Transform

Offering care to those in particular need, difficulty or vulnerability in our community

Transform ministries offer care to those in particular need, difficulty or vulnerability in our community.

This is done primarily through our ministries: King's Table and Street Teams.

King’s Table

Set in the welcoming community space of Trinity House. We offer washing, drying and showering facilities.  On site we also have a food store and clothing store. We provide a listening space to be heard. Where our friendly team are always available to pray. 

When: Mondays and Fridays (except during the school holidays)

Where: Trinity House Ground Floor, Trinity Lane, Cheltenham, GL52 2NT

Cost: Free

What: Join us for any part of or the whole time to enjoy food and refreshments alongside a short Bible study
9:30am - Breakfast and a hot drink
11am - Bible study
12pm - Lunch

Street Teams

When: 7:30pm - 8:15pm, every Tuesday and Thursday

Where: Outside Marks & Spencer, 173 High St, Cheltenham, GL50 1DF

Cost: Free

What: Our street teams give out sandwiches, pastries and cakes to individuals in need on the streets. There is also an opportunity to receive prayer and advice.

How Can I Help?

There are three main ways you can help the Transform ministries at Trinity.

1. We're always happy to receive donations. We most need supplies of non-perishable foods such as cereal bars and tinned goods (ideally with a ring pull); toiletries for men and women, and sleeping bags.

2. Come and help out. We have a brilliant team of volunteers who serve in many ways including helping out in the kitchen and supporting guests - but we can always do with more pairs of hands! Get in touch using the details below if you're interested.

3. Pray for the ministry, and if you have any questions or would like more information, get in touch.

Get in touch

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

Dave Clarke
Transform Ministry Leader
dave.clarke@trinitycheltenham.com

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