Our Courses
We provide a variety of bespoke training. All our training focuses on relevant and current themes faced by organisations in a range of contexts.
Our courses are engaging, learner-centred, and interactive.
We offer additional expertise in offering training for those who speak, read and write English as an additional language.
Myriad Pathway
What is the Myriad Pathway course?
The Kings Centre has collaborated with Myriad to provide a two year pathway course which equips lay leaders to form new church communities. The programme focuses on:
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Leadership training.
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Team building.
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Discipleship.
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Team and self reflection.
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Ongoing support between training sessions.
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Post programme support when needed.
Faith & Cultural Awarenesss Program
Myriad Training Course
Who is the course for?
To support those who feel called to establish new expressions of the Church.
What are the costs?
The cost of this training is free to new Lay Leaders and includes a lunchtime meal.
What is the time commitment?
Saturday 9.30-1 pm every six weeks in term time, on a two year cycle. Enquire for further details.
Where does the training take place?
The King's Centre In Southall
What Is The Myriad Training Course?
In collaboration with the Centre for Church Multiplication (CCX), The Kings Centre provides a two-year training course that inspires lay leaders to form new church communities. Lay leaders from different congregations come together to grow and learn core practices for church planting and discipleship. The Kings Centre not only provides teaching on the day but also one-to-one mentoring throughout the two-year course.
Who Is The Course For?
This course has been created for Lay Leaders who have a heart for evangelism and discipleship!
Who Is The Course For?
This course has been created leaders and anyone who is engaging in multireligious and multiethnic context.This course has been created for Lay Leaders who have a heart for evangelism and discipleship!
What Are The Costs?
The cost of this training is free to new Lay Leaders and includes a lunchtime meal.
What Are The Costs?
At the Kings Centre, we tailor the costs to your needs.
Where Does The Training Take Place?
The King's Centre In SouthHall
Where Does The Training Take Place?
Across southall and based at The Kings Centre.
What Is The Time Commitment?
One day (usually a Saturday) every 6 weeks
What Is The Time Commitment?
To be agreed, at least half a day to a full day.
Who is the course for?
Courses for partitioners working in interfaith and multiethnic contexts, seeking to deepen and hone their understanding and skills.
How much does it cost?
Bespoke costs are worked out according to your needs.
What is the time commitment?
Typically, a half day or a full day can be negotiated.
Where does the training take place?
The Kings Centre and its local area.
Who is the course for?
These courses are for charities, corporates, clergy groups and other organisations working in interfaith and intercultural contexts.
We welcome commissions from schools and local authorities.
How much does it cost?
Bespoke costs are worked out according to your needs.
What is the time commitment?
Depends on course.
Where does the training take place?
The Kings Centre and its local area.
Activities and Funding
In addition to our courses, we offer open community programs focused on youth activities currently available to Hounslow and Southall residents. This includes:
- Football club for boys and girls starting from Year 5.
- We are working on a range of various other offers for young people.
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The Kings Centre is also proud to fund small local projects in partnership with churches in Southall and Hounslow. Examples of this include:
- Developing creative expressions in faith-based contexts.
- Youth development
- Supporting refugees and asylum seekers
- Developing community spaces to facilitate engagement.
We have been pleased to offer these activities through National Church of England funding and the Benefact Trust.
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Cultural Awareness Training
Faith Awareness Training
What Is Faith Awareness Training?
This training takes place over one day, and its focus is to teach how to interact with faith practitioners from a variety of different faiths. How to dialogue about common interests with other faith leaders is taught, and during local visits to different faith buildings, opportunities are given to apply this learning. Training includes a cultural meal inside another faith building.
