Pastoral Care

New Comers Pastoral Care

This is a strategic and defined pathway for new comers to be integrated into the life of the church.  The pathway firstly focuses on developing personal relationships, so that the new comers receive regular contact from people within the church so that they feel welcome and are actively involved in church life as quickly as possible.  The second aspect will be to introduce them to the ministries and activities of the church appropriate to their situation, needs, and desires.
Participants: All new comers of all ages
Special Events:
New comers Open House approximately monthly. 
Partnership Evenings held on demand

Youth Pastoral Care

Welcoming, connecting and caring for all youth.
Participants: Youth - Grades 6 to Young Adults

Care & Support Team

In the event of hardship falling on those within or outside the Church, assistance is available in the following forms: food parcels, cooked meal provision, chauffeuring to meetings and appointments, and hospital visitation.

Pastoral Care Team

Pastoral Carers are available to assist in follow up and pastoral care within the life of the church.  They are part of the whole pastoral care network, made up of elders, home-group leaders and others with a pastoral gifting.  Each of the Pastoral Carers are available to visit, pray, encourage, care and share.

To seek assistance from a Pastoral Carer you can; write a
message and place it in the offering bag;  phone the church on ph: 6229 2196 or contact the
coordinator below.
When: Pastoral Carers meet together bi-monthly or as required
Location: Kingborough Family Church

Life is about relationships, and we at Kingborough Family Church understand that fun and relaxation is also part of church life. We desire that all would not only have a living relationship with our Lord Jesus, but also with each other in community.
We encourage you to join us in a range of social activities that have been organized for throughout the year.  Activities such as games, picnics, movie nights, dinners, bowling, bushwalking, boating etc. Keep a watch-out in the Church Newsletter for what is coming up next and join us for some great times of fellowship.  See details on this page for just a few of them.

Lunch Together

After the Sunday morning service a simple meal is shared so that people can socialize and fellowship without feeling they have to rush off. Regular worshippers are asked to bring along a plate of sandwiches or other platters for sharing.
When: Sunday mornings after church 4 to 6 times per year

Dinners of Eight

An opportunity to socialise together and make new friends.  Meeting at someone’s home, in groups of  8, 9 or 10, some bring a meat dish, another  vegetables/salad and another, dessert.  A great time is had by all, getting to know each other better over a shared  meal.
Participants: Adults of all ages
When: Saturday evenings twice yearly.
Location: Various homes
Requirements:  A willingness to provide food to share

Games Nights

Come and join us for an evening of games.  From cards to Rummeycub, from lawn bowls to scabble.  Bring your games to share and enjoy with others.
Participants: Ages 16 to 99
When: 7:30 p.m. on the last Friday of each  month
Location: Ian and Cheryl Gould’s home