First Redefine Back after Summer
Sunday 6th September 2026
What is Redefine?
Redefine is a Sunday evening youth group designed to be a relaxed, welcoming space for young people to explore life, faith, and big questions together. It’s open both to young Christians and to those who are simply interested in discussing God and the Christian faith, whatever their starting point.
Each week includes time for Bible study and discussion in a circle-style group, where everyone is encouraged to contribute, ask questions, and think things through for themselves. We also include prayer, open Q&A, games, and space to simply hang out and build friendships.
The space itself is designed to be fun and interactive, with musical instruments, computers, board games, puzzles, and crafts available, alongside areas to relax and chat.
We aim to keep Redefine intentionally small and informal, creating a calm, supportive environment with no pressure to participate or to believe anything before someone is ready. Alongside this, we provide refreshments each week, including hot chocolate, fruit, gluten-free snacks, and biscuits.
Redefine is run by a team of committed local Christians, all of whom are DBS checked and trained in safeguarding. The group is led by an experienced, full-time youth worker with over twenty years’ experience working with young people.
This Term at Redefine
Dates
6th September
20th September
4th October
18th October
(Half Term)
8th November
22nd November
6th December
Details
For secondary school and college age (11-18)
6-8pm in the Garage Youth Centre. New St. Llandudno. LL30 2YF
What are we looking at this term?
This term, Redefine is exploring one of the Bible’s most fascinating, and most misunderstood, books of the Bible, Revelation.
Revelation can seem strange at first. It’s full of dramatic images, unusual creatures, numbers, symbols and visions, and that can make it easy to misunderstand. But underneath all of that, Revelation is telling a story about Jesus’ power over, and love for, his world, and the hope that gives.
This makes Revelation a particularly good book for learning how to read the Bible well. We’ll be learning to slow down, pay attention to the kind of writing we’re reading, spot connections with other parts of the Bible, ask what symbols and images are doing, and think carefully about what it’s trying to communicate.
Our hope is that by learning how to interpret a challenging book like Revelation with confidence, young people will develop skills that help them approach the rest of the Bible too.
As always, sessions will be discussion-based. There will be plenty of room to ask questions, disagree, explore different possibilities and work together to understand what the text is saying — while discovering the extraordinary picture Revelation gives us of Jesus and the world he loves.
What have we looked at over the last year?
Over the past year, Redefine has explored a range of Bible passages and themes, helping young people grow in confidence reading and understanding the Bible for themselves.
We began with a walk through Philippians, exploring themes of joy, perseverance, and following Jesus in everyday life. From there, we looked at the Bible’s wisdom literature, considering how books like Proverbs and Ecclesiastes speak into questions of decision-making, meaning, and justice in today’s world.
We also spent time in Mark’s Gospel, working through key moments in Jesus’ life and teaching, and asking what it means to respond to him personally.
Finally, we explored “How to get a GRIP on stress”, using passages from across the Bible to think about Gratitude, Rest, Identity and Patience, and how Christian faith can shape the way we respond to pressure, worry and difficult circumstances.
Throughout the year, sessions were discussion-based and interactive, encouraging young people to ask questions, wrestle with what they were reading, and consider how the Bible connects with their own experiences and choices.
Supporting you as parents and carers
At Redefine, we see our youth work as something we do in partnership with parents and churches. We want to support you in helping your young people navigate the challenges they face, make wise decisions, and grow in confidence, both in themselves and in their understanding of the Christian faith.
Everything we do is aimed at complementing what’s happening at home, creating a space where young people can explore, ask questions, and engage thoughtfully with God.
As part of this, we are always happy to meet with parents and carers—whether to talk through how things are going, offer support, or simply to listen. We also want to be a resource for you, providing training and input where helpful, particularly around supporting young people with faith, wellbeing, and the pressures they face.
We recognise that parenting teenagers can be both rewarding and challenging, and we would love to support you in that journey, including taking time to pray with and for you where appropriate.