Two ways to attend

All places must be booked in advance for the whole term. 

 

👨‍👩‍👧 Family (intergenerational) places

Children from The Pathfinder School attend with a parent or carer — and siblings are welcome too!
  • A chance to grow in faith together

  • Grown-ups join in the story, song, creativity, and wondering

  • Especially valued by families who enjoyed Little Explorers

  • We’re starting with 6 family places for the first half term

  • We’ll hold a waiting list and hope to offer more places once the club is established

 

🧒 Independent (after-school) places


Children attend on their own, supervised by school staff
  • Booked via MCAS alongside other school clubs BY MONDAY 8th Sept
    - see message (to be) sent home on Friday 5th Sept

  • Suitable for those who want to join in but can’t attend with a grown-up

  • Numbers are limited, so early booking is advised


Waiting List and attendance

📬 If you're on our “First to Hear More” list, you’ll receive the booking links directly.
To join the list or get in touch, visit:
👉 www.northstowe.church/home#contact

Please remember:

  • Bookings are for the whole term — for both families and individual children

  • If you find you can no longer attend, please let us know so we can offer your place to someone on the waiting list

  • Places are limited and will be offered first-come, first-served once booking opens


Cost and Donations

 

Pathfinder Church Club is free to attend.

We want every child and family to be able to join in, regardless of financial circumstances.

We’re incredibly grateful for the support that’s making this possible:

  • The Pathfinder CofE Primary School – providing use of the school space
  • Pathfinder Church – covering the cost of resources, food, and materials
  • The Growing Faith Foundation – funding start-up costs and volunteer training
  • And of course, our brilliant staff and volunteers, who give their time and energy each week

If you're in a position to make a financial donation, it would be warmly appreciated. You can read more about how to support the work of the Northstowe Church Network — and why local churches rely on donations from those who take part — at:

👉 www.northstowe.church/give

Thank you for helping make this club possible — not just for your child, but for others too.

Looking for something else?

 

If Thursdays don’t work for you, you are on the waiting list, or if you have younger children, we’d love to welcome you at:

From our church family...

“I find I’m talking to people at work about what we did on Sundays, thinking through different aspects as the week progresses. The focus of meetings is not on limitations - what we can’t, or shouldn’t, do - but on how knowing Jesus is the best, most liberating, gift the world offers. And at Pathfinder I feel like I’m being equipped and trusted to develop this relationship with Jesus myself.”
“Pathfinder is a beautiful community, in which there is space to explore our faith in exciting ways.


A great church for our young family!!”


 
“Being part of a church community that is multidenominational is a blessing and how Jesus would have wanted us to approach our faith and the community. It's hard to come by a church that makes everyone feel so welcome with no level of judgement and a constant link and connection to the local community and other churches in the area. ”
 

Visit the events page to see what's happening across the whole Northstowe Church Network. 

Here are some highlights for those who find their main home in Pathfinder Church:

Want to know more or stay in touch?

Pathfinder Church Northstowe and the Northstowe Church Network are committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Safeguarding Officer. The Diocese of Ely’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (DSA) who advise our SO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the DSA. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority Children or Adults Services.