Nordic Light is the title of a concert of Swedish sacred and secular music to be performed at St Andrew’s on Saturday 8 June at 7.30pm.  The Umeå Oratorio Choir are visiting Cambridge for a series of three concerts.  Two of its members used to sing in the choirs at St Andrew’s before they returned home to Sweden.  Tickets are £8 (£6 concessions), available from Church office, tel 327884, or…

It is the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (preceded by the meeting of parishioners to elect churchwardens) on Sunday 21 April.  This will be reflected in the service at 10am, but the formal meeting will start at about 11.20am, in church.  An annual report of the life of St Andrew’s in 2012, together with the accounts, will be presented to the meeting.  A draft of this can be…

In the summer Chris Pountain will be retiring from his role as Director of Music at St Andrew’s after 11 inspiring years under his leadership.  We are therefore on the hunt for a successor! We are a busy and thriving parish church which values the young and the aged, old and new, liturgy and informality, Scripture and sacrament, the contemplative and the…

Through Lent with Luke Beginning during the week 18-22 February During Lent we will be reading through Luke’s account of the journey to Jerusalem (from 9.51).  We are encouraging the reading of a portion of the narrative during each week and will be including passages  from these in our morning and evening services.  Lent groups on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and Thursday…

      Nick will be repeating his series of talks and discussions, on four Mondays beginning on 14 January, at St Andrew’s Hall (room 1), 7.45-9.15pm.  The four weeks will cover: The sea of faith—has the tide gone out? The question of suffering—can we believe in a loving God? In what sense may Jesus be the way to God? What should we believe…

We are having a Week of Prayer  in the week 24-30 November, leading up to St Andrew’s Day.  There will be three parts of the week: The church will be open all week and there will be a prayer net held out by our statue of St Andrew – come and add your prayer to it. During the first part of the…