Our work in the Community

Just some of the things we do in the community.... near and far

Christians Against Poverty is a national charity, working across the UK to lift people out of debt and poverty. We offer free debt counselling through a network of 239 debt centres based in local churches.
We support the local CAP Debt Centre through our own volunteers.

More information about Christians Against Poverty

KILTs for parents and toddlers

KILTS is our popular toddler group held Tuesday mornings, term time, 10.00am to 11.30am for anyone caring for young children.
More information about KILTs

Christian Response to Eastern Europe cr2ee

When cr2ee started sending aid to Ukraine at the start of the invasion they were concerned that they would be spreading themselves too thin, but the response has been truly amazing. They were sending three lorries of aid a year to Moldova but now are able to send nine each year (split between Moldova and Ukraine)! They are also able to help in other ways due to the cash donations being made.
Thank you for your ongoing support, as one of the ministers said, “You are not just giving us aid you are giving us hope and reminding us that someone cares!”

Since Hugh came to talk to KCBC about CR2EE in 2022, Nick and Sarah have taken a carload (sometimes a trailer too) of aid to the warehouse in Exmouth each month. Nick and Sarah will continue to go to the warehouse on the first Wednesday of the month so please do carry on bringing any items you wish to donate to church.
If you would like further information or have anything to donate Nick & Sarah would be only too pleased to hear from you. Click here for more information about cr2ee and how KCBC are supporting them.

Christian Response to Eastern Europe cr2ee


Click here for more information about Good News for Everyone and how KCBC are supporting them.



Street Pastors is an inter-denominational Church response to urban problems, engaging with people on the streets to care, listen and dialogue.

It was pioneered in London in January 2003 by Rev Les Isaac, Director of the Ascension Trust, and has seen some remarkable results, including drops in crime in areas where teams have been working. There are now some 9000 trained volunteers in around 250 teams around the United Kingdom. More information about the Street Pastors initiative.

Newton Abbot Street Pastors have been going for over 3 years. More information about Newton Abbot Street Pastors

Kingsteignton Survey of Social Needs

What are the social needs of Kingsteignton? As information was sparse, we did some research and put together a report. If you require a copy please contact us.

Kingsteignton Community Garden.

We are pleased to be able to work with Kingscare to ensure this space is used as a way to improve the wellbeing of those who use it.

Linking Lives.

We participate in this national initiative which seeks to offer practical help to those who need some extra friendship.