Thursday, May 1

BLESS Nottingham - Attendee ticket

Christian social action/compassion ministries exhibition - join church, charities and volunteers to see how we Bless Nottingham together.

By Transforming Notts Together

Date and time

Thursday, May 1 · 1:30 - 5:30pm GMT+1

Location

Grace Church Nottingham

1 Castle Boulevard Nottingham NG7 1FT United Kingdom

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

An exhibition of Christian social action and compassion ministries - featuring a wide range of optional workshops featuring best practice Christian social action.

An opportunity to connect in a 'marketplace' style event, with a large variety of local church leaders, NHS, local authority, charities and volunteers to see how we can bless Nottingham Together.

Come and be inspired and blessed as we showcase some of the amazing work happening across our City and County.

Stay for as little or as long as you feel helpful. The event will run from 1:30pm until 5:30pm with workshops throughout the afternoon.

1.45-2.10 Safe Families/100 Homes

2.20- 2.45 CAP

2.55-3.20 Diversify

3.30 - 3.55 Emmanuel House

4.05-4.30 Street Pastors

4.40 -5.05 Notts Police

If you have questions or queries please email Leanne at leanne@transformingnottstogether.org.uk

Frequently asked questions

Is there parking at the event?

Not on site at Grace Church, but there are several options close by. NCP Maid Marian Way offers paid parking (NG1 6AE) and Castle Marine Retail Park offers customers 4 hours free parking and is a short walk away (NG7 1FW - subject to T's & C's, and parking is at your own risk).

Is the venue accessible?

The exhibition will be held on the Ground Floor so should be accessible to all. If you would like to check accessibility, please speak with Grace Church directly on: 0115 950 2332 or email hello@gracechurchnottingham.org

Organized by

Transforming Notts Together

Transforming Notts Together are a partnership between Church Urban Fund and the Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham. We work with churches, charities, community workers, councils, businesses and other faiths to work together to tackle poverty and isolation in Notts.