Sparks of Light How To Day
Do you have a passion for Evangelisation?
Are you wondering how your Church can reach out to others?
Join us on Saturday 15th February for a Sparks of Light How To Day. You will:
Discover how to set up and run Sparks of Light in your Parish.
Receive training (provided by Maria Heath, Director of Mission Northampton), resources and practical tips to help you bring this event to your Parish.
Participate in inviting others into the Church to discover Jesus.
Saturday 15th February 10:00am - 3:30pm at the Catholic Church of The Most Precious Blood, O’Meara Street, London, SE1.
Register for the event and spread the word to others about this How To Day.
Sparks of Light Poster - Share with others
Sparks of Light How To Day
Why Sparks of Light?
How is Sparks of Light done?
Sparks of Light is a desire for people to encounter Jesus Christ in and through His Church.
By opening the church doors, inviting people in and enabling people to encounter Jesus.
What is Sparks of Light?
Sparks of Light is an event of prayer with an offer to everyone to come and see. It is an invitation to enter into a Catholic Church, to light a candle for a loved one, to speak with Jesus, or chat with a team of friendly volunteers, or simply to just be in the peace of the Church.
Sparks of Light is a flexible event that can be taken up by any Church and used in their context.
Sparks of Light Resources
Bring Sparks of Light to your Parish with our customisable resources.
Sparks of Light Planning Booklet
Sparks of Light See You Soon Card
Sparks of Light Advertising
Sparks of Light Invitation & Prayer Card
Sparks of Light Prayer Resources
Reach out to us with any questions or further support.
Please note: Nightfever is a separate international initiative which exists as a prayer movement of young Christians in the Catholic Church. It is a successful model organised, designed and aimed specifically at young adults between the ages of 16 and 35. For more information about Nightfever please visit www.nightfever.org/en/about-nightfever