Hospitality
Hospitality is a key feature of our community programme, as we provide opportunities for people to meet, talk and eat. Each week, meals are prepared, cooked and served by volunteers from St Paul’s, the Volunteer Centre and the local community. There is a small charge for most of these meals.
Monday Simple Supper
6pm, Lower Hall
Each week we eat a simple meal, listening to each other's stories as we share our food together. People attend from the local community, the congregation, and those who are homeless or those in food poverty. The diverse mix of people makes this an unusual but special gathering which embodies our 'All Are Welcome' ethos.
After clearing away we hold a short service in the chapel at 7 pm where we light candles for people. We suggest a donation of £2 for the meal but understand that not everyone is always able to pay this.
For more information contact hello@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
Thursday Lunch Club
12.30pm, Lower Hall
Every Thursday, for the last 10 years we have hosted a two-course lunch at St. Paul's for those who have links with the church and those who don't. There is much discussion about health, families and various trials and tribulations. People arrive early and linger in the foyer and many friendships are forged here. Food is of the highest quality and really nutritious and the users always thank Jane Gresham and her team who never know how many they will be feeding on that specific day! We have people who are not part of the congregation who volunteer in the kitchen as they love the ethos of St. Paul's.
For those who wish to attend there is also usually a short service at 12.00
For more information contact hello@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
Friday Lunch Club
12.30pm, Lower Hall
Pam and Simon Brooks host a freshly prepared meal and give it a lunch party feel with fresh flowers and set tables. All are welcome, more particularly those aged 60+. The atmosphere is welcoming, the food is good with two courses and a cup of tea or coffee to follow. The price is £4.00 . The company is warm and inviting, it is great fun - do join us. No need to book.
For those who wish to attend there is a short Communion Service in the Chapel before the service at 12.00 noon.
For more information contact hello@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
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Safe Spaces
Safe Spaces is a free and independent support service foranyone who has experienced abuse in relation to the Church of England, the Church in Wales, or the Catholic Church of England and Wales. This could beabuse by someone who holds any role in the church or is linked to participating in a church-led activity or group. If you have been affected, however long ago, Safe Spaces can provide you with support. You do not have need to have told the police or the church authorities, and you do not have to still be involved with the church. Your information will not be shared without your consent, unless you or someone else is in immediate danger. Safe Spaces can provide a range of help, including advocating with authorities and other agencies, giving emotional support, providing information (including information on church and police procedures), understanding your needs and working together on individual support plans. Tel: 0300 303 1056 (answerphone available outside of opening times) safespaces@victimsupport.org.uk. LiveChat - via the Safe Spaces website -
https://www.safespacesenglandandwales.org.uk/.
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