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RockNations Lives Up To Its Name
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The RockNations conference in Bradford, UK, lived up to its name this month.
Young people came together from across the UK and a number of other European nations for a unique music and ministry extravaganza.
Mal Fletcher as one of the featured speakers at the event, along with Matthew Barnett of Dream Center, USA and Steve Gambil, the founder and host of RockNations.
The event, now in its sixth year, is hosted by Abundant Life Centre, Bradford, which is one of Britain's most progressive and successful churches.
After the event, Mal Fletcher said: 'RockNations already pulls together more than 2000 young people and leaders, but it has the feel of an event which is destined for much bigger things.'
'Speaking here, I had the feeling that we were investing into something that will grow to have significant influence in Britain and, I pray, in Europe as a whole.'
'Steve Gambil is building a very strong team, who are obviously dedicated to the vision. He is passionate about resourcing local church youth ministries, rather than just building another "event"; which I really appreciate. That's the key to success long-term.'
The event featured bands from a variety of musical genres, ranging from raw rock, to rap, to metal.
For more information on RockNations, go to rocknations.com.
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Keywords: RockNations | Rock Nations | Mal Fletcher | Steve Gambil | Abundant Life Centre | Dream Center
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Hi Mal, Re: megachurch church vs a more organic model: I know God works regardless of how we think he should but it seems that the organic way is more appealing to the average person than the marketing of Jesus...
Narelle, Australia
Since discovering the Edges documentaries and the way Christian faith relates to hot topics, my faith has grown. Don't stop doing what you do - you do it well!
Riikus, UK
Thanks for keeping us on our toes, Mal! As Christians living in today's ultra-pragmatic culture, our choices need to recognize the present reality while seeing it through the perspective of our God-revealed future.
Ann, Australia
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