Friends of St. Paul's - St Paul's, Cambridge

Friend's at St. Paul
Become a Friend
"Now more than ever we need your support. Becoming a Friend
will help us to continue the life changing work at
St Paul’s andsupport initiatives for the whole community."
We raise funds for projects such as:
Special projects within the community
Repair work to the church roof
Installation of a defibrillator
Improved access to the building for all
Improved energy efficiency of the building
Why Help is Needed?

St Paul’s is more than a venue. The Covid-19 Pandemic has had a dramatic effect on the income generated by the Centre, and while we regularly apply for grants, this often requires us to provide matched funding. Our congregation provides us with donations and legacies, but these cannot be relied upon to meet our ongoing costs.

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"We therefore need your help and invite you to become a friend, and in doing so, support your local community."

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"More than fifteen hundred people go through the doors
of St Paul’s each week."

Our community involvement and pastoral care takes us beyond the con- fines of the building. We work extensively in Newtown with residents and businesses, and offer hospitality at the Centre through regular hot lunches and suppers.

We also operate on the international stage. Members of our community co-founded the amazing charity Street Child United, which hosts Football and Cricket World Cups for street children from all over the world.
Over 100 homeless people have been given support last year

We work more broadly within Cambridge City addressing issues such as homelessness, providing a weekly winter night shelter and meal and supporting the work of the Cambridge City Foodbank.
Over 350 hot meals are served
every month

Hospitality is at the heart of St. Paul's. We regularly share our stories together around the meal table.

Bringing the community together
The Arts and Environment feature in our work which includes a biannual Arts Festival, opportunities for music in the community, and ways to connect with the environment through walks, canoeing and camping.
Changing the world for street children
Street Child United enables street children to obtain a legal identity - changing their lives.
All of this valued activity makes use of, and relies upon, the built fabric of
St Paul’s, and the dedication of our staff and volunteers.

Find us
St Paul's,
Hills Road,
Cambridge, CB2 1JP

Contact us
01223 576899
office@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
bookings@stpaulscambridge.org.uk

Resources
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The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding which may be found in our Safeguarding Policy and on the Church of England’s website: https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding. Our specific policy is here. If you have any non-urgent questions or concerns please contact our Safeguarding Officer on safeguarding@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
 
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Friend's at St. Paul

Become a Friend

"Now more than ever we need your support. Becoming a Friend
will help us to continue the life changing work at
St Paul’s andsupport initiatives for the whole community."

We raise funds for projects such as:

Why Help is Needed?

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"We therefore need your help and invite you to become a friend, and in doing so, support your local community."

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"More than fifteen hundred people go through the doors
of St Paul’s each week."

Our community involvement and pastoral care takes us beyond the con- fines of the building. We work extensively in Newtown with residents and businesses, and offer hospitality at the Centre through regular hot lunches and suppers.

We also operate on the international stage. Members of our community co-founded the amazing charity Street Child United, which hosts Football and Cricket World Cups for street children from all over the world.

Over 100 homeless people have been given support last year

We work more broadly within Cambridge City addressing issues such as homelessness, providing a weekly winter night shelter and meal and supporting the work of the Cambridge City Foodbank.

Over 350 hot meals are served
every month

Hospitality is at the heart of St. Paul's. We regularly share our stories together around the meal table.

Bringing the community together

The Arts and Environment feature in our work which includes a biannual Arts Festival, opportunities for music in the community, and ways to connect with the environment through walks, canoeing and camping.

Changing the world for street children

Street Child United enables street children to obtain a legal identity - changing their lives.

All of this valued activity makes use of, and relies upon, the built fabric of

St Paul’s, and the dedication of our staff and volunteers.

Safe Spaces

Friend's at St. Paul

Become a Friend

"Now more than ever we need your support. Becoming a Friendwill help us to continue the life changing work atSt Paul’s andsupport initiatives for the whole community."

We raise funds for projects such as:

Why Help is Needed?

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"We therefore need your help and invite you to become a friend, and in doing so, support your local community."

St Paul’s Church on Hills Road, Cambridge is a vibrant place of worship and community centre - a hub of social activity. We host groups, lunches, activities, clubs and classes every day of the week for the whole community.

Our building is a local landmark within one of Cambridge’s Conservation Areas and our pocket park/garden offers a green oasis open to all.

"More than fifteen hundred people go through the doorsof St Paul’s each week."

Our community involvement and pastoral care takes us beyond the con- fines of the building. We work extensively in Newtown with residents and businesses, and offer hospitality at the Centre through regular hot lunches and suppers.

We also operate on the international stage. Members of our community co-founded the amazing charity Street Child United, which hosts Football and Cricket World Cups for street children from all over the world.

Over 100 homeless people have been given support last year

We work more broadly within Cambridge City addressing issues such as homelessness, providing a weekly winter night shelter and meal and supporting the work of the Cambridge City Foodbank.

Over 350 hot meals are servedevery month

Hospitality is at the heart of St. Paul's. We regularly share our stories together around the meal table.

Bringing the community together

The Arts and Environment feature in our work which includes a biannual Arts Festival, opportunities for music in the community, and ways to connect with the environment through walks, canoeing and camping.

Changing the world for street children

Street Child United enables street children to obtain a legal identity - changing their lives.

All of this valued activity makes use of, and relies upon, the built fabric of

St Paul’s, and the dedication of our staff and volunteers.

Safe Spaces

"Now more than ever we need your support. Becoming a Friend
will help us to continue the life changing work at
St Paul’s andsupport initiatives for the whole community."

"More than fifteen hundred people go through the doors
of St Paul’s each week."

Over 350 hot meals are served
every month