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CURBS is a small Christian charity set up in 1996 in response to the need for resources and training for church-linked children’s workers in inner cities and on outer urban estates. CURBS advocates strongly for an approach to children which starts in their urban world, values their spirituality and recognises their developmental needs.

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We had a great day today being part of #NECN2019 estate ministry conference in Birmingham. Such important conversations being had, may they happen more. ... See MoreSee Less

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How many of you are involved in this amazing work? Check out this article.What do you mean ‘it’s just a Toddler Group?' A thoughtful piece from minister Pete Spence, reflecting on why toddler groups are vital to the life and growth of the Kingdom of God ow.ly/HcvQ50utOpa ... See MoreSee Less

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Check this out all those felt tip pens recycled!
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Great to have all our excellent trustees from across the country in one place!

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Mark Arnold @Mark_J_Arnold·

This blog explores our first five senses and provides practical ways to learn about them with our own children or with children we care for in a club or group, as well as thinking about what Jesus did... when he met people with sensory impairments. Please RT.
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All the important matters being covered at the Curbs trustees meeting today...bakewell, carrot or both #nobrainer

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"We're not talking about "dumbing" down training so that w/c people can access it. We're talking about opening training up so we can benefit from the entire breadth of theological experience."

... #NECN2019

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