Prayer meeting where we pray for situations both around the world, in our country and our community.
All welcome

What is CAP Life Skills?
We know life can be challenging when living on a low income. It affects what we can or can’t afford, our relationships, what we eat, our health and wellbeing and much more. Your free local CAP Life Skills group is a friendly place where you’ll gain practical skills and discover new ways to live for a brighter future. CAP Life Skills was created by Christians Against Poverty (CAP), an award-winning national charity that helps more than 22,000 every year.

How do I know CAP Life Skills is for me?
If you want to stay on top of your household bills, see your money go further, eat well on a budget, grow in self confidence or improve your relationships, then CAP Life Skills is for you! Alongside like-minded people, you’ll discover ways to save time, money and hassle in your day-to-day life ands learn practical skills from our trained coaches.

Is it just for Christians?
No. Our services are available to all individuals regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation.

The Life Skills course
CAP Life Skills is an 8 session course to teach you practical money saving techniques, such as cooking on a budget, living healthily on less, and making your money go further. We’ll also share top tips for dealing with life’s pressures and taking control of your future. The sessions include a mix of practical activities and informal discussions.
The course runs every Thursday, 12 February – 2 April, 18:30-20:00.

On 5 February, 18:30-20:00, we’re holding a taster session. This is a chance to sample our tea, coffee and cake, to find out more about what is in the course, and to sign up if you decide to join the course. It is in the same place where the course will happen.

Fortnightly outreach Saturday 11-1pm in Pepper Gardens outside Hyson Green Asda. Come for a drink, a chat and prayer

Our Sunday Morning Worship has a relaxed and participative style using influences from many cultures.

The service includes Holy Communion twice a month, on the first and third Sundays. On the second Sunday of the month there is a shorter all-age Community Worship service.

A team of trained children's workers run groups for children and young people aged 3 to 15 years.
There is prayer ministry available after each service.
All services have simultaneous translation into Farsi

A space to breathe. Mizpah is a women's community where we support women to grow into who they were made to be in Christ. There is worship and prayer, a short talk and meditation stations. And cake!

A communion service for Ash Wednesday with the imposition of ashes. This marks the beginning of Lent and involves placing ashes on the forehead in the shape of a cross, symbolizing repentance and mortality.

A monthly meeting of food, fun and exploring our faith for secondary school age children

Arts, crafts, stories, songs and fun for all the family. This is a fun time for children and adults together with lots of craft and activities to enjoy. There is then a bible story and a short act of worship followed by lunch.
We usually meet on the first Saturday of the month but in January we will meet on the 10th, (the second Saturday)

A quiet listening service to seek God's voice followed by a simple communion

A four week course for investing in marriage and long term relationships. The four sessions help couples to create and sustain strong and loving relationships.
This course is on line via Zoom. There are short videos to watch and then couples are asked to discuss questions as a pair. What is discussed is private and there is no group discussion.