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What We Do
Our Sunday Services
10am at Morley Memorial School
Our Sunday morning service allows the whole church family to gather together for corporate praise, prayer and learning. This includes Rock Bible Club for children aged 2-14, and a sermon for the adults. There is also a crèche for under-2s available throughout the service. The meeting is followed by refreshments.
6pm at Morley Memorial School
Our Sunday evening programme complements our morning services and home groups. The service lasts an hour and usually includes a time of corporate praise and prayer, followed by biblical teaching. The final 10 minutes is an interactive time for questions and discussion on what has been heard. The meeting is followed by refreshments.
We also have guest events on a regular basis, designed to be especially suitable for those who aren't Christians - these usually take place at 7pm.
Children and Youth
Rock Bible Club
Sunday morning groups for all children. See Rachel Matthews (511885, rachel.matthews7@ntlworld.com )
Little Rockers
A parent & toddler group, reaching out into the local community. The sessions include free play, messy play, drinks and breadsticks, story and song and Tea & Talk time for parents and carers. Meeting every Monday morning 9.30-11am at Lichfield Community Centre, Lichfield Road, just off Cherry Hinton Road. Cost £1.50 per family. Contact Helen Sweasey (211722. helen.sweasey@btopenworld.com )
Impact
This is a group for all at secondary school, particularly aimed at years 7-10. Impact provides a varied programme of activities and outings and occasional discussions. Friday evenings 7.30-9.30pm; see James & Naomi Wrycroft for details (245671, wrycrofts@hotmail.com)
Gone Fishing
A group for school years 10-13 involving Bible studies, topical discussions and social events. It meets on Sunday evenings 7.30-9.15pm at 42A Greystoke Road. See Kate Hammond for more information (240732, kate77hammond@btinternet.com)
Home Groups
Wednesday & Thursday evenings in different homes throughout the city.
Home groups provide an invaluable opportunity to meet regularly in a smaller group of people. This allows us to get to know each other better, support and pray for each other, and learn from the Bible together. They are an essential part of our life together as a church. Please see Alice Jackson (a_jack2012@hotmail.com) about joining a group.
Japanese Ministry
Cambridge is internationally famous for its academic institutions and so we can meet people from different parts of the world in Cambridge. The city boasts a significant and growing Japanese presence: people either studying or working at the University or in Cambridge to improve their English at one of the many language schools in the city.
At Rock we have been blessed by having people that help those from Japan settle in Cambridge as well as getting them to hear and understand the message of the Christian faith.
Contact: Roger & J Nam Stevens at stevensroger@omf.net.
Working with the Elderly
We all appear to be living longer and so Cambridge boasts a large population of elderly people. At Rock Baptist, we work with the elderly by regular visiting some of the residential homes in the city as well as hosting Diamonds Café which allows elderly people a time to get together with tea and cakes, games, crafts, occasional talks and a "Thought for the Day" slot.
Contact: Russ Lucier at rslucier@yahoo.co.uk or Alice Jackson at a_jack2012@hotmail.com. |
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