How does Mission Together work in Schools in England and Wales?
Each year Mission Together produces free school materials which focus on one developing country. These introduce children to the work of Mission Together in that country. Materials are designed to fit in with the Here I Am national RE Programme but may also be used independently. Each year an assembly is produced telling the stories of children helped through a Mission Together project. Diocesan School Coordinators are available to visit primary schools with assembly and other materials that enable the children to learn about missionary activity in a specific country and how they too can help by their prayers and by fundraising. For free materials or to arrange a school assembly please contact your Diocesan Director or go to the Mission Together Website: www.missiontogether.org.uk.
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