FAQ's
Q How do I find my local hub?
Go to www.acornchristian.org and click on ‘find my Hub’
or click here
Q When can I go to my local hub?
You can go to your local Hub during their times of operation, which are found on the ‘Find My Hub’ tab. Most Hubs operate once a month except the Digital Healing Hub which is appointment basis.
Q Do I need to make an appointment?
Nope! Just turn up.
Q Is an Acorn Hub Volunteer covered by insurance?
Yes, all our volunteers are covered by our insurance and operate in venues that have public liability insurance.
Q What is your safeguarding policy?
You can find our Safeguarding Policy here.
Q Spiritual covering?
All Hubs and volunteers are covered in prayer and guidance by the Acorn Leadership and Board of Trustees. As well as this, all our volunteers receive ongoing Spiritual guidance, supervision, and ministry training.
Q. How do I contact my local hub?
Please get in touch with your local hub via their email address.
Q. How can I become an Acorn volunteer in my local hub or the digital hub?
Drop us a line via the contact form letting us know. We will be in touch and arrange an informal chat with you.
Q How can I start a local Healing Hub?
It would be great to hear from you, please get in touch.
Q. Do you offer Listening Training?
Yes, Listening Training is one of the elements of all Healing Hub team training, as well as for anyone else wanting to enhance their skills. Check our upcoming Listening Academy dates to see when the next online training is being hosted.
Q. How much does your training cost?
To be able to offer accessible training to all there is no charge (except private training). Donations are gratefully received and can be made on our website, which will help us to continue providing accessible ministry and training for everyone.
It is also Acorn’s policy, in keeping with its values, to be inclusive of all. In this light, we serve every individual where we meet them on their discipleship journey. We are very aware of the levels of debate, anxiety and pain which accompany the current consideration of the issue of Human Sexuality, both inside and outside the church, and within society in general. As a Christian Foundation, with its roots and practice within the Anglican Church, Acorn serves, all in the name of Christ