May’s Touch Rugby tournament has been moved from 24th May to 31st May - we hope to see many guys and girls there on 31st May!

June and July’s dates remain unchanged: 21st June and 12th July

Thanks to all the men and women who joined us for Kick Off and Netball last night (plus a little street dance!).

We’re keeping things fresh as the gents tackled a 11-a-side match and the ladies hotfooted a half-court game.

Thanks to Hil for sharing her testimony with the aid of props (marked line plus cones!)

Our summer season continues with Touch Rugby on 24th May – can you bring a team?

We had a fantastic NETBALL NIGHT on Thurs 15th. Coach Nadia led an ace skills sessions – it was even seasonal with balls and ladies flying everywhere in the Hot Cross Bun drill!! Our game was so evenly matched that the teams held each other to a 3-3 draw – big up Katie and Paula for being top goal scorers! An ‘intense’ penaly shoot out followed and it was Emily who sealed victory for her team – congratulations!

The evening was used to raise awareness for human traffiking. Louise shared how 27 million people are being held in slavery and how we could do our little part to help in ways such as buying gifts from the wonderful website www.heavensattic.co.uk

This month’s Netball was exhilarating, fast paced and competitive!

Whilst the BCC Team may have been a woman/man down but they certainly weren’t stretched in the talent department and entered the final on back-to-back victories. And then the biggest upset of Netball Night so far came in the final when the Green Team snatched the win!

Congrats to Hannah Rebecca Pearson on being named Player of the Tournament for zooming all over those 2/3rds and scoring lots of nets!

Deborah shared her inspiring testimony of how the Lord has led her from a sprinting career into the England Rugby 7s development programme – so she’s still on track to realise her God-given dream of competing in the Olympic Games, bring on 2016!

Looking foward to more Netball action on March 15th

During one week in February we invited church reps to meet with us & learn more about how they can mark this summer’s Games with outreach events in their communities.

It was exciting to hear of the different skills, locations and demographic make-up which the individual churches of Bath are able to utilise in planning events which will impact their community with the message of hope.

3 main occasions were running themes amongst those who attended:

• The Torch Relay, set to bring the city together like never before on 22nd May
• Love Bath community festival, potential to impact 5,000 locals on 24th June
• The Olympic Opening Ceremony, our communities will be glued to a tv screen but where? 27th July

All church reps are encourage to attend the More Than Gold get set tour on 3rd March at Ralph Allen School, where they will be equipped with all the resources needed to put their plans into action! http://www.morethangold.org.uk/your-church/get-set-a-day-to-get-ready.html