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Kintsugi HOPE Well being Group

Who Is Kintsugi Hope For? Kintsugi Hope is a wellbeing group that aims to help address our emotional health.  Each week, a different topic is covered such as resilience, disappointment, anxiety and loss.  There is a mixture of videos, discussion in groups and personal reflection in a safe confidential space. When and Where? This is a 12 week course that will take place in our Lounge room at Portswood Church (opposite Waitrose), SO17 2FY on Thursdays evenings between 7-8.30pm starting on 16th April 2026 (term time only). Why is it called Kintsugi and what should I expect? Kintsugi HOPE Wellbeing course takes its inspiration from 'Kintsugi' which is a Japanese technique for repairing pottery with seams of gold.  The idea is to repair the brokenness in a way that makes the object more beautiful and even more unique, than it was prior to being broken.  Instead of hiding the scars, it makes a feature of them. Likewise, the aim of the Kintsugi HOPE wellbeing course is continue the process of repair and celebrate how our unique story has shaped the person we are today.�� How much does it cost? If you are able, we ask for a donation of £36 (£3 a week) towards the cost of the course materials and weekly refreshments (or £12 for students or those on benefits), however we never want finance to stop people accessing this amazing course so there is also the option to pay nothing at all, no questions asked. Is this the right group for me? In order to make sure that this is the right group...

Thu 9 Jul19:00Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 18 Jul17:45Portswood Church
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Church Family BBQ

This is our annual opportunity to get together as a whole church for a BBQ.  This year we will be at the River Hamble Country Park (formerly Manor Farm Country Park). We will gather from around 12.30pm after a shorter Sunday morning service giving us a chance to get there. We have Beech BBQ Site which is located along the edge of the Toplands field, offering fine views over Toplands and the countryside beyond. It is close to the water tap, toilets and has two wooden picnic tables. See map for location details River Hamble Map.pdf Bring along the following: - your own food to put on the BBQ or a picnic. - chairs or picnic blanket - any communal games you might have - money or card to pay for parking! We'll provide to share: Tomato sauce Mayo Burger sauce Napkins Parking charges — Up to 1 hour: £2.50 — Up to 2 hours: £5 — Up to 4 hours: £8 — Full day: £9.50  To help us plan, please sign up all members of your household by using the 'add additional person' at the bottom of the sign up page. Need a lift there or can offer a lift?  You will be able to let us know when you sign up.  Those giving lifts will be asked to take people from the church building after the morning service and drop back to the church building after the BBQ. Everyone is responsible for their own cooking, however, if anyone fancies manning the BBQ for others some of the time, let us know when you sign up. https://portswood.churchsuite.com/events/g10pv8d3

Sun 19 Jul12:30Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 25 Jul17:45Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 1 Aug17:45Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 8 Aug17:45Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 15 Aug17:45Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 22 Aug17:45Portswood Church
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Street Pastors (Portswood patrol base)

Every Saturday evening, there is a Street Pastors Patrol of Portswood High Street.  The team base themselves in the back hall at Portswood Church and go out in teams from here. Who are the Street Pastors and what do they do? Street Pastors is a response of the local Christian community in Southampton to the needs of our City.  There are currently 111 street pastors and 31 prayer pastors, providing support and prayer whilst street pastors are on duty. The Street Pastors offer reassurance, safety as well as practical help and support through listening, caring and helping.  They meet people in the moment, taking a non-judgemental approach. Their trained volunteers run regular patrols at night-time in Southampton city centre and in the parks and in the suburbs throughout the city during the day and evening. They offer a reassuring presence that is relied upon by door staff, police, paramedics, city officials and communities.  Since Street Pastors have been operating in the City and suburbs, there has been a 22% reduction in A&E admissions and reduction in violent crime during peak come from over 57 churches, giving 4-6 hours for a patrol once a month. For more information, visit their website: [https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/](https://streetpastors.org/locations/southampton/)

Sat 29 Aug17:45Portswood Church
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