You can invite them to visit your school, youth group or chaplaincy. A number of books, videos and recordings from Taiz are available in your country. They can be a great help in preparing the group for coming. See Keeping in touch . Sundays in the summer are always busy, with several thousand young adults leaving at midday, and several thousand others arriving in the afternoon.
People are tired on arrival, after their journey.
We know this, but we ask your group to summon their strength to listen, to the introduction given by the young people who welcome you, and then to choose between the different ways of taking part. The efforts you make to explain the points outlined above, before your group leaves home, will be well rewarded. Then, you make your group's contribution to cover the cost of your stay - either each person does this individually, or else you, as the group leader, pay for everyone. Most weeks, we arrange a special programme for 15 and 16 year olds. If you bring 15-16 year olds, the important thing for the welcome team is that you, as group leader, realise your responsibility towards them and come prepared to spend your time with them, in order to make their stay a worthwhile experience.