StBotolph Me too! Fantastic verse anthem See See the Word is Incarnate by Orlando Gibbons is what I’m looking forward to for first time A wonderful addition to our repertoire

Celebrate with us the wonderful news of Easter at 11am at St Botolph’s! Fabulous music as always.

If you want to know the sort of stock we have had coming in in bucketloads for our StBotolph book sale (27th April) here is a random example of stuff that had come in this week:

🚨REMINDER🚨 This Saturday, 27th April, is the latest St Botolph's book sale! ⏲️ 11am-4.30pm 🗺️ StBotolph, Cambridge, next to Corpus Christi 📚 Huge & eclectic stock. Big new donations esp in: religion, classics, history, cookery 👛 Low prices. £1 pb, £3 hb 💳 We take card!

Time to post Rachel Tancock’s magnificent St George from the side chapel at St Botolph’s.

You’d expect a booksale on behalf of St Botolph, patron saint of travellers, to be well equipped with travel guides. Come and have a look at our booksale on Saturday 11-4.30pm. Coffee, tea and cakes too.

Glad to see the draft of the latest St Botolph's service sheet, inc. another outing for the Athanasian Creed (as is proper) on Whitsunday, plus a special service for Restoration Day. For Anglicanism of the sort that essentially remains unaltered since 1662, come to StBotolph

We had our annual parish church meeting at StBotolph on Sunday. Our parish electoral roll up to 57 from 51 (and 45 the year before). Congregations averaging around 50. Income up. If you give people traditional worship, BCP liturgy and orthodox preaching, they will come.

These are the kneelers that Elisabeth and her team have made for StBotolph. Amazing! What an effort!

The new crime fiction shop in Cambridge, due to open in about a fortnight, is shaping up nicely... You can come & buy some golden age detective novels and visit St Botolph's at the same time! Then go for tea and cake at Fitzbillies (all within a 20 seconds walk of each other)

Further demonstrating that there really is no limit to the paths explored in the St Botolph’s booksale today - 11-4.30pm. Coffees and cakes too!

A typically eclectic transport section at St Botolph’s booksale today - 11-4.30pm.

Slightly stunned to see that in the 4 months since 25 February we have had 35,000 visitors to St Botolph’s. Around 300 people a day to admire the Bodley restoration, the Kempe and Tancock stained glass, the Laudian font and the wonderful facsimiles from the Parker Library.

Alumna The Rev Dr Cally Hammond (m.1995), Dean of Gonville & Caius College will be speaking with Mark Smith tomorrow on the Book of Common Prayer with next door StBotolph. Sherry and cake to follow.

22nd December 2024 St Botolph's hassocks enjoying choir practice this afternoon. StBotolph

A year ago today we set up a people counter and now we are astonished and grateful to find we had 101,445 visitors to St Botolph’s in the last 12 months. Some for services, some for prayer, some for music and some just to look around. This was our Carol Service.

Packed Easter Day service today. StBotolph. A relevant lesson and a painting by me on a similar theme. Happy Easter.

Time to send this out again - the fabulous Rachel Tancock window at St Botolph’s. Happy St George’s Day!

It’s the St Botolph’s booksale again. 11-4.30pm today. Busy already, and coffee and cakes going well too!

One of the things to come out of Covid lockdown was these wonderful kneelers. And still increasing in number so a further dedication on Easter Day and more to come!