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For help or support please call the  Helpline  0800 9545 099  or email: help@chsn.org.uk If you would like more information If you would like to become involved in the work of the CSN If you would like us to visit your ecclesia to tell you more about our work If you wa...

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Confidentiality

CSN confidentiality commitment We seek to engender trust without judgment and to offer practical support from individuals skilled or experienced in the issues identified.  Confidentiality is very important to CSN.  Everything shared will remain strictly confidential: there will...

Prayerline

The CSN Prayerline  Answerphone for messages 0800 9545 099  and choose option 2 Your call will be returned. Alternatively send us an email The Prayerline is important to our caring service.  In times of crisis or distress, prayer can often be our only sola...

Sisters' Day

Seeking to honour God and the Lord Jesus Christ Our days are about encouraging sisters, female friends and family in their everyday lives and in their understanding of God’s Love and Grace. Aims To build us up in our faith; lift us up in His love and strengthen us in His purpose To becom...

FAQs

How do I volunteer to offer my skills to CSN? We welcome offers from any brother or sister whose professional or life skills and aptitude could benefit CSN in delivering it's aim to help those in need.   Please complete and send us this Membership Form.  How do I conta...

Autonomy

The Importance of Ecclesial Autonomy The ecclesia has a responsible for each of its members. It is accepted that the ideal is for all members to be able to share their problems and worries with their ecclesia. There is a view that the CSN may come between the individual and this ecclesial respons...

Sisters' days information and Aims

Seeking to honour God and the Lord Jesus Christ Our days are about encouraging sisters, female friends and family in their everyday lives and in their understanding of God’s Love and Grace. Aims To build us up in our faith; lift us up in His love and strengthen us in His purpose To becom...

ASD

Articles written by a sister with a child with ASD ASD Should I investigate? What is ASD? ASD New Diagnosis - Link Dead ASD in the Ecclesia Helping the ASD child Helps towards diagnosis - Link Dead Patience and progress - discipline ...

Booklet - Dealing with Depression

Although this booklet is about depression it is not a depressing book to read. It is not a booklet for the 'expert'. All of us will be able to recognise parts of ourselves and our own lives. Neither is it only about dealing with depression, but about the experience of guilt and our attitudes...

Life after marriage breakdown

Marriages do fail. Some brothers and sisters live separately and some are divorced sometimes against their wishes. Some choose to live alone, leading celibate lives. Some have found this too difficult and have remarried. All have experienced great emotional pain and upheaval in their liv...

Consent Response

Thanks for responding.  We wish to continue to hold your personal data and include you in our news and invitation mailings.  To allow us to do this, please complete the form below and select 'yes'. For more information about our privacy practices and your rights please see our Pr...

Safety in Social Networking

  Care for the Family Charity Publication - "Left to their own devices" by Katherine Hill Highly recommend comprehensive and easy to read for parents concerned about children, Social Networking and Internet safety Link Web Site: Inter...

Domestic Abuse and Violence in a Relationship

There is no excuse for domestic abuse, sexual abuse or violence in any relationship but it does happen between couples and children and parents. It is against the law. Physical assault has always been a criminal offence. From 2015, coercive and controlling behaviour is now also a criminal offe...

Fellowship Matters

In recent years, it has become apparent during CSN work in counselling, support and mediation both with individuals and ecclesias, that there is a need for more information, guidance and scriptural consideration of the principles and practice of fellowship within the community. There have been ti...

Relationship Loss

  RELATIONSHIP LOSS - a journey towards healing There really are no adequate words to describe how we may feel when our ‘life map’ has been torn up. All that was hoped and planned for has changed beyond all recognition. Loss is often associated with bereavement but a sense of lo...

Members Page

Click here for access the Second Contacts Database    The link will open a Browser page with lists of volunteers. Search using the   logo top right of screen. First search in "Group Help" on chosen subject.  Type in the word into the empty box and...

Loneliness and Isolation

Loneliness - a personal view Link Thoughts on Loneliness Link How can we offer help? Link A Strategy for Loneliness: a sister's contribution  Link 'Faith Through the Pandemic' discussion...

People Database Admin page

For use of Administrator only here is a link to the Zoho People Database ...

Volunteer -pdf-update 2020

Dear Friend and Volunteer We are very grateful for your support and would appreciate your spending a few minutes completing this Adobe pdf form linked here. Please email us for a link to a Word Document. You will have received a mailing from us in the last few days laying out the information you ha...

New Page Created 02 MAR, 2021

CSN First Contacts' & Members' Training and Support Event  13th March 2021 from 10.00 to 12.00, God willing.  Please book your attendance using the form below.   In recent correspondence and in our newsletters, we have shared our plans for greater i...

feedback

Feedback helps us to check and develop the quality of our supporting to all who get in touch with us. Your response will help us improve and focus what we do.  Remember, our work with you is  confidential.  So,  if you prefer to provide your feedback anonymously that's fine...