COURSES FOR YOU

How’s your relationship doing?

A series of seven online sessions, designed to help couples invest in their relationship and make it better, whether that relationship is solid, needs some TLC or is struggling. Join us!

The CAP Money Course is a free course that will teach you budgeting skills and a simple system to successfully manage your money. In just a few weeks, you will get to grips with your finances so you can budget, save and prevent debt.

Who is Jesus?

Join our six-week introduction to Jesus Christ that explores his significance to our lives today. There is no pressure to conform and every encouragement to question and explore. Watch our introduction.

Got questions about faith?

Join this eleven week course to explore the Christian faith in a open and welcoming environment.

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Sharing Jesus is a monthly get together with others who are motivated to bring light and life where they are; and would like to learn to do it well, more naturally (being yourself) and with confidence. Taking a relational, whole-life approach that draws on the insights of those who have modelled this. We’ll be learning together and encouraging one another to get a little bolder in bringing the life of Jesus wherever we are and whoever we are with.

Teenagers are rewarding, stimulating and fun, but being a parent of one can be stressful and challenging. The talking Teens parent Group helps deal with those challenges so you can have a calmer, happier family life. A tried and tested programme, it helps us think about what we do, why we do it and how it makes us feel and looks at questions that many parents have.

Being a parent can be hard sometimes!

This course aims to help support parents of young children. We will be looking at tried and tested strategies that you can use to support and understand your child better and to help build positive relationships.

Rachael Underwood, who will be running the course, is an Early Years Trainer with over 30 years of experience working with young children and their families.

Ever blundered when trying to be kind? Or chosen silence because it’s just too hard to say? With the best will in the world, we often can’t find the right words. How about some fresh ways to get along with one another as we come out of Covid?