It seems like a cool idea, but really, how can one week be Jesus week? Aren't they all suppossed to be?
Yeah all the guys gave out lollipops and chocolate fish (and I did eat some chocolate fish-is that supporting them?)and occasionally stuck a pamphlet in your hand at the same time. Fish-cool, it's symbolic, was that their reasoning? Cos they never mentioned it!
Pamphlets-well one I got had a picture of 'Jesus'reminiscent of a catholic idol, personally not my mental image of the big guy, really not a 'cool uni student'type picture, so not too sure what their market audience was supposed to be. The pamphlet didn't actually give me any information except telling me it's Jesus week.
However sitting on the table in front of me is a pamphlet which actually contains information! I think it has sureptisiously been left by the guy who has been 8 different religions in the past 2 years and is currently catholic. I dunno who he's been talking to, but he gets right into the symbolism of the religions and seems to ignore the personal relationship aspects.
They were playing Planet Shakers on a TV in the union corridor whist giving out sugar, nice, but why? Is it to allure students to church cos it's not all 'old' music? That's okay, but hype from music doesn't do a lot for a lasting relationship with God. I love the music, great for worship, but I don't care if music is new or old, it's the meaning that counts!
So it was Jesus week, did it really have any impact?