YC Newfoundland

YC Newfoundland (sometimes referred to as Youth Conference) is an inter-denominational Christian event held annually in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador the weekend immediately before the second Monday in the month of October. YC Newfoundland is the first branch off the original YC. It's held almost on a rotational basis in the largest centers in the province.

YC Newfoundland was first held in front of 1500 attendees at The Glacier in Mount Pearl. It has grown to attendance figures of 3000 - 3500. It is organized by a committee from Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland & Labrador. The head of this group since the beginning of YC Newfoundland is Pastor Dean Brenton.

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Year 2010	Dates October 10–12	Theme Audacious	Featured Artists	Featured Speakers	Location	Notes
2009	October 9–11	Beyond	Kutless Starfield Matt Maher Gary French Revolution Band	Roosevelt Hunter Mike Love Eric Samuel Timm	Gander Community Centre, Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador	YC will be celebrating its 10 year anniversary.
2008	October 10–12	RE:GENERATION	Leeland Vicky Beeching Bluetree Matt Maher Paul Baloche Bean and Bailey	Bob Lenz Chris Hill Phil Cann	Gander Community Centre, Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador	For the first year yet, a ministry guest was announced along with the date and venue at the previous year's YC.
2007	October 5–7	Reign	Salvador SONICFLOOd Vicky Beeching Amanda Falk Geoff Moore Manafest Krystal Meyers Bean and Bailey	Bob Lenz David Nasser	Mile One Centre, St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador
2006	October 6–8	SHOUT!	Newsboys Tree63 Desperation Band Starfield	Roosevelt Hunter Mike Yankoski Bob Stromberg	Pepsi Centre, Corner Brook, Newfoundland & Labrador	NTV broadcasts the final Sunday session LIVE across the province and the world via satellite Sam Glenn was originally promoted to appear, but canceled due to illness. Mike Yankoski, who the YC committee was originally trying to book for the following year's YC, appeared in his place
2005	October 7–9	Believe	Jeff Deyo Vicky Beeching Reuben Morgan Salvador Tree63 Joy Williams	Mike Pilivachi Duffy Robbins Panic Squad	Mile One Centre, St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador	YC moves to the largest indoor facility in the province, and partners with the BGEA to put off a Sunday Night Concert which sold out the arena.
2004	October 8–10	Uncontained	Reuben Morgan Candi Pearson Charlie Hall	Roosevelt Hunter Steve Osmond	Gander Community Centre, Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador	YC exceeds 3000 people for the first time - doubling in attendance in just four years. Those 3000 people raised an offering of over $40,000 to build a house at the Village of Hope in Malawi
2003	October 10–12	One	Steve Fee and Charlie Hall Band Jeff Deyo One Rich Fool Corey Pelley	Judah Smith Phil Cann Darian Kovacs	Pepsi Centre, Corner Brook, Newfoundland & Labrador	Charlie Hall originally promoted to be at the event, but canceled a few days prior. Steve Fee appeared instead
2002	October 11–13	Vertical	Phatfish Paul Oakley Tim Hughes YC House Band	Mike Pilivachi Sam Glenn Jeanne Mayo	Gander Community Centre, Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador
2001	October 5–7	Revolution	Capstone Phatfish Starfield Sheryl Stacey Surreal YC House Band	Phil Cann Randy Friesen	Canada Games Centre (Currently Pepsi Centre), Corner Brook, Newfoundland & Labrador
2000	October 6–8	History Maker	Paul Oakley Capstone YC House Band	Judah Smith Wayne Northup	The Glacier, Mount Pearl, Newfoundland & Labrador	Very first YC NL, with an estimated 1500 attendees

YC Malawi

Since 2004 YC in Newfoundland and Alberta has been raising money for projects helping an orphanage in Lilongwe, Malawi called the Village of Hope. YC Malawi is an event approximately two weeks in length where teams from Canada converge on Malawi to minister in a variety of settings and locations ending with a more traditional YC celebration in Silver Striker Stadium. Attendees include all ministry teams as well as international ministry guests and thousands of Malawian youth.

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