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Recent news from our blogs: Tracey's Blog Dec 14 - Second term is on it's way....! Wow - we have had such a variety of teaching at Form in the first term and it hasn't just involved sitting in a room listening to someone! We have had speakers cover deep subjects one week, to c... read the whole post FORMplus Blog Jan 18 - The First Term for Mel I have great pleasure in saying – I am a Form+ student and here is my first blog!! What has happened so far… I was hugely encouraged from the first week. In ... read the whole post Reviews What our students say "I have really grown as a Christian since being on the Form course. I have gained a deeper understanding of God and what it means to be a Christian in today’s world. Form has given me a new hope in my spiritual growth and inspired me to always seek a deeper relationship with our everlasting God” .... read other reviews
	Why not consider joining Form and experience an exciting learning opportunity? Check out the details on this website and get in touch. There are two streams to Form Training:- Form Gap Year - 2 days a week (Mon and Thurs). A discipleship gap year for young adults between 18-30. (Download application) Form+ - 1 day a week (Mon between 9.30-3.00). A discipleship course for anyone over the age of 18. (Download application)


	“The opportunity to find concentrated time to discover how God is calling a person to serve and follow him is often difficult to find. FORM has an established track record of encouraging people to grow in their discipleship. It offers the opportunity for fellowship in the Good News of Jesus Christ, with many practical ways of expressing the love of God in the world. This happens with guidance and care from experienced people, but above all it allows for the space and time for individuals to reflect on their discipleship. I am delighted to have the chance to warmly commend FORM, both in its established pattern and in the new way that is now being offered. I do hope that as many people as possible take up the chance to make this exploration.” - The Rt Rev’d Nigel Stock, Bishop of St. Edmundsbury & Ipswich