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Ministry at Sea with Sail Northern Ireland

Alastair endorsed new ministry at sea
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Alastair spent a morning sailing onboard a 43 foot yacht 'Kuta of carrick' owned by a member of the congregation Dee Neill. Dee runs a charter cruising business, and is offering church's and other christian organisations special rates, to sail with him and his experienced crew. Alastair gave a resounding endorsement to the type of fellowship that this environment could offer. For example small groups, men's ministry, youth organisations, and other groups within the church. He stated that it was a great way to improve your skills, such as responsibility, accountability, communications and to work as a team.
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Webmaster at the wheel |
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Alastair receiving some instruction on navigation from Skipper and Yachtmaster Dee Neill, as they sail up Belfast Lough towards the open sea. |
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 In the background is David Turner, myself the rpcwebmaster and Alastair McNeely, Minister at Rpc. We have experienced at first hand the excitement and enjoyment that this type of fellowship can offer. This is not just for men, it's for anyone. Joining Dee is Desi Fisher, a Further Education tutor. He is part of the Sail NI team, with many years of sailing experience under his belt. He has worked with the Education Board at Killyleagh Sailing Centre, the Ocean Youth Trust, FOCUS Trust and is former Director of YMCA Greenhill.
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 Enjoying the thrill of going under sail
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David Turner enjoying exhilarating power from the wind. And the feeling of being pushed along at speed. |
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Well under sail in the open sea.
All the wet gear is provided, all you need to do is ensure you wear a pair of soft soled shoes.
Join Dee and his crew and enjoy a great day or two, having fun and fellowship.
click here to find out more from sailnorthernireland web site
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