Equipping Churches

TNT offers a number of workshops to support churches to engage with their local communities. We want to help bring transformation, but avoid duplication. It is not just about doing more but about working together to share skills and lived experience, in order to have a lasting and sustainable impact.

Workshops that 'Transforming Notts Together' is currently offering:

• Cash Smart Credit Savvy (Paused)
• Covid Cash Course (online via Zoom currently)
• Getting Started in your Neighbourhood
• Signposting
• Cash Smart Credit Savvy YOUTH (Contact)
• Dementia Friendly Churches
• Know Your Church, Know Your Neighbourhood
• Notts Grief Workshop (online via Zoom currently)

These workshops are all about starting small and starting well. We use practical tools to explore these questions and consider what you have the potential to do.

Workshop sessions are flexible to suit the local context and situation of the organisation or church and can be extended if needed. Covid Cash Course and the Notts Grief Workshop have a rolling programme online via Zoom and the offers can be delivered online by request or in person in small groups.

Feedback from Getting Started workshops:

I found the whole morning really helpful. It was really interesting how, after discussion and working together we discovered so much about ourselves. This was really encouraging. I found the exercise about neighbours very challenging – i.e. how little time I spend in meaningful conversation with others. Hannah was brilliant - very encouraging and prayerful. Very good at drawing things out of us in a prayerful and gentle way. This morning was really helpful to help us to take stock of what the church St Peter and St Paul’s is and does, and will help us to prepare for the future. Thank you for sharing so much of your own experience with us, and for reminding us of our calling to spread the good news of Jesus as we engage in our social events.

Feedback at St Peter & St Paul's Hucknall

If you’d like to invite TNT to come and run a workshop at your church, then do get in touch with Hannah Buck