CAFÉ SAINTZ The Sunday Club team was very excited to launch our first youth event, Café Saintz, on Sunday 28th October. Supported by the Lordsbridge Youth Worker Teresa Taylor, Sarah Rittman and Rich Gilbert planned activities for young people in Year 7 and over. They met at 5pm at the Moringa Tree Café who kindly […]
For the 10th year running a group of walkers set off on 22nd September from Gonville & Caius Chapel, Cambridge to walk to Haslingfield Church to commemorate the journey by foot which Bishop Charles Mackenzie regularly took in the mid-19th century to help with services here. His memorial window can be seen at the east […]
A friend explained recently how her family had a wonderful day out at the beach during the summer. But after the two-hour trip to drive there, it was only when her 6-year-old son said, “Mummy, we haven’t checked the tide times!” did my friend realise that their magical day of swimming in the sea just […]
HOME GROUPS All Saints’ has two homegroups which meet weekly during term time. Both groups begin with a time to catch up on each others’ news, followed by looking at a Bible passage or considering a topic in the light of the Christian faith. We discuss how it relates to, or helps us in our […]
Please follow the link below to see the August edition of our All Saints’ Church newsletter. All Saints Newletter August 18
Here’s the Men’s Group enjoying a very pleasant meal in the churchyard, prior to a fascinating talk by Robin Page on 25 years of the Countryside Preservation Society
Please follow the link below to see the July edition of our All Saints’ Church newsletter. Newsletter Link: http://allsaintschurchhaslingfield.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/All-Saints-Newletter-July-18.pdf
MESSY CHURCH WITH HOLY COMMUNION took place in Haslingfield Church for the first time a short while ago. It was attended by members of churches in the Lordsbridge Team. The theme was The Easter Story, presented as ‘The Almost Unbelievable Truth’ led by Reverend Beth Cope, the Lordsbridge Team Pioneer Curate. A welcome breakfast […]
All Anglican churches have a formal committee called a Parochial Church Council (PCC). All Saints’ PCC meets every two months to discuss matters concerning the church: the building, its environs, financial matters and most importantly, its worshipping community. It currently has twelve members and is chaired by Rev’d Becca. The members are elected at the […]