Introducing the LMI
Youth & Schools Team
LMI’s Youth & Schools team are committed to inspiring a generation to examine the Christian faith more closely and consider its relevance to their lives. Thousands of young people in schools and churches have engaged with the message of Christianity in a stimulating, interactive and thought-provoking way through our programmes.
Our schools work involves taking assemblies, RE classes and retreat days. We use interactive programmes to educate young people about the Christian faith, and show how it impacts everyday life. We also visit SU groups with the aim of encouraging and challenging young Christians in their walk with God.
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Youth & Schools Team
Danny Roberts
Youth & Schools Coordinator
Matthew Winning
Youth & Schools Worker
Bethany Sanderson
Youth & Schools Worker
Josh Orr
Youth & Schools Worker
Josh Brown
Youth & Schools Worker
Amy McIlroy
Youth & Schools Intern
Youth & School Programmes
Counter Cultural
In ‘Counter-Cultural’, we compare the moral teaching found in the Decalogue (Exodus 20) to that of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). Considering the similarities and differences, we follow with discussion as to how these passages can inform our moral decision making today.
Extraordinary Series: Abraham and Ruth
What does it mean to live an extraordinary life? In our “Extraordinary” series we look at stories of different Bible characters and discuss how God used ordinary people to do extraordinary things. This programme focuses on the lives of Abraham and Ruth.Kingdom Stories: The Good Samaritan
Jesus often used stories to teach people about the Kingdom of God. One such story is The Parable of the Good Samaritan. In this RE lesson, we study what the parable says and consider its meaning.
Living Letters
Where did the Bible come from, why is it so important and how can we read it effectively? This programme examines the origin of the Bible, its content and teaches young people how to read it for themselves.
Problem of Pain
If God is real, and if He is good, then why is there so much evil and suffering in the world? This programme addresses ‘the problem of pain’ and explores whether or not a good and powerful God could possibly exist in light of the evil and suffering we see around us.
Cross-Examine
In this courtroom-style, interactive programme, we encourage pupils to ask questions, raise objections and to hear the arguments for and against the most pivotal event in history: the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Extraordinary Series: Esther
Through the story of Esther, we discuss how life can be extraordinary for all of us, if we put God first. We will have a look at what she faced, and how God was with her every step of the way.Kingdom Stories: The Prodigal Son
Part of our ‘Kingdom Stories’ series, this programme examines The Parable of the Prodigal Son. Using discussion, we look at the story and reflect on how it applies to our lives today.
Mark My Words
Mark is a book of accurate history, theological insight and literary brilliance.This educational but interactive programme explores the background to Mark’s Gospel, as well as its historical context, structure and main themes. You won’t see Mark’s Gospel in the same way again!
Unstoppable
Our ”Unstoppable” programme discusses the book of Acts and the early Church. We look the beginning of the Church, the Apostle Paul, persecution, and finish by considering the Church today.Digital Divide
This RE programme discusses the topic of ethics in a digital world. We look at young people’s identity online versus offline, while considering some of the issues that come with living in a digital age. This programme includes lots of practical activities to get the pupils engaged.Extraordinary Series: Moses
In this programme, we focus on the character of Moses in the Bible. Through discussing who he was and what he faced, we see how God was involved in his story.It's a Miracle
Jesus performed many miracles during His ministry on earth. What do they tell us about Him, and what can we learn from them?
Persecution!
Persecution is not just a historical fact; it is a modern-day reality for countless Christians around the world. Through personal testimonies and in-depth case studies of specific nations, we consider the reality of Christians who suffer for their faith.
Why RE?
Historically, Christianity has significantly influenced and shaped the world in which we live. This programme will explore both the positive aspects of such influence and the challenges faced by Christianity. Additionally, we will examine the origins of Christianity and the historical evidence of Jesus, concluding with an exploration of what it means to be a true follower of Jesus.
David
This programme focuses on the life of David - who he was, and the role he plays in the genealogy of Christ. Ultimately we focus on what David’s life teaches us about who God is.Our Father
“Our Father” is a three-week programme based on the Lord’s Prayer. It discusses how we should pray, the importance of putting God first in all we do, and how we can trust Him with whatever happens in our lives.Suit Up
In ‘Suit Up’, we take an in-depth look at the different parts of the armour of God, how they help us and why we need to put on the armour (Ephesians 6:10-18).
Who Are You
This SU programme focuses on what it means to be created in the image of God, and how our creation, fall and recreation answer any confusion about our identity or purpose.
I AM
Focusing on the “I Am” statements of Jesus found in John’s Gospel, this programme considers who Jesus is, in His own words.Real Talk
Real Talk is a three-part programme for Christian pupils that explores faith, struggles, and making a real impact in school. Through activities, honest discussion, and practical challenges, students discover how to live boldly for Jesus while supporting each other. It’s faith made real, relevant, and achievable in everyday school life.
Take the Stand
We aim to inspire young Christians to share their faith with others by challenging them to take their stand for God, with practical tips and biblical examples included along the way.
Make a Choice
Life is full of choices, so how do we discern which decisions are the right ones? This programme will highlight the struggles Christians face when navigating through life and show how we can find peace and contentment in Jesus.
SHINE - Friend (SU & Youth Group)
A four-part video resource designed to inspire young people to share their faith in their school and community. SHINE aims to equip young people to live for God and create opportunities for non-Christians to explore the Christian faith for themselves.
The Mystery³
This three-part programme explores one of the core truths of Christianity: the Trinity. Together, we’ll look at who God is, both as a being and as three persons. We’ll also discover the unique roles of each person of the Godhead throughout the Bible, in the story of salvation, and in our future with Him.By Grace
This three-part programme explores the book of Ephesians in a way that is accessible and applicational. Looking at the riches God has given His people, this programme unpacks what it means to be united to Christ, united together and how this affects our lives.
Foundations
In this four-part youth weekend programme we go back to the basics! We look at who Jesus is, the life He offers us, and the people He wants us to be. This is ideal if your group is mostly non-Christians or new believers.Press On
The Christian life is a journey, and on that journey we face many obstacles, twists and turns. How do we cope? Is it really worth it? Join us as we journey through one of the biggest selling books of all time: The Pilgrim’s Progress. Over four sessions we will explore friendship, doubt, trials and encouragements.
Devoted
Life has so much to offer including many things to distract us. Spending time with God is so important, but how often do we really do it? In this programme, we offer practical tips and help to grow in your relationship with God.
Hall of Faith
These individual youth talks consider Bible characters included in the “Hall of Faith” in Hebrews 11. Looking at either Enoch, Noah, Abraham & Sarah, Joseph, Moses, Rahab, David or Gideon, we discuss what we can learn from their life, and how they lived out their faith.Ruth
This four-part programme focuses on the four chapters in the book of Ruth. It discusses who she was, and what we can learn about God from her story.Encounters
Encounters is a four-part programme looking at individuals that Jesus encountered, and how their lives were completely changed. We focus on Nicodemus, the woman caught in adultery, Zacchaeus, and the woman at the well.
Man on the Run
God’s people are sinful and frail, and yet His love for them is steadfast and faithful. ‘Man on the Run’ is a four-part series focusing on Jonah, the runaway prophet, and on God’s love in pursuing him, bringing him back, changing him, and even using him to bring salvation to others.
What was I made for?
In this four-part youth weekend programme, we think about the question “what was I made for?” The sessions focus on how we are made for a purpose, made for community, made to worship, and made to make an impact.Have another topic in mind?
We also offer one-off talks for your youth group or SU if you are going through a series or a specific topic.
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