STREET PASTORS CRAWLEY....
STREET PASTORS CRAWLEY....
Street Pastors launched in Crawley early 2009
We have just celebrated out first anniversary as Street Pastors Crawley and celebrated with local MP Laura Moffatt encuraging us to develop our work. We have a picture gallery from the night at the Rat & Parrot as well as a short video for you to watch.
January 30th 2009 saw the launch of the highly acclaimed Street Pastors project here in Crawley. Co-ordinator 
Sarah Davis works across the UK with a nationally recognised Youth organisation and is building the team to serve in Crawley after a period of training for all team members.
Sarah Davis works across the UK with a nationally recognised Youth organisation and is building the team to serve in Crawley after a period of training for all team members.
Dressed in a distinctive blue uniform, this team of dedicated Christian volunteers called Street Pastors are already on the frontline of many cities war against crime and violence and antisocial behaviour working with local authorities and community groups to create a better living environment for everyone.
Street pastors began as one response to a rise in gang, gun and drug culture in urban settings in the UK aiming to be a positive influence on the streets of our cities.
Dressed in a Street Pastor blue jacket and baseball cap, the team is composed of male and female members from all cultures and backgrounds patrolling the streets of Crawley every Friday night, engaging with people from all walks of life by calling into a number of takeaway shops, pubs. The aim is to engage with the community by listening, helping, serving, caring - simply because we care about the people in our community.
Please feel free to browse this site and visit us again as we develop the site or get in touch with us to find out more about the work and how you can be involved.
Please feel free to browse this site and visit us again as we develop the site or get in touch with us to find out more about the work and how you can be involved.