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Thought it might be a good idea, early on in the year, to publish a couple of features on the organisational members of the In2venture Community: COAC In2venture and In2venture FOG. So, first up is COAC. COAC In2venture was founded in … Continue reading →

Happy New Year from In2venture!! Looking forward to a year of: adventure; people; youth work; exploration; challenge; community; fellowship; faith in action ……………………………………..  keep reading! Our new site went live at the beginning of October and according to those helpful … Continue reading →

I’ve got to be honest with you, I’m really searching for Christmas inspiration this year. Advent has come & nearly gone; Christmas day is just five days away & I genuinely only gave it a first thought in the last … Continue reading →

We went caving yesterday as part of pilot community programme. It was a good journey and has parallels in all sorts of areas of the charities work. The story is told in Clare’s photos below:  

I’m a fan of the Bishop of Bradford – Nick Baines. He writes a blog that’s well worth reading. Yesterday he did Pause for Thought on Chris Evan’s Breakfast Show on Radio 2. His script is below: I was on … Continue reading →

Alan’s Christmas thinking 2012: At our staff meeting the other week I spoke about life chapters and life transitions. At this point all who were at the meeting will switch off, so I had better say something a bit different. … Continue reading →

We had a cracking day out today! A group of six guys taking part in one of our new community programme events plus Alan, Graham & myself: Blencathra; Halls Fell Ridge; Blue Sky; Snow; Winter Gear; Great Company – it … Continue reading →

In2venture is now on  Twitter. Click here to keep up to date with our Christian Outdoor Ministry & give us a “follow” If you don’t have a Twitter account you can sign up here

We saw an early taste of winter in the Lake District this weekend. The above photo is of Alan & Graham on the summit of High Spy. There wasn’t quite enough snow for the ice axes to actually get used … Continue reading →