MISS ETHICAL QUEEN
Our founder, Rebekah Watkins is on a mission to:
Inspire & empower the next generation to believe that they are FEARFULLY & WONDERFULLY MADE, HAVE A HOPE, PURPOSE & A FUTURE, and ARE DEEPLY LOVED BY A GOD WHO WILL NEVER LEAVE NOR FORSAKE THEM.
Trailblaze women at work, women in the heritage sector, and young people making a positive difference in their community
Encourage sustainability in the fashion & construction industries
Champion the environment
Create opportunities for young people and those who are disavantaged to REACH THEIR GOD-GIVEN POTENTIAL
And to empower the next generation to be an INDOMITABLE FORCE FO GOOD!
From hard hat & hi-vis to the catwalk, Rebekah made it all the way to the Miss England Finals 2024, sharing her faith, her work as part of Dream CIC, and her passion to encourage others to be 'Restorers of Ruins' in their communities, and to be the ambassadors of local positive change! Her involvement in the competition affected positive change, with the swimwear round banned and replaced with workwear, as well as shifting the emphasis from just being about what you look like, to actually what you do! In recongition of the values she stands for and the ethical work she does, she was crowned as Miss England's 'We Do Ethical' Queen.
She continues to share her journey, life-stories and encouragements around the UK and further afield, empowering the next generation to be an indomitable force for good, challenging stereotypes, and encouraging the transformation of heritage and communities! Feel free to get in touch if you'd like her to visit your organisation, business, church, group, school or event. She is also a keen saxophonist, and would be more than happy to support community events.
Rebekah does not want to be just an influencer of how we should look on the outside, but she desires to be a positive role model to the next generation, encouraging them to see their potential, their attributes, their gifts, and their resources, that they can use for good! For as she always says...
The best person who can do you, is YOU!
Read more about her journey in the new articles below.
BEAUTY
WITH A
PURPOSE
Press Release-Rebekah Watkins, Our Founder, Makes News!
In January, local advocate for heritage, youth, & the environment, Rebekah Watkins, took to the pageant stage again as part of the Eco Pageants UK Finals. She was awarded a certificate on the evening acknowledging her incredible environmental advocacy. Rebekah’s most recent campaign was called ‘RESTORIED’: empowering, equipping & educating local communities to be ambassadors of local positive change by restoring their local heritage places & spaces to restory the climate crisis. Locally & across the UK, she took on a 90 Day Litter Picking Challenge, inspiring others to ‘be the change they want to see in the world’, and she also visited Daisy Chain Farm in Teeside to see how they use farming & horticulture to support those who are neurodivergent. She thanks all her sponsors who enabled her to raise an incredible £215 for Daisy Chain.
Rebekah featured last year in the Miss England Finals, again with a purpose- that was & still is to inspire & empower the next generation to be an indomitable force for good, helping them to unlock their potential by realising that we are all fearfully & wonderfully made; have a hope, purpose & a future; and are deeply loved by God. Throughout her involvement in the pageant she was a major part in changing the swimwear round to a workwear round, and in championing natural beauty by going make-up free. She is a trailblazer for women at work; young people making a positive difference; and being an indomitable force for good.
In the Eco Pageants Finals she may not have gained a crown, but she did bring purpose & a message by her involvement. For the mandatory swimwear round Rebekah wore her very-used full length wetsuit instead of the traditional bikini wear, and her opening black dress was a £2 charity bargain up-cycled with pearl embellishments. Her evening gown was a wedding dress sourced from dove house hospice in Hull, embellished with natural & mankind items, including a face mask and a green doggy bag. This gown was to evoke thought to the audience that beauty shouldn’t come at a cost to the environment, and how our actions can often detract from the beauty of the incredible world we live in. Rebekah’s outfits all made a statement, and had meaning, purpose & thought behind them. She hopes to continue to raise awareness of the importance of our natural & historic environment, champion sustainable fashion, & empower positive change on local & national levels.
Rebekah’s life does no way shy away from the purpose she tries to communicate through these pageants. She is founder of local community interest company DREAM HERITAGE CIC, which has been saving local unloved heritage, rebuilding communities, and transforming lives through a mixture of professional conservation & repair of historic buildings, community heritage/green/archaeological projects, local youth work, & youth ministry. She is a professional archaeologist (BSc from Durham University) and a professional historic building conservationist (West Dean College PDD), with her excellence in the field & dreams recognised by the prestigious award of the John Ashurst Prize. She is also a well experienced youth worker, speaker, and youth minister, putting in incredible amounts of time, energy and hard work into her work to really change the world for good! Rebekah claims that her strength & drive is not her own but is God-fuelled confidence, and her Christian faith is the strong foundations to why she wants to really help rebuild the ruins in our world.
Most recently Rebekah has founded with the support of six other Trustees, DREAM HERITAGE CIO, which is a charity and will enable the growth & delivery of all the community and charitable dreams and ventures she and the team has for the local area & broader afield. The charity was recently registered in December 2024 and is now looking for support so that it can: restore heritage; rebuild community; transform lives; and restory the climate crisis. They have signed up for Easy Fundraising, which is a free mechanism for raising vital funds for the charity at no cost to the charity or to consumers. How it works is a lot like cash back, however the cash given back by big brands goes to the charity. All people have to do is sign up for Easy Fundraising and choose to support DREAM HERITAGE CIO. The sign up process is easy and will allow you to shop online whilst raising funds for the charity at no cost to yourselves or the charity. It is an easy way of supporting a charity, and Rebekah and the Team would be so blessed and honoured if you would sign up and support. The direct link to Easy Fundraising is: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/dream-heritage-cio
Press Release-Rebekah Watkins, Our Founder, Makes News!
In January, local advocate for heritage, youth, & the environment, Rebekah Watkins, took to the pageant stage again as part of the Eco Pageants UK Finals. She was awarded a certificate on the evening acknowledging her incredible environmental advocacy. Rebekah’s most recent campaign was called ‘RESTORIED’: empowering, equipping & educating local communities to be ambassadors of local positive change by restoring their local heritage places & spaces to restory the climate crisis. Locally & across the UK, she took on a 90 Day Litter Picking Challenge, inspiring others to ‘be the change they want to see in the world’, and she also visited Daisy Chain Farm in Teeside to see how they use farming & horticulture to support those who are neurodivergent. She thanks all her sponsors who enabled her to raise an incredible £215 for Daisy Chain.
Rebekah featured last year in the Miss England Finals, again with a purpose- that was & still is to inspire & empower the next generation to be an indomitable force for good, helping them to unlock their potential by realising that we are all fearfully & wonderfully made; have a hope, purpose & a future; and are deeply loved by God. Throughout her involvement in the pageant she was a major part in changing the swimwear round to a workwear round, and in championing natural beauty by going make-up free. She is a trailblazer for women at work; young people making a positive difference; and being an indomitable force for good.
In the Eco Pageants Finals she may not have gained a crown, but she did bring purpose & a message by her involvement. For the mandatory swimwear round Rebekah wore her very-used full length wetsuit instead of the traditional bikini wear, and her opening black dress was a £2 charity bargain up-cycled with pearl embellishments. Her evening gown was a wedding dress sourced from dove house hospice in Hull, embellished with natural & mankind items, including a face mask and a green doggy bag. This gown was to evoke thought to the audience that beauty shouldn’t come at a cost to the environment, and how our actions can often detract from the beauty of the incredible world we live in. Rebekah’s outfits all made a statement, and had meaning, purpose & thought behind them. She hopes to continue to raise awareness of the importance of our natural & historic environment, champion sustainable fashion, & empower positive change on local & national levels.
Rebekah’s life does no way shy away from the purpose she tries to communicate through these pageants. She is founder of local community interest company DREAM HERITAGE CIC, which has been saving local unloved heritage, rebuilding communities, and transforming lives through a mixture of professional conservation & repair of historic buildings, community heritage/green/archaeological projects, local youth work, & youth ministry. She is a professional archaeologist (BSc from Durham University) and a professional historic building conservationist (West Dean College PDD), with her excellence in the field & dreams recognised by the prestigious award of the John Ashurst Prize. She is also a well experienced youth worker, speaker, and youth minister, putting in incredible amounts of time, energy and hard work into her work to really change the world for good! Rebekah claims that her strength & drive is not her own but is God-fuelled confidence, and her Christian faith is the strong foundations to why she wants to really help rebuild the ruins in our world.
Most recently Rebekah has founded with the support of six other Trustees, DREAM HERITAGE CIO, which is a charity and will enable the growth & delivery of all the community and charitable dreams and ventures she and the team has for the local area & broader afield. The charity was recently registered in December 2024 and is now looking for support so that it can: restore heritage; rebuild community; transform lives; and restory the climate crisis. They have signed up for Easy Fundraising, which is a free mechanism for raising vital funds for the charity at no cost to the charity or to consumers. How it works is a lot like cash back, however the cash given back by big brands goes to the charity. All people have to do is sign up for Easy Fundraising and choose to support DREAM HERITAGE CIO. The sign up process is easy and will allow you to shop online whilst raising funds for the charity at no cost to yourselves or the charity. It is an easy way of supporting a charity, and Rebekah and the Team would be so blessed and honoured if you would sign up and support. The direct link to Easy Fundraising is: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/dream-heritage-cio
RUNNING TO BRING CHANGE
'CHANGE' is a strong word. It means that there will be some sort of shift from what think is ‘normal’ or ‘normalised’, to something ‘strange’ and ‘new’. Many people are adverse to change, with a 2023 study determining that 41% of adults in the UK describe themselves as ‘creatures of habit’. In many instances we see a reluctance towards change, whether it’s in our churches, supermarkets, school or work scenarios, because ‘change’ often affects us and may even cause us to do something differently.
‘Change’ is also something that can either be ‘positive’ or ‘negative’. We at Dream are passionate about bringing about positive change to our neighbourhoods, communities and landscape, but not all people’s ideas of ‘change are as altruistic. Even governments rattle on about bringing about ‘change’, but unless ‘change’ is needed, has a purpose, and is driven from selfless ambition, it can often become a vehicle for upset.
Dream is committed to inspiring communities and individuals to be local ambassadors of positive change. We want to RESTORE HERITAGE, REBUILD COMMUNITY, TRANSFORM LIVES & RE-STORY THE CLIMATE CRISIS but we know we can’t do this on our own. That is why we are so determined to champion positive community activities, ventures & projects, and to help in any way we can. It’s also why we are devoted as the Dream Team to being positive role models and to championing our advocacy campaigns.
Our founder Rebekah, has recently been one such ‘world changer’. She uses her ‘little’ to try to make a ‘big’ difference. Despite health mountains to climb, she has recently completed the Great North Run in just over 3 hours! Having never ran any further than 5K, this is an incredible achievement! She ran the race for Teenage Cancer Trust and her fundraising page link is still open here: https://ajbellgreatnorthrun2025.enthuse.com/pf/rebekah-watkins?utm_source=enthuse&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=f-nurture&utm_content=page&utm_campaign=website&utm_medium=email&utm_source=enthuse
With a ½ marathon under her belt, she has rather crazily decided she is also going to be running the YORKSHIRE MARATHON for Yorkshire Cancer Research! Why not be one of the first to donate online to her online fundraising page here: https://www.justgiving.com/page/rebekah-marathon-25?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL
Rebekah hopes that by running these races for other good causes, she inspires people to be the positive change they wish to see in the world. Being a positive world changer doesn’t have to look like running marathons, or climbing mountains; it might just look like doing small acts of kindness each day, or giving some of your time to help someone else, or even just a smile and ‘hello’ to a passerby.
Challenge yourself to BE THE POSITIVE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD.
FESTIVAL DREAMERS
This year, the Dream Team have been serving at many different Christian festivals across the country. We love to serve as a Team, and its always so encouraging being part of other good works to restore & transform lives! Like we always say… ‘teamwork makes the dream work!’
In July, we were privileged to serve at Cedarwood Festival in North Yorkshire. This relatively new Christian festival is open to all ages, has very strong community vibes, and is authentic. The festival itself is focused around the fire pit, an area where you can socialise around, chomp on good food, and discuss big questions on faith, life & God. For 2025 the festival welcomed some incredible speakers including Roy Crowne from Gospel Entrepreneurs, and Mark Greenwood from Elim Evangelism. The London Institute of Contemporary Christianity joined the scene also, alongside incredible worship and teaching. Despite the heat, which was incredibly oppressive at times, the festival was a real treat for both volunteers and attendees. It was incredible to witness a sense of ‘family’ and unity among all who came along, and lovely to see three people get baptised on the final day!
In August, we served again at Limitless Festival at Stafford Showground. Our team have been serving at this festival for years, and once again it is an incredible privilege to be part of sharing the gospel with around 6000 young people! The worship was amazing, God-centred & free, and the young people really engaged in many of the challenging seminars and discussions across the site delivered in seminars and workshops outside the main meetings. The weather was a treat, giving brilliant sunshine for the festival, and many young people committed their lives to following Jesus, and to being part of His counter-culture, that is to live selflessly & doing what is right and good in God’s eyes not the world’s. Incredible to see such a response of young people wanting to be the next generation of dreamers & believers, bringing positive change to the world we live in!
Then at the end of August, our team once again served at Big Church Festival. This year was it first year as a 3 day festival, with set programmes for children & youth too, alongside the worship & music festival scene. This year was a complete sell out, and it was utterly unbelievable to see 35,000 people in a field, worshipping God and finding more about Jesus! The team’s music group ‘Out of the Ruins’ also got to play at the festival and share their music & stories of hope and restoration. This was a HUGE honour for us, and feel so blessed to have been part of it. It was also brilliant for some of our team to serve on the Kids Team, helping to deliver some engaging sessions, Bible stories and worship alongside 4Front Theatre. Awesome worship music; great teaching; moving personal testimonies; and some brilliant festival vibes, energy & fireworks!
Hoping to have a larger group of the Team & Volunteers to serve on the Festival Teams next year… are you up for it?
DREAM'S IMPACT EXTENDS OVERSEAS!
We’ve heard of Dream Heritage and the CIC Team who are actively restoring the ruins. We’ve heard too of our amazing CIO Charity Trustees & Volunteers who are empowering and equipping others to restore their ruins!
We’ve even heard about ‘Out of the Ruins’, a new venture whereby the team are bringing stories of hope and restoration through music & song, to various communities, churches, heritage sites & community events across the country.
But… Did you hear that Dream Heritage has been restoring the ruins OVERSEAS too!
In July 2025, Rebekah Watkins, our founder, set off to visit Lithuania, to aid the Dutch Foundation of Penance & Reconciliation with restoring Jewish cemeteries there. The foundation was set up 50 years ago in The Netherlands, and brings together Christians & Jews to restore Jewish cemeteries, in the hope that local heritage is protected & to build bridges of peace & reconciliation. It is intended that these projects will prevent future anti-semitism and use the past as something to learn from to improve the future.
The foundation offers their volunteers, time, resources & money to restore Jewish cemeteries, and also hopes to inspire local groups and people to restore their local cemeteries too. The group have had a longing to enlarge their work into Eastern Europe, and this year they set their minds & energies into restoring the Jewish cemetery of Ceciske, near Kaunas in Lithuania. It is estimated that there are around 250 dilapidated Jewish cemeteries in Lithuania, a lasting reminder of the brutality of the Nazi occupation.
Landing at Vilnius by plane, Rebekah travelled over to Kaunas, with one small bag and a pick-up promise from the train station. Staying locally with other young adults from the local church, she got involved in the local Christian youth work and outreach that was being led together by the churches. It was incredible to see so many young people & young adults come together and enjoy time together & do life together, and explore about Jesus.
She then got the opportunity to explore Kaunas with her new friends, which has an absolutely beautiful historic quarter, and many interesting museums and sites to see. Whereas in the UK, heritage can often become overlooked or run down, it quickly became apparent that Lithuania, with its history of subjugation from neighbouring countries for hundreds of years, has grasped on to its surviving heritage and is proud of it. The government is extremely active in funding the restoration, if not rebuilding, of many heritage sites, and is also very pro-active in restoring and keeping the Lithuanian language. From signage to books, Lithuanian was the dominant language, with English rarely seen, as a deliberate effort to make sure they don’t lose their oral heritage. Reading further into Lithuania’s history, even recent history, we see that the people of Lithuania are not just kind and giving, but they are a resilient people, who are proud of their heritage.
Meeting up with the Dutch Team, Rebekah then headed over to Ceciske, staying at the Zalensu Homestead. There she got involved in the restoration project of the Jewish Cemetery, meeting the local Jewish communities and other local volunteers. The restoration of the cemetery involved finding graves, and re-erecting them, alongside cleaning them. With large amounts of bush, grass and woodland now occupying the site too, there was a large-scale clearance of the site to allow easy access to the cemetery for Jewish people.
The longevity of the restoration works is questionable, with a definite need for the local community to want to take on responsibility of the site. Also, some of the conservation and repair works to the stone could have used more appropriate materials like lime mortar, but it was eye-opening to see such a group of Dutch people dedicated to restoring these cemeteries and placing them back on the map for the local communities and Jewish people. These projects are selfless acts, helping another not because you have to but because you want to.
Rebekah went on to explore Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, with its impressive Old Town UNESCO World Heritage Site. She also enjoyed visiting Journey Church in Vilnius with one of the Lithuanian Volunteers from the project, and got to visit the gorgeous Trakaii Castle, Duke’s Palace, and Kernave UNESCO Heritage Site. Steeped in history, heritage & culture, Lithuania was a privilege to visit, and its hoped that maybe some more links could be forged for some joint ventures in the future!
All in all, perhaps there is something that we can all learn from Rebekah’s experience. Over the two weeks she was there, she witnessed the history of a resilient people who were proud of where they came from, and their traditions, languages, & cultures, and who did not give up despite being hard pressed. She witnessed a people who are still hurting from the past, but who are striving to rebuild and restore their lives & country, so that future generations will not just survive but thrive. Life is often not easy, but may we never grow tired of doing good.
Galatians 6:9
9 Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.
2 Corinthians 4: 8-10
8 We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; 9 persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed. 10 We always carry around in our body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be revealed in our body.
RECORD-BREAKING 72ft LONG MURAL UNVEILED IN GOOLE, WITH THANKS TO THE HARD EFFORTS OF THE DREAM TEAM & FRIENDS!
'We at Dream are all about restoring & transforming heritage and lives, and this Mural to celebrate Goole's vibrant history & heritage has simply been... transformational!'
On Monday 19th January between 11am and 1pm, a record-breaking mural was unveiled at Platform 1 at Goole Train Station (Goole, E. Yorkshire). Commissioned by The Friends of Goole Train Station and with support from Goole Civic Society and Northern Rail, and funding from the Goole Fields Wind Farm, this mural project was delivered by Dream Heritage, engaging with 9 schools (primary, secondary and SEN), and interfacing with 2000 young people.
The Mayor formerly unveiled the mural, alongside representatives from the schools involved, and other local community groups and dignitaries. Also present was BBC Radio Humberside & BBC News to share the good news of ths project. Rebekah Watkins, artist & curator of the mural project, and Director of Dream Heritage, shared to the BBC how she hopes the mural will leave a 'lasting legacy' in Goole, instilling in the local young people a sense of pride of place, and a feeling of belonging and community.
We at Dream are all about changing narratives and creating positive futures. It has been such a privilege to see young people positively impacted by the mural project we've delivered. At the beginning we welcomed in young people who were worried of 'doing it wrong' or 'making a mess'; they didn't believe in their ability... but we encouraged them to have a go, and make their contribution, and we are so glad they did! Each picture is a triumph, a victory of how a young person who maybe battled low self esteem and low confidence and who felt like they couldn't... actually could!This mural is a testimony of young people being planted with seeds of encouragement, and we are praying & hoping at Dream that these seeds begin to germinate into a lasting legacy, encouraging them into big and brighter futures!!!
To read further about the project, why not visit Goole 2026's website or BBC News' Website by using the buttons below! (Enjoy!)
Many thanks again to The Friends of Goole Train Station, Goole Civic Society, Northern Rail, and Goole Fields Wind Farm for your support, and to Boothferry School, Marshlands School, St Josephs Schools, DELTA Academy Goole, Riverside School, Kingsway School, Parkside School, Hook Primary School, and Swinefleet School.
Do get in touch if you'd like us to deliver a mural project in your area!
Also do consider donating to us by clicking 'DONATE NOW' if you'd like to support our work.
Blessings,
The Dream Team
RECORD-BREAKING 72ft LONG MURAL UNVEILED IN GOOLE, WITH THANKS TO THE HARD EFFORTS OF THE DREAM TEAM & FRIENDS!
'We at Dream are all about restoring & transforming heritage and lives, and this Mural to celebrate Goole's vibrant history & heritage has simply been... transformational!'
On Monday 19th January between 11am and 1pm, a record-breaking mural was unveiled at Platform 1 at Goole Train Station (Goole, E. Yorkshire). Commissioned by The Friends of Goole Train Station and with support from Goole Civic Society and Northern Rail, and funding from the Goole Fields Wind Farm, this mural project was delivered by Dream Heritage, engaging with 9 schools (primary, secondary and SEN), and interfacing with 2000 young people.
The Mayor formerly unveiled the mural, alongside representatives from the schools involved, and other local community groups and dignitaries. Also present was BBC Radio Humberside & BBC News to share the good news of ths project. Rebekah Watkins, artist & curator of the mural project, and Director of Dream Heritage, shared to the BBC how she hopes the mural will leave a 'lasting legacy' in Goole, instilling in the local young people a sense of pride of place, and a feeling of belonging and community.
We at Dream are all about changing narratives and creating positive futures. It has been such a privilege to see young people positively impacted by the mural project we've delivered. At the beginning we welcomed in young people who were worried of 'doing it wrong' or 'making a mess'; they didn't believe in their ability... but we encouraged them to have a go, and make their contribution, and we are so glad they did! Each picture is a triumph, a victory of how a young person who maybe battled low self esteem and low confidence and who felt like they couldn't... actually could!This mural is a testimony of young people being planted with seeds of encouragement, and we are praying & hoping at Dream that these seeds begin to germinate into a lasting legacy, encouraging them into big and brighter futures!!!
To read further about the project, why not visit Goole 2026's website or BBC News' Website by using the buttons below! (Enjoy!)
Many thanks again to The Friends of Goole Train Station, Goole Civic Society, Northern Rail, and Goole Fields Wind Farm for your support, and to Boothferry School, Marshlands School, St Josephs Schools, DELTA Academy Goole, Riverside School, Kingsway School, Parkside School, Hook Primary School, and Swinefleet School.
Do get in touch if you'd like us to deliver a mural project in your area!
Also do consider donating to us by clicking 'DONATE NOW' if you'd like to support our work.
Blessings,
The Dream Team
FESTIVAL DREAMERS
This year, the Dream Team have been serving at many different Christian festivals across the country. We love to serve as a Team, and its always so encouraging being part of other good works to restore & transform lives! Like we always say… ‘teamwork makes the dream work!’
In July, we were privileged to serve at Cedarwood Festival in North Yorkshire. This relatively new Christian festival is open to all ages, has very strong community vibes, and is authentic. The festival itself is focused around the fire pit, an area where you can socialise around, chomp on good food, and discuss big questions on faith, life & God. For 2025 the festival welcomed some incredible speakers including Roy Crowne from Gospel Entrepreneurs, and Mark Greenwood from Elim Evangelism. The London Institute of Contemporary Christianity joined the scene also, alongside incredible worship and teaching. Despite the heat, which was incredibly oppressive at times, the festival was a real treat for both volunteers and attendees. It was incredible to witness a sense of ‘family’ and unity among all who came along, and lovely to see three people get baptised on the final day!
In August, we served again at Limitless Festival at Stafford Showground. Our team have been serving at this festival for years, and once again it is an incredible privilege to be part of sharing the gospel with around 6000 young people! The worship was amazing, God-centred & free, and the young people really engaged in many of the challenging seminars and discussions across the site delivered in seminars and workshops outside the main meetings. The weather was a treat, giving brilliant sunshine for the festival, and many young people committed their lives to following Jesus, and to being part of His counter-culture, that is to live selflessly & doing what is right and good in God’s eyes not the world’s. Incredible to see such a response of young people wanting to be the next generation of dreamers & believers, bringing positive change to the world we live in!
Then at the end of August, our team once again served at Big Church Festival. This year was it first year as a 3 day festival, with set programmes for children & youth too, alongside the worship & music festival scene. This year was a complete sell out, and it was utterly unbelievable to see 35,000 people in a field, worshipping God and finding more about Jesus! The team’s music group ‘Out of the Ruins’ also got to play at the festival and share their music & stories of hope and restoration. This was a HUGE honour for us, and feel so blessed to have been part of it. It was also brilliant for some of our team to serve on the Kids Team, helping to deliver some engaging sessions, Bible stories and worship alongside 4Front Theatre. Awesome worship music; great teaching; moving personal testimonies; and some brilliant festival vibes, energy & fireworks!
Hoping to have a larger group of the Team & Volunteers to serve on the Festival Teams next year… are you up for it?
