Welcome to NEXT GEN!
Being a teenager isn’t always simple, and that’s exactly why Lemmings Next Gen exists. This holiday is created especially for 13–16 year olds who want space to connect with God, discover more about themselves, and build real friendships — all while having an incredible amount of fun.
Next Gen is a place to explore what following Jesus looks like in your everyday life. We’d love you to be part of it.
What goes on at NEXT GEN?
Through Bible studies, worship, creative challenges, games, and loads of new experiences, you’ll make memories that stay with you long after the week ends. Whether you’re bouncing on giant inflatables, solving escape rooms, singing your heart out at karaoke, getting crafty, or simply hanging out together, there’s something for everyone.
morning meetings delving deeper
Reflective Evening Meetings
On & off-site activities
late night activities
Fantastic food
time together as a camp
To know god is to show god
This is our Lemmings motto. To be able to share the love of God through daily actions.
Meet your holiday leaders!
Matt & Tasha Lomath
Matt is currently a Children and Youth Pastor at a church in Eastbourne, bringing experience in education and safeguarding to his role. He’s passionate about walking alongside young people as they explore faith and navigate life.
Tash works in the operating department, overseeing staff and students, and brings over 20 years of involvement in youth and children’s groups. She loves creating spaces where young people feel safe, valued, and ready to grow.
Both Matt and Tash serve as Trustees of Lemmings Holidays, with Matt currently acting as Spiritual Director. They also have three brilliant kids — Ezra, Emily and Evie — who keep life lively.
Follow @lemmingsnextgen on Instagram
Questions? Email nextgen@lemmingsholidays.co.uk
Lemmings run a robust Safeguarding policy and, as part of this, all staff are police checked (DBS), referenced and trained in child protection.
Hear from the lemmings family
“Best week of my summer. I felt closer to God and made friends for life. The talks were about real things but weren’t preachy. By the end of the week I knew I wanted to get baptised.”
Lemming