Street pastors
I can explain the work of Street Pastors in supporting the local community.
Street pastors
I can explain the work of Street Pastors in supporting the local community.
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Key learning points
- Street Pastors are a Christian organisation involving people working, mainly at night, on city streets giving care.
- Street Pastors can be recognised by their blue reflective uniform and they patrol the streets in local communities.
- Street Pastors are volunteers from many different Christian denominations.
- Street Pastors offer support to people facing challenging circumstances and needing assistance for a variety of reasons.
- Street Pastors improve the safety of individuals on the streets, and the overall safety of local communities.
Keywords
Agape - a Biblical word used to describe selfless and unconditional love
Church - referring to a building in which Christians worship
Church - the People of God/Body of Christ, among whom Christ is believed to be present and active; members of a particular Christian denomination/tradition, eg Roman Catholic
Street Pastors - a Christian organisation involving people working, mainly at night, on city streets giving care to those who need it
Common misconception
Street Pastors only support the people they directly encounter.
The work of Street Pastors improves the overall safety of local communities.
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