Pastoral Care
Sometimes we simply need someone to listen, someone to pray with, or someone to accompany us as we explore our relationship with Jesus Christ.
At Life in Jesus Ministry, pastoral care is an invitation to spend time together in a welcoming space, where you can be heard with kindness, compassion and understanding.
Whether you're discovering Jesus for the first time, returning to faith, facing life's challenges or simply seeking a deeper relationship with him, you are welcome just as you are.
What We Can Explore Together
Every pastoral conversation is different because every person's journey is different.
Our time together might involve exploring a passage of Scripture, praying together, using prayer beads, experiencing heart-centred Christian meditation, or reflecting through Christian devotional tarot.
Or perhaps you would simply like to talk, ask questions, share an experience or have someone listen.
There is no prescribed format and no expectation that you participate in any particular practice. We can discover together what feels most helpful to you.
Whatever form our conversation takes, Jesus Christ remains at the centre.
“For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.”
— Matthew 18:20, NRSVue
One hour. Two people. Christ among them.
Book a Pastoral Conversation
You are warmly invited to book a free, one-hour pastoral conversation with Govinda, Pastor & Steward of Life in Jesus Ministry.
Appointments take place privately online through Google Meet, at a time that suits you.
Simply choose an available appointment below. Your booking will be confirmed automatically, and you'll receive the details needed to join our conversation.
Pastoral care is always offered freely, with no charge or expectation of donation.
A Note About Pastoral Care
Your privacy, dignity and wellbeing are important to us.
Pastoral conversations are approached with care, sensitivity and discretion. What you share will be treated respectfully and kept private, except where there is a serious concern about someone's safety or a legal obligation to disclose information.
Pastoral care offers spiritual companionship, prayer and encouragement. It is not a substitute for professional counselling, medical treatment or emergency support.
If your circumstances call for additional support, we can explore appropriate sources of help together.
Our hope is simply to offer a welcoming space where you feel heard, respected and supported in your journey with Jesus Christ.