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Spikyheaded you decide it’s future.

It is that time again where I think about what to do with this site before the renewal comes up in the New Year.

It has been a while since I have added anything as I have started a new role as a youth service manager for Prospex and it is a pretty demanding role.

The options are:

  • Keep it going as it has alot of hits each week.

This may be just the help you need!

A very good mate of mine Matt Calvert, the founder of Prospex and amazing youth worker has just gone self employed. He has a company called Mustard and this is what he says about it:

Mustard is an organisation set up and dedicated to seeing the young people of our world today look forward to a brighter tomorrow through creative and innovative ways that encourage, challenge and change lives through informal learning and experience. We inspire young people to believe in their own gifts and abilities, to better themselves giving them back the value they so very much deserve whist helping them reengage in mainstream society.

Article on Knife Crime.

Spent a fair bit of time with a journalist from Bloomsberg the other week and the only bit that gets printed is a small question they ask on the phone a few days later! Anyway the article is here and went to print in New York. This was in relation to my work in North London with Prospex.

Radical

Jesus the radical. by you.

Just back from a great weeks holiday at New Wine, feeling refreshed and challenged. Drew this during a sermon and it captured a recurring theme for me.

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R.I.P. Ben.

Award Night!

Last night I had the pleasure of accepting an award from the Centre of Social Justice for Prospex where I am the manager of Youth services. It was a great honour and an inspirational night seeing the stories of other winners. More soon.

Creator of Beauty.

I went to watch my girls sing with Merton Music Foundation in St Pauls Church in Covent Garden London which is also kown as “The Actors Church” during the interval I came across this plaque and loved it, what a great thing to be remembered for.

It is a great visual for a discussion starter and would work well along with How do you want to be remembered.

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