

Getting involved
Now that you've read up, you're probably thinking: How can we get involved?
Good question!
Below here is a way to sign-up to get occasional newsletters with where things are up to, followed by 3 sign-up forms.
After the 3 forms is a way to send us in ideas you might have.
We want them ALL so we can choose the most amazing ideas and make sure we haven't missed something vital.


Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates

Prayer
Want to be one of our background prayer heroes?
If you want to be praying with us every 2 months, and getting regular prayer updates, hop on in.

information-sharing
Want to help keep others updated?
If you help with church notices, or maintain a facebook page, or website, or social media presence - maybe you put posters up places, or could hand out leaflets for us ... sign up here.

Practical Activist-type support
Want to set stuff up, pack stuff up, pick up litter and more?
If the way you can offer help is super practical, you're music to our ears! Sign up here, we will let you know ahead of events when they're on, what's needed, and you can sign up to individual things as they happen. Signing up here gets the right opportunities to you, but you take the ones you can and ignore the rest.
and your ideas too?
Underneath this contact form are 3 ways you can sign up to get involved ... but maybe you have got ideas or questions.
We'd love to hear from you with as many ideas and coments and questions as possible. Our aim is that this whole idea is shared collaboratively so that it truly is the islands churches working on it together - and that anyone from anywhere could have heard something from God and thrown it into the mix.
If that's you - send us a message here and we'll get back to you as soon as we are able.
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Living out the ministry of Jesus together, two millennia apart, in real time.
JC33 is supported by Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, Elim, Methodist, Salvation Army, URC, and independent churches across the Isle of Man.






