sidewalk in Scarborough reflects on how stepping towards the […]