We are pleased to announce that registrations are now open and we warmly invite tertiary-aged students and young people to attend the Jubilee week. The Jubilee week is a precious opportunity to have a taste of the Full-Time Training. During this week, you will join the trainees’ regular schedule of classes and activities as well as having special activities and meetings. If you are a seeking Christian and desire to be trained by the Lord, the Jubilee week will be very profitable for you. For many young people, the Jubilee week has been the most outstanding event in their lives.

Young people who attended the Jubilee previously have made the following comments:

“I felt like I really experienced what it was like to rest in the Lord; everything was taken care of, I didn’t have to worry about anything … all I had to do was just enjoy. ”

 “It helped me to be recovered back to Christ from the world and fully enjoy Him”

 “Refreshed my inner being and recalibrated me in many ways. This year had subconsciously weighed me down in all sorts of bondages. But the Jubilee week reminded me that I have
the reality of the Jubilee in me!”

Information about the Jubilee Week

Dates & Times

Jubilee week will begin with dinner on Lord’s Day 17 Nov at 6:00 P.M. (registration and arrival from 4:00 P.M.) and conclude after breakfast on Saturday 23 Nov at 8:00 A.M.

Venue

New Zealand Training Centre, 33 Beale St, Hamilton, New Zealand

Fee

$250 per person. Payment is required at time of registration via a credit card.

Accommodation

• All those attending Jubilee must stay in the accommodation provided by the Training Centre. This is so you will enjoy the full benefits of the Jubilee Week.
• Accommodation can also be provided one night before Jubilee (Saturday 16 November) and one night after Jubilee (Saturday 23 November).
• The New Zealand Training Centre has limited bedding. Please bring your own pillow, bed sheet, and sleeping bag/duvet. We can provide bedding for those travelling from overseas.

What to bring

• Recovery Version Bible
• Hymnal
• Pens and highlighters
• Personal toiletries
• Ear plugs (optional)
• Clothing, as per requirements below
• Pillow, bed sheet, and sleeping bag or duvet (overseas exempt)
• Towel

Clothing Standards

As the Jubilee Week is a foretaste of the Full-Time Training in Hamilton, and because you will be joining the trainees in their daily schedule, we require all those who attend the Jubilee Week to be dressed according to the standards of the Full-time Training. Please read carefully below so you are familiar of these standards before you  decide to register for the Jubilee Week.

Brothers

Sisters

Classes, evening meetings, meals and study periods: Shirt: white in colour, with a moderate collar, with long sleeves and must not be sheer. Brothers need to wear a pure white singlet/t-shirt underneath the shirt; no logo, pictures or words on the singlet/t-shirt. Trousers: black or dark colour, dress style Shoes: black, conservative style, must be kept polished, no sports shoes. Socks: black or navy blue Tie: modest in size and colour; it should be neatly tied and not wrinkled or spotted Belt: black without fancy buckles. Upon arriving, you will be given a name badge. This should be worn at all times for all the above training activities. Gospel Coloured dress shirt. Can be a polo shirt and can be short sleeved. No tie needed Dress pants, or trousers as listed above Casual shoes or shoes as listed above Service Please bring clothes/shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty Shorts that reach the knees (outdoor service), or long pants (indoor service) T-shirt or polo shirt (no singlets) Covered shoes, sport shoes or work boots Your overall appearance should be modest, pleasant and tidy No denim fabric (e.g. jeans) at all times in all activities in the Training Centre. Hair should be kept clean, tidy and well combed A brother’s face should be kept clean and shaven. No pyjamas should be worn outside of dormitory areas.

Classes, evening meetings, meals and study periods: Blouse: White in colour, with sleeves, with a collar, conservative in style and neckline, and must not be sheer. Sisters need to wear a pure white or skin colour singlet/camisole underneath the blouse; no logo, pictures or words on the singlet/camisole. Skirt: 5 cm below the knees (e.g. to be able to cover the knees when sitting down; this applies to splits in the skirt.), black or dark colour, plain fabric, Shoes: dress shoes only, black or dark colour, conservative style, no boots or sport style, no exposing toes/heel, the heels should be no more than 2.5 cm high; shoes must be kept polished. Socks: black or skin colour stockings or socks only, without patterns or monograms. Upon arriving, you will be given a name badge. This should be worn at all times for all the above training activities. Gospel Coloured blouse/top Dress or skirt (in accordance to the length listed above) Casual shoes or shoes as listed above Service Please bring clothes/shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty Pants that reach below the knees T-shirt or polo shirt (no singlets) Covered shoes or sport shoes Your overall appearance should be modest, pleasant and tidy No denim fabric (e.g. jeans) at all times in all activities in the Training Centre. No clothing should be too tight, exposing the body shape. No ornaments are allowed in the hair except a simple hair band, clips, or hair tie in brown or black colour. A sister’s face should be clean and without makeup.

Transportation

• All attendees from the same locality should endeavour to arrive and depart in groups to reduce efforts in transportation arrangements.
• Transport will be provided before and after Jubilee at the times and locations mentioned below. Any transportation outside of these times and locations will need to be self-arranged (see alternative transport options).

Alternative transport options to/from Auckland Airport

Minibus Express             www.minibus.co.nz                approx. $100
Intercity Buses              www.intercity.co.nz                approx. $25

 Schedule

The daily schedule of the Jubilee is quite packed and consists of a 5:45a.m. wake up, scheduled classes and activities all day and 10 p.m. lights out each day. Jubilee requires your participation in all scheduled classes and activities each day for the whole week. Below is a typical daily schedule during the Jubilee Week.

Agreement

In order to enjoy the benefits of the Jubilee week, we ask that you please read the following conditions. There will be a need to accept these conditions at time of registration.

• I agree to give myself fully to the schedule of the Jubilee. I agree to attend and participate in all training classes,
  schedules and activities.
• I agree to limit my mobile phone use during Jubilee. I agree not to use my mobile phone during classes, evening meetings, study times and after lights out.
• I understand that accommodation at the Training Centre is corporate living with others in accommodation blocks.
• I understand that I may be called upon to speak in classes or other settings.
• I understand that there is a clothing standard for Jubilee and I agree to be regulated in the clothing I wear at Jubilee.

Dietary Requests

We are unable to meet dietary requests.

Registration

Please fill in the form below to register. Registration closes Lord’s Day 3 November. Registration is subject to the final approval of NZTC.

Further Information

For further information concerning Jubilee, please send an email to register@nztc.ac.nz

Jubilee Information