Pastoral Care

A church that loves well.

The early church community loved well, sharing what they had, eating and worshipping together. Those outside liked what they saw and many joined them daily.

(See Acts 2:47)

As a church we recognise that at times we all face difficult circumstances. Sometimes we need to support others and sometimes we need to receive support.

Pastoral care can take many forms and is a constantly growing area of ministry as we seek to love each other well.

Pastoral Care

As a church we recognise that at times we all face difficult circumstances. Sometimes we need to support others and sometimes we need to receive support. Pastoral Care can take many forms and is a constantly growing area of ministry as we seek to love each other well.

  • Come and join us for lunch, a hot drink and cake with other members of the Church Family.

    All are welcome!

    Wednesdays (in term time) 12.30pm-3.30pm

  • For those who are struggling with debt and need financial advice, connect with our Money Matters team.

  • Sometimes we need specialist and professional help. We can suggest appropriate organisations who can help - whether it be legal, counselling, debt advice, food banks/pantries and the like.

    If you need help like this, please get in touch with us here.

  • At the end of each of our Sunday Celebrations we offer the opportunity to pray with a member of the church in the power of the Holy Spirit.

  • Sometimes we need to pray purposefully with others about specific issues, and need to set aside dedicated prayer time for this. We have a team of people who are trained to pray with you in this way. If you would like to find out more or enquire about this, here is our enquiry form.

  • Book a 10-15 minute appointment with a member of our prophetic team for those moments when you want to hear God speak to you with the help of others. To find out more, email Sue here.

  • From time to time there are opportunities to set aside a day to dwell and soak in the presence of God. Keep an eye out for these on our online Community Forum.

  • Can you be a Befriender?
    We are continuing to grow a list of people who are able to assist with one off tasks when needed, for example the provision of an emergency meal, dog walking, shopping or the like. If you can help in this way or need help please get in touch via the details at the end of this page.

Safeguarding at Trinity

At Trinity we take safety very seriously. We believe that everyone should be able to engage with God and our church family in a safe and welcoming environment; especially children, young people and vulnerable adults. We work really hard to ensure that this happens as best we can – please check out our safeguarding page for more information.

Get In Touch

Want to get hold of us or to find out more? Drop us a message!

Sue McLean
Associate Pastor - Pastoral Care
sue.mclean@trinitycheltenham.com