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Establishing a café, possibly with Internet facilities, in the
premises next to the training facility on Farmcote Road, Glebe Farm.
This will involve the physical restoration of the buildings (which are
currently almost derelict), as well as staffing the café and using it
as a basis for evangelism.
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Looking at how students can help the elderly people who live on
the St Peter's site in Saltley (where Lyttleton
House is).
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Newbridge Baptist Church (part of CVC) is
close to East Birmingham Hospital and already hosts a club for the
partially sighted. Kingfisher College
will investigate the possibility of working to help the hospital,
possibly through missionaries visiting patients.
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Saltley Baptist Church (part
of CVC) currently runs an after-school club. Kingfisher College
students may be able to assist with this or similar clubs.
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Lyttleton
House has a sports field. Kingfisher College
is investigating the possibilities of evangelistic sports events. This
may include liaising with local schools, who also use the field.
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Kingfisher College
has a linked ministry working with international students studying in
Birmingham. Kingfisher
missionaries will meet other international students, both Christian
and non-Christian. This gives the opportunity for making great and
long-lasting friendships. There is also the possibility of talking
about God to people from strongly Islamic countries and countries that
do not accept missionaries. Students who become Christians here and
then go home to these countries can become internal missionaries -
fire-starters with no linguistic or cultural barrier to cross.
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