About Coptic Festival
The aim of Coptic Festival is to strengthen the spiritual lives of the participants while developing and refining their personal talents in every aspect.
Coptic Festival Description
The Coptic Festival is a blessed service which started many years ago in Cairo, Egypt. The service gradually grew in size in terms of participants’ number and geographical distribution. In 2011, the number of participants exceeded a million from around the globe, from Egypt, Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and Australia.
The service aims to strengthen the spiritual life of the participants while developing and refining their personal talents in every aspect. It aims to build a balanced and healthy Coptic personality which is involved in a strong relationship with God and other people, has a strong sense of belonging to their church and country, and is actively contributing in building their society. All by adhering to a true Christian life and fixing our eyes to our Lord Jesus Christ.
This service uses the fact that children and youth are very energetic, often have seeds of great talents, and have lots of time. This combination, unless utilized wisely can be lost, or even invested in the wrong avenues.
The service is introduced by providing the children and youth with a framework whereby different activities (spiritual, artistic, sporty, etc. . ) are declared, group formation is facilitated based on age and talents /subjects then competitions are setup between groups within local church levels and then winners compete across different churches on national level.
Reviews
http://copticfestival.org.uk/…/…/2016 /2016_Curriculum_NR.pdf
Registration: Coptic Festival 2016 Register on-line. Visit your local church Coptic Festival Registration Desk and complete the individual registration process. Pay the registration fee of £5. In addition to this, there may be an additional registration fee due for activities. The first two activities you choose are free. Any additional activity is a further £2. Pick up your curriculum book. You need to choose activities to make up 100% of the mark along with the spiritual bo...ok as follows: The spiritual book covers 70% of the total mark and is mandatory. The Hymns & Praise cover 20% of the mark. Any other activities cover 10% of the mark. Group activities are Hymns & Praise, Praise & Music, Sports - Football & Sports - Basketball. The rest of activities can either be completed as an individual or as a member of a group.
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Coptic Festival 2016 Opening Ceremony
Coptic Festival UK 2015 Closing Ceremony
http://youtu.be/9QCbBkz54H8
SMPK Coptic Festival assessment day
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We now have the books for every age group. To register for the festival please log on to the website www.copticfestival.org.uk or speak to a servant in your church.
We are very excited to show you our new website. Log on for all the information about this year's Coptic Festival including downloads and key contacts. www.copticfestival.org.uk
Please share any photos you have from last year's festival with us. We would like to keep a record of what everyone got up to and share the fun!
We are delighted to announce that registration will soon be open for the 2014 Coptic Festival. Please speak to the servants in your church for details. The theme this year is Be My Witness. Good luck and enjoy!
Last week we left you with a question: which son did Jacob not send to Egypt for grain during the famine? The answer, which can be found in Genesis 42:4 is Benjamin! Great work if you got it right.
This week we have a video for our Coptic Festival audience. When God chisels the dead weight out of our lives it can be quite painful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QCkBL2DfV g
This week we have a question for our Coptic Festival Audience! The Question is:
Which son did Jacob not send to Egypt for grain during the famine?