Relationships Matter.
‘Family’ is a good way of understanding local congregations, the church as a whole and perhaps even the way the Kingdom of God grows and relates. For God so loved the world he sent his Son, he called us children, and he talks about us as His beloved bride.
Kings Church Wokingham was birthed as a non-denominational “new” church, but from the beginning it has always been open to fellowship with all who love and follow Jesus. Over the years it has been relationally connected with various wider church bodies, organisations and denominations.
Kings Church Wokingham was birthed as a non-denominational “new” church, but from the beginning it has always been open to fellowship with all who love and follow Jesus. Over the years it has been relationally connected with various wider church bodies, organisations and denominations.
Today we are developing our relationship with the Ichthus Christian Fellowship, an international community of churches that relate to the network of churches planted by Roger Forster in London. Roger was the father of Kings Church’s current leader Christen Forster, who was present at the start of that movement. The current leader of the Ichthus Christian Fellowship, Henry George is a trustee of Kings Church Wokingham.
King’s is also in good relationship with the Catalyst network and more broadly with New Frontiers .
King’s is also in good relationship with the Catalyst network and more broadly with New Frontiers .
Yeldall Manor is a residential drug and alcohol recovery centre near Reading for men struggling with addiction.
Just Around the Corner is a Christian charity providing equine assisted learning and development programmes for children with challenges such as ADHD, anger, self-esteem, trauma and depression.
Soulscape is a charity working in partnership with Berkshire schools to give young people the space they need.
The Link Visiting Scheme was founded 25 years ago to help reduce loneliness amongst older people and to bring generations together in friendship and shared experiences.
Wokingham Foodbank is part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.
Each week SHARE helps over 2000 people in the Wokingham community who need support foodwise by redistributing an incredible 40 tonnes of food from local supermarkets and food suppliers that would otherwise go to waste.
SOBS are the only UK-based organisation offering peer-led support to adults impacted by suicide loss.
