Churches Together in Cambridgeshire
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International Stories
Over 40 people gathered from around Cambridgeshire, on 29th February 2024, at our International Stories event.
They met to hear stories of how local Christians from different denominations are learning about ministry, mission, and ecumenism through relating to Christians in India, Germany, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe, Thailand as well as hearing about the work of Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide.
The event was held at Bar Hill, an LEP church building, and was organised by Churches Together in Cambridgeshire.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
18th-25th January 2024
This year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2024 – You shall love the Lord your God… and your neighbour as yourself. Reflections on the story of the Good Samaritan have been prepared by an ecumenical team in Burkina Faso in Africa.
Here are some events taking place in Cambridgeshire:
Ely Christians Together United service at Ely Methodist Church
Sunday 21st 6:00pm Preacher: Revd Catherine Dixon
Churches together in Soham at Soham Methodist Church
Sunday 21st 10:00am Preacher: Revd Andrew Maguire
Churches Together in Burwell at Trinity Church Burwell
Sunday 21st 10:00am Preacher: Revd SangWoo Seo
Ely Cathedral sung Eucharist
Sunday 21st 10:30am Preacher: Canon Jeremy Morris, National Advisor for Ecumenical Relations for the Church of England
Updated web domain
We have completed our move to our new name "Churches Together in Cambridgeshire" with our new web domain - www.ctcambs.org.uk
Our New County Ecumenical Officer has started
Revd Mark Burleigh is a Baptist Minister who has served churches in Sussex and Leicester. In each setting he was an enthusiastic supporter of ecumenical working with neighbouring churches, especially in mission. He sees ecumenical work as an answer to the prayer of Jesus in John 17, that the unity of Jesus' disciples will mean "the world will know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me."
He also has experience in working with diverse Christians in ecumenical chaplaincies in university and healthcare, and has served as a healthcare chaplain for 30 years. He currently also works part-time as a chaplain at a Sue Ryder hospice.