Summer Highlights: Artistry, Activism, and Belief

* joining in with Greenbelt Festival’s 50th anniversary celebrations

* exploring Northstowe, with biodegradable glitter as we prayed for peace

* painting and re-roofing the Wellbeing Shed in school…

* sharing home-made pizza, and baking bread for a deeply poetic communion

We often say we’re “church, but not as you know it”, and this summer has really felt like that!

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Now, you’ll find us back in the Primary School most Sunday Afternoons (3.30-5pm) for our intergenerational Afternoon Gatherings: deep rooted faith... shaped for this time and place. Visit our website to find out more about Wild Church, Compline, Little Explorers, Food and Faith... and more! www.northstowe.church

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SAVE THE DATES

• 31st October: Drop in All Hallows’ Eve campfire outside Church House on Woodpecker Close from dusk

• 12th November: Northstowe’s Act of Remembrance by Bug Hunters Water (gather 10.45 to join the 11am Silence)

• 12th November: As part of Northstowe’s Winter Festival, we are partnering with Northstowe Arts for a Lantern Making Workshop with Afternoon Tea (3.30-5pm)

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WE ARE:

Made up of people moving into the area, rooted and growing here in our new town Those just starting exploring their spirituality and pilgrims dusty from the journeyPeople who love to get involved in our local communities, and want to make a differenceNot just meeting on-site but part of the family at The Pathfinder Church of England Primary School; Founder members of the Northstowe Youth Hive, committed to bringing together young people from all genders, backgrounds, faiths, cultures, and sexualities, to have fun, develop, and make a difference.Here to offer weddings, funerals, and thanksgiving or Christening services to ANYONE who lives in the area Committed to a shared vision with The Church of England, The United Reformed Church, The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and Baptists Together, alongside ever deepening connections with other Christian traditions involved in Churches Together in Cambridgeshire