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A chance to explore vocation and ministry when you are a disabled (differently-abled) and/or neurodivergent person. Each of us is made in the image of God and each of us are fearfully and wonderfully made. And each of us is called to be part of the mission and ministry of the church, regardless of our […]

The last ten years has seen a revolution in the way we communicate online, not least through the impact of the pandemic which thrust us into relying on technology in a new way. This will be a session to explore how social media is today, what it means to minister using these tools and an […]

In March 1994, the first women were ordained as priests, some having been ordained as Deacons before this and many ministering as Deaconesses before that. Over the past 30 years, many women have followed in the footsteps of those who were first ordained. They have led and inspired men and women in their faith and […]

Paul’s letters to different communities of believers are the earliest surviving Christian writings. He is our founding theologian, but he is a contentious figure even among faithful readers of the New Testament. Other people who know very little about the letters can also have strong opinions about what they think Paul wrote! He writes to […]

The second of the series considers how we can provide meaningful, planned and spontaneous opportunities for pupils to develop and flourish spiritually. The last session will be held on Wednesday 6th March 2024 from 3.45pm

2024 Organ Recital Series on 1907 Hele & Co Organ at the Parish Church of St Ia the Virgin, St Ives Flute and Piano

Mark Chapman will explore the ways in which the Church of England related to working people through history, especially from the late nineteenth century. Although its efforts were principally focused on urban centres there were also efforts to engage rural labourers. Mark will discuss the models that were adopted and offer suggestions as to how […]