A big thank you to everyone who came along to last week’s performances of Breaking the Silence of the British Slave Trade. It has been agreed: the Collisions Theatre cast were outstanding. With song and word, they brought their audience back into the past to experience an 18th century abolitionist meeting. With testimony from the…
Come and experience a unique theatrical performance of testimony, story, and song from Abolitionists in their own words. The national tour for the Collisions Theatre Company production of Breaking the Silence of the British Slave Trade comes to St Andrew’s Chesterton! Performances will be held on the 5th and 7th of June 2024 at 7:30PM.…
On Saturday, 18 May at 2 pm, St Andrew’s Church, Chesterton, will host Dr Carol Brown-Leonardi of the Open University. Dr Brown-Leonardi will give a public talk entitled Olaudah Equiano the Abolitionist and Author: His Life and Family in Cambridgeshire. This talk launches an exciting season celebrating the links between Chesterton and the Equiano Family!…
On Sunday, 12 May, St Andrew’s, Chesterton, will be holding its Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) following the Sunday service. All are welcome to attend! During coffee before the meeting, there will be an opportunity to reflect and give feedback on some questions exploring what we think and feel about St Andrew’s. This time together…
Holy Week services this year begin on Sunday 24 March – Palm Sunday. At 8 am there will be a Holy Communion service following the Book of Common Prayer (BCP). At 10 am those wishing to attend the Parish Communion and Café Church services will begin outside in the churchyard together for a procession with…
St Andrew’s is hosting a gathering of local churches in North Cambridge to share an evening of prayer and worship, focussed on issues our different communities are facing and addressing through our faith in God’s Kingdom being at work here. We will be hearing from representatives from Crossways – the local homeless hostel St Andrew’s…