PRESTON & SOUTH RIBBLE STREET PASTORS
Welcome to the home of Preston Street Pastors!
We are part of a national project first pioneered in 2003, and Street Pastors continues to grow throughout the UK and across the world. Preston & South Ribble Street Pastors started patrolling in 2008.
Street Pastors are trained volunteers from local churches and we care about our community.
We patrol on Friday and Saturday nights from 10.30 pm to 2.00am in Preston City Centre. We ensure the homeless are looked after and know where to go to find help; and we spend time with young people enjoying a night out in the pubs & clubs – helping everyone to stay safe. We also patrol occasional Saturday afternoons on Makers Market Days!
On Friday nights we also patrol early evening in the Plungington area of Preston. We spend time with young people on the estates; call into the shops, takeaways, pubs and clubs to chat with local people. All the time looking out for anyone in need.
We are there to care for, listen to and help people who are out on the streets.
We are led by our Management Team and our local Coordinator and we also have support from local churches and community groups in partnership with the police, local council and other statutory agencies.
In June 2018 we won the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service – which is a great accolade for all our volunteers who give so much of their time, energy and compassion to serve the people of Preston.
If you are interested in finding out more about our work, or are interested in becoming a Street Pastor, contact us
What We Do
Street Pastors
Street Pastor initiatives are established in towns and cities by bringing the local church together and working in partnership with Police and Council. We call it the Urban trinity.
Prayermail
Our Street Pastors are supported by many who regularly pray for us before and during our patrols. In our experience prayer has an impact on everything we do. Would you pray for us?
In Action
Street Pastors put their faith into action, a reliable and trusted presence in our city’s streets, maybe we have helped you? Why not support us?
