Burundi

Hills Road Cambridge CB2 8RN

Parish Office (9-12 noon) : 01223 241316

Reg. Charity 1155126

Burundi

The Bethesda project is sponsored by The Kepplewray Project. It is a programme in Burundi for training disabled and disadvantaged local people in physical and life-affirming skills.

More information can be found on their web site.

For information about The Kepplewray Project, visit:

https://www.kepplewray.org.uk/

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Weekday Worship

Monday
Morning Prayer in Church, 9:00am.

Tuesday
Morning Prayer via Zoom, 9:00am.

Sung Evensong with Charter Choir, 6:30pm - in University term

Wednesday
Morning Prayer in Church, 9:00am.

Holy Communion in Church, 10:00am.

Compline via Zoom, 9:00pm.

Thursday

Morning Prayer via Zoom, 9:00am.

Please message us if you would like to join Morning Prayer or Compline on Zoom.

Parish Voice

Below you can catch up with everything that's been happening, and is coming up, by downloading our Parish Voice, enjoy!

Parish Voice for Advent, Christmas & Epiphany

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A Rocha

Eco-Church News!

Many congratulations to Roger and the team leading St John’s A Rocha Eco Church journey on the news that our application for a Bronze Award has been successful.

In her letter of congratulation Lissy from the A Rocha UK Eco Church Team writes: ‘I have checked your survey scores and am delighted to confirm your award. Well done to everyone involved in reaching this milestone!’

If you would like to know more about our activities and be put in touch with others who are committed to action, contact Roger.

If you would like to know more about the A Rocha Scheme you can visit their website here:

https://ecochurch.arocha.org.uk/

What's been happening?

Messy Church - The Nativity

We had a wonderful Messy Church where we were Donkey's and had to gather together all the characters for the Nativity story, but......there was a catch! They were all in pieces! After putting our characters together we gathered with them for a reading of the Nativity story.

Christmas Carols on the River

On Sunday 5th December our fabulous choir took part in Let's Go Punting and The Traditional Punting Company's Annual Charity Christmas Carol event; Christmas Carols on the River. The event was this year in aid of Blue Smile.

The choir sang everyone's favourite Christmas Carols whilst gliding along the River Cam on a Chauffeured Punt on a very cold afternoon. Well done everyone!

For more information about this event please visit;

https://www.letsgopunting.co.uk/christmas-carols-on-the-river/ or https://www.traditionalpuntingcompany.com/tours/christmas-carols-on-the-river/.

Cello Recital

We spent a wonderful evening with Georgia Morse. Our thanks to everyone who came, we hope you enjoyed the evening. A big thanks especially to Georgia for so generously sharing her musical talent with us all.

COP26 What Next? Climate Panel

On December 3rd, St John's hosted a climate panel on what might happen following the COP26 conference.

The Panel brought together expertise on international climate change negotiations from Dr Joanna Depledge, on climate change strategy, the reform of energy markets from Professor Michael Grubb, and an insight into the relationship between climate change and poverty in the Global South from Robin Greenwood. Each analyst gave their own perspective and then the floor was opened to questions. Further information about the panellists can be found here.

You can watch the Climate Panel Lecture here. The material begins 7 minutes 48 seconds into the live-stream, and covers the three keynote speeches - Dr Depledge, Professor Grubb, and Robin Greenwood. The duration of the three talks, giving a vital perspective on COP26 and its outcome, is 48 minutes. Q&A section is not recorded.