The Salvation Army

• 2pm  Family Service  (1st Sunday in the Month CAFÉ Church)

  • Hall open from 1 p.m. for Coffee and Fellowship

    After the Meeting, we hold a fellowship dinner to Which everyone is invited

• Monday

  • Closed all day

• Tuesday

  • Shop and Café open 9am - 2pm 

  • 10.30 am Street ministry (outside Tesco)

  • 12 Noon Lunch with a 2 course Cooked Meal and a cup of Tea £2.50 (Please book by 10.30 a.m.)

  • 1pm CAMEO (Come And Meet Each Other) with various Speakers and outings (open to All)

• Wednesday

  • Shop and Café open 9am - 1pm 

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    7.30pm Bi Monthly Pray meeting for Prisons and Prisoners 

• Thursday

  • Shop and Café open 9am - 2pm 

  • CAMEO meetings at Various  nursing Homes on 1st 2nd and last Thursday in Month

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    1pm  3rd Thursday. Everyone Counts -  an afternoon for any isolated person, those with dementia and their Carers, with Free Coffee\Tea Biscuits and Sweets. Free Transport can be provided by Phoning Envoy John on 07446186921

  • Friday

    • 7.30 Prayer Meeting at Oakwood Gardens (opp Tesco)

       

    • Shop and Café open 9am - 2pm 

    • 10:30am Prayer Meeting and Bible Ministry

The Salvation Army in Bedworth runs a wide range services to support job seekers, under the banner of The Salvation Army’s Employment Plus programme, including employment help and guidance in a comfortable, welcoming environment. Services include computer and numeracy training, support in preparing CVs and job application forms,  work experience through the café and shop, van-driving and computer and administration. There is also a job club for blind or partially sighted job seekers with adapted computers.

Many of the people who use the services are referred by Jobcentre Plus, with close to 300 people referred in the past eight months. Through the employment services, the centre has successfully put a trainee into paid employment every month for the past two years.

Bedworth Salvation Army provides a range of additional services, including provision of emergency food parcels and furniture to people struggling financially, an affordable gardening service for older people or disabled people and a drop-in and information centre for people who are blind and partially sighted. The centre also supports ex-offenders in rebuilding their lives on release from prison.

Bedworth Outreach Centre is a hub of activity and is visited each week by more than 300 people who come to one of our many activities or drop in and enjoy coffee or lunch. Our activities meet a range of needs and are available to everyone – The Salvation Army doesn’t judge or condemn, we are here to help. We are grateful to the people of Bedworth for their support which enables us to carry out our work come in an see for yourself the impact this work is making on people’s lives.”