
The object of the Boys' Brigade is the advancement of Christs' Kingdom among boys and the promotions of habits of obedience, discipline, self-respect, reverence and all that tends towards a true Christian Manliness
The First Randalstown Company of the Boys' Brigade is a Christian youth organisation which offers boys and young men between the ages of 5 - 18 a safe environment to let off steam.
Our Company consists of three sections:
Anchor Boys - They meet on a Wednesday night between 6.30 and 7.30 pm. On a typical Wednesday nights the boys can be found listening to bible stories, colouring in, playing games their particular favourite seems to be dodge ball or just having fun, fun and more fun. They have also had visits from the RSPB and the police.
Junior Section - The Juniors meet on a Monday night from 7.00 to 8.30 pm. As well as football, uni-hoc and other games the juniors can also be found playing bowls and chess.
Company Section - Company Section meets from 7.30 to 9.30pm on a Wednesday night. The night starts with bible class, followed by drill and badge classes. This year the boys learned some basic Martial Arts, expanded on their cooking from last year, and will hopefully continue last years Digital Photography to a greater level as well. The boys let off steam by playing football, cricket, dodge ball or a number of other games (always very enthusiastically). In addition to the normal Boys' Brigade awards we have also introduced the Duke of Edinbrugh Award Scheme allowing the boys to obtain their Bronze, Silver and Gold awards through their participation in the BB.
BB Connect is a group for those aged 16-30 and involved with the BB in any form which meets throughout the year for special events organised by the Batallion. This group differs in one main aspect, it is primarily run by the boys and young men of the companies within the Batallion.
New members are more than welcome and we would encourage boys to come along and try it for themselves.
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