The Christian Meditation group meets weekly in the Hervey de Stanton chapel in Michaelhouse on Mondays at 12.30pm. The group is growing; there are currently 15 people from a range of churches (and none) who attend regularly, and quite often friends and tourists join us. The meeting is 30 minutes long; after a guided time of preparation and an opportunity to reflect, we sit together for 20 mins – in silence. For those who can stay there is an option of a simple shared soup lunch at 1pm. The group is open to all and offers a still point and friendship in the middle of a working day.

The Wednesday afternoon study group is small because space is limited in the home where we meet. We are ably led by Catherine Smart who helps us in our study of the Bible by providing extensive background knowledge and insight. Over the past few years we have studied a number of books, including Revelation, all the gospels, Genesis, Isaiah and the epistle to the Romans.

The Bonhoeffer Group is a study and fellowship group, which meets in person, and has online access when needed. There are about a dozen members, although not all can make the weekly meetings on Thursdays from 7.30 to 9 in central Cambridge. We enjoy light refreshments as we gather, then do a study, and close with sharing praise and prayer items. The group name came from its first study of a book about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and we often study a short theological book together, but usually focus on Bible studies.

This group meets every Tuesday at 5 pm via Zoom to read and discuss books of the Bible. We are currently working our way through the Acts of the Apostles having completed St Luke’s Gospel earlier. We work our way slowly and steadily through books, exploring narrative, historical context, theology, and relevance to us in our contemporary world. Fortified with prayer and contemplation. Our recent studies have seen us exploring books about women: Ruth, Esther, Susannah, Judith. Prophecy: Isaiah, Jeremiah. Gospels of Mark and Matthew. A mixed group of people from GSM and beyond. Coordinators are Brian and Paula Corby and facilitator, Andrew Day.

Read, Mark, Learn meets online on Thursdays from 5 to 6 p.m. during school  term. We normally look at one of the readings for the following Sunday Eucharist and we typically keep with the same book for several weeks. Each week there is an opening overview followed by discussion. We begin and end with prayer.

Sunday evenings (for an hour or so after Evensong on days when the choristers have been singing): Emmaus Youth Group Aimed at young people in year 5 and above, this group includes fun ways of learning and growing in faith (with pizza) and prayer.