Study morning at Little St Mary's
Jun
15

Study morning at Little St Mary's

Study Morning is at LSM start with coffee from 10am)

There will be two talks on a theme of The World Church and Western Anxiety.

  • James Gardom will give the first talk: Why are there so many non-UK heritage churches in Cambridge?

  • Dr Jörg Haustein from the Cambridge Faculty of Divinity will give the second talk: Christianity and the Anti-Homosexuality Bill in Uganda.

Tickets are £5 each and here is the Eventbrite link

Find some previous Study Day videos on our Resources page.

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St Bene’t’s to St Alban’s Walk
Jun
17
to Jun 21

St Bene’t’s to St Alban’s Walk

Rob Cumming

I am planning to walk with anyone who would like to join me from St Bene't's to St Alban's Abbey during the week leading up to the Alban Pilgrimage on Saturday 22nd June. This is approximately 65 miles making for 5 days of an average 13 miles a day. The route lends itself to a combination of overnight stays and day walks utilising the railway line between Cambridge and London. Anyone is welcome for the whole route or days of their choosing and there are some shorter sections that are suitable for those who are less mobile or prefer a shorter walk to join.

Pilgrimage is an ancient Christian tradition and many have found walking together draws us closer to one another and to God. In the time after Anna's death and burial at St Alban's I was drawn to this concept as a challenging way for us to collectively strengthen our bond as a congregation, and a chance to pay our respects together for those who would like to do so. 

Please sign up if you are interested, either on the online form or the sign-up sheets at the back of church or by emailing myself . I am also happy to hear from anyone with questions or suggestions ahead of the walk. 

The ininerary is described here and a full set of maps are listed here.

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Visit to Pembroke College with James Gardom
Feb
11

Visit to Pembroke College with James Gardom

I will be showing people the chapel (Christopher Wren's first building) the cloister, and, weather permitting, the College Gardens. Pembroke is the oldest college still on its original site, and the third oldest college in the University. It has beautiful gardens on an attractively open site.

The chapel is the first classical building in Cambridge, and established Wren's credentials as a first class modern architect when it was consecrated in 1665.

The timing was very strategic – many architectural opportunities emerged after the great fire of London, culminating in the building of St Paul's Cathedral.

I will meet people from St Bene't's at the porters Lodge on Trumpington Road at 2 PM.

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Study Morning: Apocalypse and Politics with Dr Elizabeth Phillips
Feb
3

Study Morning: Apocalypse and Politics with Dr Elizabeth Phillips

Drawing on her most recent book, “Apocalyptic Theopolitics: Essays and Sermons on Eschatology, Ethics, and Politics”, Dr Elizabeth Phillips, Director of Education and Engagement at the Woolf Institute, will lead a morning of conversations about the meaning of 'apocalypse', its relevance to politics, and how these questions might help us in our preparations for Lent as well as in facing the uncertainties of the many crises in the world today.

Coffee is available from 10am, tickets are £5.00.

Eventbrite link for tickets @£5 here

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Parish Quiz
Jan
20

Parish Quiz

Takes place in church with quizmasters Andrew and Nicholas Kennedy.

Sign-up details coming soon but perhaps you would like to invite people you know, and people that you don’t know to make up a team of up to six.

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Advent Reading Group
Dec
20

Advent Reading Group

The Advent Reading Group are meeting weekly by Zoom up to and including 20 December, from 5-6pm on Wednesdays.

We are reading and discussing Rowan Williams' Silence and Honey Cakes, which is an exploration of the spirituality of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.

The Zoom link is: click here

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Advent Reading Group
Dec
13

Advent Reading Group

The Advent Reading Group are meeting weekly by Zoom up to and including 20 December, from 5-6pm on Wednesdays.

We are reading and discussing Rowan Williams' Silence and Honey Cakes, which is an exploration of the spirituality of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.

The Zoom link is: click here

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Advent Reading Group
Dec
6

Advent Reading Group

The Advent Reading Group are meeting weekly by Zoom up to and including 20 December, from 5-6pm on Wednesdays.

We are reading and discussing Rowan Williams' Silence and Honey Cakes, which is an exploration of the spirituality of the Desert Fathers and Mothers.

The Zoom link is: click here

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Lectio Divina
Nov
12
to Apr 14

Lectio Divina

Second Sunday of the month, starting 12 November

Meet from 9 to 9.45am in the Ramsey Rooms.

This is a way of praying with a passage from the bible and mediating on a phrase that speaks to us personally.

If you are interested in joining then please speak to Anne Kettle or just turn up.

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Besom collection
Nov
5

Besom collection

We need tea towels, coffee and shower gel.

More help is currently needed with various projects at the charity.

Please speak to Andrea or John Harrison for further information, or see details at the back of church.

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