Writing from the Reps

Read this blog post from Methodist Youth President 2022/23, James Carver:
I've got bills to pay - a guide to finding a job after education

Every month, one of our Youth Reps submits an article to the Methodist Recorder. These articles can be on any subject the Youth Rep chooses. We've collated a list of the wonderful writing from our Youth Reps here:

January 2021: Michael Pryke on Christmas 2020

December 2020: Isaac Nketiah-Boateng on being a young Christian and a Youth Rep.

November 2020: Martha Rand on being 17 in lockdown.

October 2020: Emily Roe on finding news ways of connecting and her role as BYC Rep.

September 2020: John Forsdick on change.

August 2020: Gemma Curtis on expecting the unexpected and relying on God.

July 2020: Ben Andrews on his first year in a Rep role.

June 2020: James Jenkins on lockdown, training and being a Christian.

May 2020: James Carver on being a British Youth Council Rep, 3Generate and moving online during the pandemic.

April 2020: Mary Sharples on living with anxiety during the pandemic.

March 2020: Roxanne Bromley on finding your strength in God and being a Youth Rep to Methodist Council.

February 2020: Michael Pryke on loving Methodism (including Standing Orders), being a Youth Rep to Methodist Council and listening to children and young people.

January 2020: Emily Roe on change and trusting God.

December 2019: Alex Lea on being a BYC Rep, a ONE Programme Participant and attending 3Generate.

November 2019: Charlotte Hambly on testimony and reflecting on your journey.

September 2019: Verity Wilde on being a Youth Rep to Methodist Conference and attending the Church of Scotland National Youth Assembly.

August 2019: Martha Rand on being a Youth Rep to Methodist Conference.

July 2019: James Carver on being a Social Justice Rep and his own faith journey.

June 2019: James Jenkins on being the Ecumenical Youth Rep, including attending the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Conference.