Campaigners is an evangelical organisation for childen and young people.

Formed in London in 1922 it has grown and widened over the years to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and latterly Canada.

The aims of Campaigners have a definite emphasis in spiritual matters but through a varied programme of weekly and annual events we offer a lot of choice to our clansmen in developing new skills and meeting with their colleagues at sporting days-out or Church Parades.

So how does it work?

Clan - A church based youth organisation called Campaigners; having four age-groups,

Clansman- A member of the Campaigners

Centre- The church which hosts the Campaigner Clan

Chaplain- The Minister or an Elder of the Church; who is the ruling authority of the Clan

Chief- A born-again believer, approved by the Chaplain, and who has completed our Training Course

Helper- A born-again believer, approved by the Chaplain, helping the Chief

Scheme - A weekly activity programme for the various groups.

Eagles- The youngest age group. Aged 4-6 years. Read more

Junos- The next age group. Aged 6 -10 years. Read more.

Inters- Or Intermediates, are aged 10-13 years. Read more.

Craftsmen- The oldest group aged 14-18 years. Read more.