Bath
Jesus’ strategy to spread His Gospel was to form a team of believers.
Following His example, we believe this is our best strategy too.
Upcoming Events:
CST Level 1 Training Evening
Following our Vision Night, we will be holding CST Level 1 Training Sessions in the coming weeks.
Click on the flyer to sign up - we look forward to seeing you there!
WHO
The Bath CST (Community Sports Team) welcomes sporty minded people from different churches across the city who have a heart to make a difference and see lives change.
VISION
Our vision is to use the really powerful tool of sport to engage with as many people as possible from the city to seek to make disciples.
IMPACT
The Bath CST run a variety of events that impact all people groups.
They run coaching in local schools that's currently reaching 1,200 young people per week and
GET Sported multi-sport holiday camps for children. The Bath team help coordinate the camps in Bath and Bristol. Approximately 300 different children are attending camp during a year currently.
Click here to find out more on GET Sported.
As a branch out of GET Sported, the Bath CST run
Youth Sport Leadership for teenagers aged 13-17 years to mentor and disciple them and develop key leadership qualities in them. Many young people have passed through 'YSL,' and there are currently 10 youth doing the course.
Click here to find out more on Youth Sport Leadership.
In the recent past, the team have also staged a number of strategies that have engaged with a variety of people and age groups such as Men's breakfasts, Ladies Pilates classes, Golf days, monthly sports tournaments and adult sports quizzes.
They also support and add value to other people’s initiatives, by partnering and providing ideas and personnel to city-wide or community projects such as the 'Weston Festival' where they facilitate the 'sports zone.'
CONTACT
Scott@worldsportministries.com
07745764063
GET INVOLVED
If you live within the Bath area and would like to get involved with the team, contact Scott (his sporting passion is tennis!). They meet to pray, plan and play sport together
and share the wider vision with church leaders and others.
amy lavery, 17/12/2019