Work Matters

The purpose of the ‘Work Matters’ forum is to help individuals to resolve work-related problems, realise workplace opportunities and develop their careers.

It is open to anyone in work or wishing to find work, including those who wouldn't normally go to church. The seminars are interactive and include mentoring, the sharing of ideas, the development of action plans and follow up.

The topics covered include ‘How to recognise your calling’, ‘Leadership’, and ‘How to manage your boss’.

We have reserved the downstairs of Starbucks, 31 Fleet Street, EC4Y 1AA. Each Thursday evening starts at 18:45 for a 19:00 start, while each Saturday morning begins at 10:30.

For further details please contact: Mike Thomas 07771 665491, Paul Plagerson 07966 499526, or Matt Murphy 07788 593 178.

Quotes from Work Matters:

'I would just like to let you know that since you prayed for me things have really just happened for me at work!!!'

'I can count the breakthroughs that I have had at work on both hands'

'Thank you so much for the prayer last night and for the whole evening! It is really just such a great environment to get together as Christians and discuss our lives in the work place. I found it so helpful just to off load my heart and get guidance from people like yourself and the group as a whole. I felt there was a lot of empathy within our group and if one of us forgot to say something, the next person would bring it up.'

'I appreciate the time you all give to run Work Matters – the sessions certainly help to encourage me to be actively seeking to grow in my role, and prepare for the future, and not get despondent'

'It was great to come along last night, and chat and share with others. I really appreciate the wisdom and perspective that others provided.'

'You were so supportive when I tried to make important work decisions earlier this year regarding the very appealing option of voluntary redundancy – I listened to God and made a decision which was against what I thought seemed the most logical / desirable because I felt it was the right thing – and was so overly blessed as a result – the conviction that it was the right decision I felt was so strong. I though you may be interested to hear some positive feedback for work matters and the support you guys gave me!'

Leadership Matters

Leadership Matters is a series of interactive seminars by David Stroud. Whatever your level of experience, and whether you lead in the church, in business or in wider society, these sessions will equip you to become a better leader.

These training days are a mixture of high energy interactive seminars, discussion & prayer ministry. If you think you would benefit from training in which you gain a deep understanding of who you are, what God is asking you to do and how you can make that happen then these seminars are for you!

I am convinced that a church stands or falls on the leaders that it develops. These training days will help you grow whether you are leading in the church, in business or in the community. I know we will need leaders in each arena if we are to fulfill the vision God has given us.

Anyone is welcome to attend whether they have years of leadership experience, hope to be a leader in the future or simply want to learn to lead their own life better. The material is deliberately designed to help everyone take their next steps forward whatever their current levels of experience.

Please think about investing in the most important asset God has given you: yourself!

For more information, contact Liam Thatcher. 

Money Matters

If you have questions about managing your finances wisely, how to budget effectively or planning for your long-term future, then ‘Money Matters’ is for you.

Money Matters is an interactive, practical seminar for everyone who wants to hear what God has to say about money – how we spend, save, borrow and budget. Whether you are facing financial pressures, just want to take stock and manage your money well, or even plan to buy a home in London one day, then we’d love you to come along.

Where can I get more information?