Reaching out
“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbour as yourself.”
We understand these words of Jesus as a call to action.
As Christians we aim to be compassionate, loving and offer practical help wherever we can. We trust that our services to the community help reflect that.
Love your neighbour as yourself
Community care services
Community Care Services work in response to requests from referral partners, such as council departments and housing associations, made on behalf of the most vulnerable. However, for more general requests, the church may still be able to help if you call directly.
Our services to the community include:
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A national charity which crowdsources small sums of money (up to three payments of £120) for specific emergency needs.
Here is a link to their website if you wish to donate
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CAP Provides sound and robust advice (plus a befriending support service based here at King's to people with financial and major debt problems.
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The Furniture Project collects appropriate quality furniture (not White Goods) from kind community donors, enabling the Church to give away free 2nd hand furniture to folk who live in the Amersham/Chesham areas who have been assessed by a Referral Partner as being in a needy financial or domestic situation.
For more info please contact Mark Austin
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TLG train volunteers from churches to go into a school weekly for 1 year to work with a particular child, identified by the school as having need for additional 1:1 support. They use fun, creative projects along with TLG's emotional literacy coaching resources to best support the child they are working with.
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MakeLunch offers free hot lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays during school holidays to families with at least one primary school-aged child, who are facing tight budgets, plus a time to play and chat.
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Provision of basic items for vulnerable mothers with new-born babies.
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We provide new crockery, cutlery, glasses, kettle, toaster and other kitchen and domestic products for people moving into completely empty premises, often from very challenging circumstances.
