A widow returns as a stranger to her homeland. Where will she find the hope to help her sing again? Fleeing famine in her hometown of Bethlehem, Naomi settles with her family in the neighbouring country of Moab. However, when her husband and two sons die, she decides to return home. With her faith in God shaken, she finds herself a stranger in her homeland. Thus begins the struggle to find her place in society, and ultimately to find the hope that will help her sing again. Based on the Biblical book of Ruth, this play deals with the timeless themes of faith, doubt, despair, hope and redemption.
Corpus Christi Playroom 2nd-4th September 2010, 7.30pm Tickets - £6 (Concessions £5) (Each online ticket is subject to a 70p booking fee)
Tickets can be purchased from: Cambridge Arts Theatre, 6 St Edwards Passage, Cambridge CB2 3PJ Box Office: 01223 503333 Box Office open Mon – Sat, 12 noon – 6pm Book Online: http://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/pages/hope.html
Corpus Christi Playroom is located at 10 St Edwards Passage, Cambridge CB2 3PJ.
Hope Players are an amateur drama group sponsored by Hope Cambridge – formerly Hope 08 – which is an initiative of churches working together in Cambridge (see www.hopecambridge.com). Previous productions by Hope Players include: ‘The Cambridge Passion’ for Easter 2008 and ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' at Christmas 2009.
The Evening Celebration (7pm) service will be taking a break over the summer as usual, but the 8am and 10.30am services continue as normal, with the 10.30am services being all age with the theme Designer Living, a series based on Luke chapter 9.
Prayer can at times feel messy, with more questions than answers. Like - what does it mean to pray? Where do we start? What do we say? How do we keep going? Are we doing it right? Does God listen to us? How do we listen to God? When can I manage to pray at all when life is so busy?
All of us feel like that sometimes, and what we hope to do in this series of three evenings is to have time and space to explore different ways of praying, in the company of others also wanting to deepen their prayer life.
May 19th 7.45 – 9.15 pm Prayer in the midst of mess
Sunday, 12th September 2010 4.00 – 5.30 pm at All Saints Church Milton - An invitation to families who are considering baptism or thanksgiving
• What does baptism mean?
• Details of the baptism and thanksgiving services
• Time for questions
• Get to know some of the team at All Saints
• Activities for older children
• Cakes and drinks provided
R.S.V.P to Eleanor Williams at All Saint Church Office 01223 441007 Or email:
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You're invited to meet to pray in Church on Friday mornings 7 - 7.30am. Drop in as you can or stay for the whole session. In particular, the three of us who regularly meet on a Friday morning at 7am would be delighted to have more company! This prayer time have a specific focus: we pray for the church, the community and the interaction between the two.
“Being allowed to be ourselves, the women God created us to be.”
Join us for a women's breakfast on Saturday 17th April 8.30 – 10am. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, meet and make friends. The speaker is Emily Henderson who grew up in Milton and volunteers at an orphanage in Uganda. Admission is free.
All Saints are the UK’s first church to pioneer the Foodshare project which launched in Milton this summer. If you would like to donate any produce from your garden or allotment, please put it in the Foodshare box in church on Sundays and it’ll be delivered to the Children's Hospice that evening. For fresh produce during the week, please use the Donation Stations at the Allotment (Ely Rd) or 1 Faulkner Close.
