Reset Telford

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Hello, we are really looking forward to welcoming you to Reset in Telford. We are expectant for a powerful move of God as we gather together in worship, fellowship, and teaching. Come expectant for a day of overflow and praise, inspiring talks, and meaningful encounters with God and one another.  We can’t wait to see you there!

With love 

The Reset Telford Team

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Directions

Telford Minister,
Southwater Square,
Telford
TF3 4HS

Public transport
Nearest train stations:

Telford Central station, Euston Way, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 4LZ (16 minute walk)

Travelling by bus:

Telford Bus Station, Town Centre, Telford, Shropshire TF3 4BU. (6 minute walk)

Telford borough is served by several bus companies. Please take a look at the route and timetable information before you travel.

Parking

Our nearest car parks are:

Southwater car park – TF3 4BZ

Telford Shopping Centre, Brown Elm car park – TF3 4BX

Other car parks nearby can be found here.

Disabled Car Parking

The nearest car parks listed above have plenty of disabled spaces

Accessible Church

There is step-free access to the church, which is upstairs and accessed by a lift, and an accessible toilet available. The church also has an infrared transmission system for those in need of support with hearing. Please email info@telfordminster.org.uk if you require reserved seating or have other accessibility needs.

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RESET 2025

Contributors

Laura Gallagher

Laura serves the wider church as a Bible teacher and preacher speaking at conferences, evangelistic events, local churches and theological colleges. She is Co-Founder and Director of Prisca Preach, a ministry training preachers across the UK and Ireland. Laura is married to Owen, an Anglican vicar, and they have worked in church ministry for 17 years, especially amongst university students. Together they have three young children

Liz Carter

Liz is an author, editor, designer and poet living with long-term disabling lung disease. She lives in Wellington with her husband Tim, a vicar, and has two grown-up children. Liz loves reading, gaming, and all things turquoise. Her non-fiction books Catching Contentment, Treasure in Dark Places, and Valuable all explore finding peace when life hurts. Liz is also the writer of the fictional dystopian Newland Trilogy — Repression Ground, Rebellion Ground, and Redemption Ground.

Ronia Jamera

Ronia is an ordinand studying theology at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University, and is based at Gas Street Church in Birmingham with her husband, Tatenda. With a deep passion for women’s ministry, Ronia draws from her experience journeying alongside thousands of women in her former career as a midwife. She is a bold and dedicated communicator, unapologetically driven by a vision of transforming lives and breaking generational cycles and strongholds so that people can fully experience freedom and new life in Christ