CE-Online Archived Resources
This section covers archived material such as
- CE Guides
- Editorial Guides
- Miscellaneous
Please note that the address of the office of the Christian Endeavour Union of Great Britain & Ireland has changed
The Christian Endeavour Union of Great Britain & Ireland
The White House
Wilderspool Business Park
Greenall’s Park
Warrington WA4 6HL
Cheshire
CE Guides
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On the starting blocks - Junior Leaders Manual
Teaching Aim: Introduction to starting and running a Junior CE Society.
Audience: Junior
Format: pdf
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Healthy Living
Teaching Aim: To encourage the group to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
Audience: Young People
Format: pdf
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The Four Standards
Teaching Aim:
To show how the CE Standards encourage members to live Christ-centred lives.
Audience: Young People
Format: pdf
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A Leader's guide to programme planning
Teaching Aims: This guide to programme planning is to help leaders to be aware of principles that need to be followed and important factors which should be considered when planning for a Junior or YP grade.
Audience: Leaders
Format: pdf
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A Junior’s Guide to Christian Endeavour
Teaching Aims: A guide to Christian Endeavour for juniors.
Audience: Leaders
Format:
pdf
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A Leader's Guide to Junior Christian Endeavour
Teaching Aims: A guide for leaders running a Junior group.
Audience: Leaders
Format: pdf
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A Guide to Christian Endeavour
Teaching Aims: A guide for leaders running a Christian Endeavour group.
Audience: Leaders
Format:
pdf
Editorial Guides
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Style GuideList Item 1
Teaching Aim: Reference to styles and shorthand references used in CE Resources
Audience: All
Format: pdf
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The Christian Endeavour movement 2007 identity
Teaching Aims: This Style Guideline document has been put together to help you to produce professionally printed material for your communication, marketing and operational needs.
Audience: All
Format: pdf
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CE Editorial Guidelines
Teaching Aims: A guide to writers and editors.
Audience: Leaders and all who might write on behalf of CE
Format:
pdf
Miscellaneous
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The CE Award scheme
Teaching Aim: In Christian Endeavour, children and young people are trained to serve Christ through taking part in a regular, usually weekly, church-based meeting. The CE Award Scheme is designed to extend this training. It resembles the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme, the main difference being that all the subjects studied are connected with Church-based activities, Christian Endeavour, Bible, Christian Reading, and Practical Christian Living. Members work at a number of tasks and receive credit for each one successfully completed. Twenty tasks must be undertaken of which ten are compulsory and the remaining ten can be chosen from the list. It really means that, if a meeting is run on CE lines, with the members taking part, they can receive credit for doing so - a further incentive for them to participate.
Audience: Leaders
Format: pdf
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Interview with Margaret Magill
Teaching Aim: CE Personality interview
Audience: All
Format: pdf
Blogs
