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You can read more about upcoming events below, a. but nothing beats a personal conversation. 

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Your local Minister:

Revd Dr Beth Cope
Church House, 6 Woodpecker Close
Northstowe
CB24 1AW
01954 261181

Events during Holy Week

Palm Sunday Adventure

πŸ“ The Pathfinder CofE Primary School
πŸ•— Sunday 29th March 3:30-5pm

We'll be exploring the events of Holy Week through interactive stations, in a very similar way to last year. Weather permitting, we'll enjoy ice cream outside.. but icecream Palm Sundaes can be just as fun to make in the hall!

Scroll down to see what we did last year!
 

πŸŒ™πŸž Maundy Thursday Communion Meal πŸ·πŸŒΎ

πŸ“ A Local Home 
πŸ•— Thursday 7:30pm

On Maundy Thursday evening,  step into a story told through food, converstion, and candlelight. Our Communion Meal isn't like a typical service – it's part meal, part story, part shared journey.
Inspired by the Last Supper, the cry for freedom in the Passover, and the voices of liberation movements across time, we’ll gather around tables to remember, reflect, and hope. Whether this is familiar or brand new, there’s a place for you at the table.

πŸ₯— Contact us to join the WhatsApp group to help share around who's bringing what for the meal!

Good Friday in Northstowe


We're using the group whatsapps to arrange low key things rather than a big central gathering. 

πŸŒ… Easter Dawn in Northstowe

πŸ“ Bug Hunters Water 
πŸ•— Sunday 5th April meet by the Faith Land site on Stirling Road at 6.15am

We gather in darkness to watch the sun rise and celebrate that Christ is Risen!

DRESS FOR THE WEATHER - RSVP for more hello@northstowe.church and ask for the link to the WhatsApp where final arrangement will be shared

πŸŒ… Easter Morning in Northstowe


πŸ“ The Pathfinder CofE Primary School

πŸ•— Sunday 5th April 10am
β˜• starting with HOT CROSS BUNS!

This Easter, we’re creating a space for all ages to explore the story of love that’s stronger than everything. Whether church is familiar or completely new to you, you’re welcome to come just as you are.

We’ll reflect, wonder, create, and share β€” with live music, conversation, and Communion (the symbolic meal that connects us with God and one another). There's no pressure to take part in anything that doesn't feel right for you.

Expect colour, story, music, curiosity, and encounter β€” and afterwards, an Easter egg hunt for anyone feeling playful! 🐣

Communion this year will be led in the Baptist tradition by Revd Mark Burleigh, County Ecumenical Officer

Find out more: northstowe.church/easter

#Northstowe #EasterInNorthstowe #AllAreWelcome #HopeAndNewLife #FamilyFriendlyFaith

β˜• Breakfast on the Road to Emmaus

πŸ“ The Pathfinder CofE Primary School
πŸ“… Sunday 12th April
πŸ•€ 9.30am
πŸ₯ Starting with breakfast together

After the excitement of Easter morning, the story continues. Two disciples walk a dusty road, talking through everything that has happened β€” and discover that the risen Jesus is walking with them.

This year we’re gathering for a simple end-of-holiday breakfast as we explore that story together. Expect conversation, reflection, and space to wonder about where we meet God in the ordinary moments of life.

Whether church is familiar or completely new to you, you’re warmly welcome to come just as you are. There will be space for all ages to join in the story β€” or simply enjoy breakfast and good company.

Expect food, story, curiosity, and community as we continue the Easter journey together.

Find out more: northstowe.church/easter

#Northstowe #RoadToEmmaus #EasterJourney #AllAreWelcome #PrayingExploringSharing

Holy Week 2025

Provisional Dates for your Diary


Check back nearer the time, but we're expecting...
β›” No Gathering – Sunday 3rd May
There will be no Pathfinder Church service on May Bank Holiday weekendβ€”a great chance to visit another local church or spend time with family and friends.
Pathfinder Church  and the Northstowe Church Network is 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."