Yes? No? Probably? Why not do the Alpha course at St Andrew’s? Are you interested in exploring the Christian faith? Do you have a faith already, but fancy a ‘spiritual MOT’? Have you already done an Alpha course, but want to come back for a refresher? Can you think of someone to invite to the course? Where: St Andrew’s HallWhen: Wednesdays, starting…

The July report [pdf] from the Mission and Giving group is now up, together with a report on Wintercomfort. Both of these documents can be found on the Mission and Giving page, along with more details of the projects we’re supporting.

The St Andrew’s book group will be discussing “Darwin and God” on 22nd September 2009 from 8pm. The book explores how Darwin’s faith changed with his scientific thinking and as he battled with suffering. It also gives an insight into his search for Truth. For details contact Mick Lumsden: mick@mplumsden.plus.com

You’re invited to an open meeting to consider some of the key questions arising out of Darwin’s thinking. The event will take place in St Andrew’s Hall on Wednesday, 8th July at 8pm. Must we choose between faith and evolution? Why is Darwin’s theory generally accepted by scientists? What about Adam and Eve and Genesis? What impact does the theory have on…

Many St Andrew’s parishioners will remember Canon Graham Kings who was an Honorary Curate here between 1996 and 2000. One of the memorable highlights of that time was a camel ride from Oxford to Cambridge in aid of schools in Kenya. A recent YouTube posting (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYbC_MGt2Po) has a video reminder of that journey and more recent news of a Graham’s new book…

A cycle ride in aid of Azul Wasi (the Blue House in Cusco, Peru) will take place on Sunday 14th June, leaving after church — around 11.30am. The route is about 25 miles, with an optional shorter route of 20 miles. If you would like to take part, please sign up on the list at the back of the church or contact…