Sip, Paint & Grill – A Summer Event for Youth Leaders
Join us for an evening of great food, creativity, and fellowship at our Sip, Paint & Grill event for youth leaders.
Take a break from the busy schedule of ministry and enjoy a relaxed summer evening connecting with fellow leaders. Whether you are catching up with old friends or meeting new people, this is a chance to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build stronger relationships in a welcoming atmosphere.
The evening will include:
- 🍔 A BBQ dinner
- 🎨 A sip-and-paint activity (no artistic experience needed!)
- 🏊♀️ Time to enjoy the swimming pool, so do not forget to bring your swimwear and a towel.
- 🌅 Plenty of time to relax, socialise, and enjoy each other’s company.
Date: Tuesday, 25th August
Time: 6:00 PM
Venue: La Pietà Farmhouse, Triq Wied ir-Riħan, Nadur
Participation Fee: €20 per person
Registration is required to attend. The participation fee is €20 per person.
Please register through this link to secure your place.
We look forward to sharing a fun and relaxing summer evening filled with good food, creativity, swimming, and great company!
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