Friday, 14 December 2007
What a great night!
We hope you enjoyed positive... we certainly did! thebandwithnoname were amazing and got the place really jumping. We were inspired to hear stories about young people tackling HIV/AIDS in Kenya. Everyone took action and made a difference by filling in campaign cards and writing messages which were given to local MP Clare Ward.
But... above all, to mark World AIDS day, we stood in solidarity with those affected by HIV/AIDS all around the world and remembered them.
If you would like to stay involved with Christian Aid do drop us a line or sign up for monthly updates on http://www.pressureworks.org/
Monday, 26 November 2007
Less than one week to go!!
In less than a week, Positive will be taking place at St. Luke's Church, Langley Way, Watford. Getting excited???? We certainly are......
Come along.... NEXT SATURDAY at 7pm.
thebandwithnoname are lined up to play and you'll be able to hear first hand about Christian Aid's work in East Africa from our speaker Jane Machira. Come and join us for a fun night with a serious message.
Make a difference in the world on World AIDS Day.......this is your chance to do something positive.
Tickets are still available. Just email us at positive@christian-aid.org saying how many tickets you require, and we'll send them back just as soon as we can.
Come along.... NEXT SATURDAY at 7pm.
thebandwithnoname are lined up to play and you'll be able to hear first hand about Christian Aid's work in East Africa from our speaker Jane Machira. Come and join us for a fun night with a serious message.
Make a difference in the world on World AIDS Day.......this is your chance to do something positive.
Tickets are still available. Just email us at positive@christian-aid.org saying how many tickets you require, and we'll send them back just as soon as we can.
Friday, 2 November 2007
One month to go... have you got your ticket?
The big day is getting closer - not long to wait now until positive.
Tell your friends, hand out flyers, stick up posters.... get involved and do something positive today!
Above all - don't forget to get your e-ticket to get in on the night.
Entry is FREE - but you need a ticket. To get one takes about 2 seconds - just send an email to positive@christian-aid.org saying how many tickets you need and that's it! We'll email the tickets back to you as soon as we can.
Monday, 15 October 2007
Posters and Flyers now available
Striking Posters and flyers are now available to help get the word out about POSITIVE.
If you know a good place to stick up a poster or have a group of people who you would like to give flyers to - then just drop us a line and we will send you some. Email positive@christian-aid.org or call 01865 246818
Thursday, 27 September 2007
Take Action now!
If you were a 15 year old in Zambia, half your classmates would die from HIV-related illnesses.
Makes you think....
HIV is a massive problem and it is needs BIG solutions. We can campaign to try to make a difference. At positive there will be an opportunity to join others in taking action. But why wait - you could start right here, right now.
Back in June, Gordon Brown promised to treble the size of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria by 2010. In other words, UK funding would have increased to £700 million over the next three years. However instead the government has now said this will be only £360m for the period 2008- 2010. They have failed to keep their promise.
The Global Fund has already proved effective, saving 1.8 million lives. It could save 50 million more lives by 2010 if the promises for funding are met. However, without the full support of the donors (like our goverment) the fund cannot hope to achieve this. To find out more go to: http://www.stopaidscampaign.org.uk/brown'sfirsttest.asp - you can email Gordon Brown from this page.
Makes you think....
HIV is a massive problem and it is needs BIG solutions. We can campaign to try to make a difference. At positive there will be an opportunity to join others in taking action. But why wait - you could start right here, right now.
Back in June, Gordon Brown promised to treble the size of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria by 2010. In other words, UK funding would have increased to £700 million over the next three years. However instead the government has now said this will be only £360m for the period 2008- 2010. They have failed to keep their promise.
The Global Fund has already proved effective, saving 1.8 million lives. It could save 50 million more lives by 2010 if the promises for funding are met. However, without the full support of the donors (like our goverment) the fund cannot hope to achieve this. To find out more go to: http://www.stopaidscampaign.org.uk/brown'sfirsttest.asp - you can email Gordon Brown from this page.
Friday, 24 August 2007
thebandwithnoname
We are really pleased to be able to confirm that thebandwithnoname will be performing at Positive.
With a big and ever growing fan base, thebandwithnoname bring a unique sound and style to the Christian music scene. Their blend of hip hop and rock is combined with challenging lyrics inspired by their faith. Their third album 'Dying To Be There' was awarded a perfect 10 by Cross Rhythms magazine.
You could be there to hear them! Tell your friends and come along....
With a big and ever growing fan base, thebandwithnoname bring a unique sound and style to the Christian music scene. Their blend of hip hop and rock is combined with challenging lyrics inspired by their faith. Their third album 'Dying To Be There' was awarded a perfect 10 by Cross Rhythms magazine.
You could be there to hear them! Tell your friends and come along....
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