We’re joining churches up and down the country in setting aside the week before Pentecost to pray thy kingdom come over our city and our nation.
Join us for Morning Prayer from 7.30–8.15am from Monday 18 May–Thursday 21 May, either in the HMH or online. For those joining us in person, there’ll be tea, coffee, fruit, and muffins provided.
Join us for Intercessory Worship at 12.45pm from Monday 18 May–Thursday 21 May in the Main Church. Feel free to BYO lunch to eat from 12.45pm, and then worship will run from 1.00–2.00pm.
If you can’t make it to these daily events, we’d still encourage you to join us in prayer. We’ll be sharing daily resources on Instagram, our WhatsApp prayer group, and via email.
Join us for our GATHER: Worship & Prayer night on Tuesday 19 May from 7.45–9.15pm. This event will take place in the Main Church and we will be praying for God’s kingdom to come in our city.
We’re joining with churches across the city on Wednesday 20 May to celebrate what God’s doing in Cambridge, to hear encouraging stories, to raise our voices in worship, and to pray for God’s work. This event is being hosted by Christ Church Cambridge and is from 7.30–9.00pm.
We know there’s loads happening in the week leading up to Pentecost, but if you could make one or two events – these are the top priorities!
Join us for a Worship Night on Saturday 16 May as we begin our week of prayer and the countdown to Pentecost. The evening will start at 7.30pm and is taking place in the Main Church.
Join us for a Whole-Church Picnic on 24 May, which is Pentecost Sunday. We’ll be meeting from 1.30 – look out for the big blue HT flags on Jesus Green, BYO food, and enjoy time getting to know other HT-ers!
Here are five reasons why we encourage fasting
Want to know more reasons why people fast? Watch these short Vox Pops from members of our church below.
We’re inviting everyone in our church family to practise fasting during our week of prayer. Here are a few practical tips on how you can integrate this practice into your week.
If you’re looking to delve deeper into the practice of fasting, we highly recommend The Art of Fasting by Matthew Porter. We’ve got lots of copies on our book stall at the back of the Main Church, or you can order your copy online.
The Fasting Practice resources by John Mark Comer, which can be accessed online, are also great.