Join us for light refreshments at our community café, run by the St. Ives (Cambs) Foodbank.

This is free for anyone to attend for a warm drink, cake or biscuit and a chat.

On the second Tuesday of each month we welcome an advisor from HDC’s Resident Advice and Information Team, and on the third Tuesday of each month we welcome an advisor from P3 Charity. There is no need to book these sessions, simply turn up for free advice.

During Lent we join together to walk the Stations of the Cross at All Saints each Friday evening.

The Stations of the Cross have formed part of Christian devotion at Passiontide for many centuries because they enable us to engage actively with the path of suffering walked by Jesus. They originated when early Christians visited Jerusalem and wanted to follow literally in the footsteps of Jesus, tracing the path from Pilate’s house to Calvary. They would pause for prayer and devotion at various points. As we walk around our church, gazing upon images of Christ's passion, we imagine his suffering and acknowledge his sacrifice for our salvation.

We meet every Sunday to celebrate the Eucharist, with hymns, Bible readings, prayers and a sermon. There are groups for young children to enjoy activities with leaders, a choir, incense, and more.

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Beginning Holy Week we celebrate Palm Sunday during our Sunday morning sung worship. Hymns, a reading of the Passion Gospel, and handing out of Palm crosses are all part of this family-friendly service to help us to prepare for a week of devotion and prayer.

In this service we remember Jesus' Last Supper and re-enact the washing of feet for those who wish to partake in this activity. We celebrate the Eucharist and complete our evening worship with the Watch, where we keep the church open until Midnight for those who wish to pray, meditate and sit quietly in the presence of the Holy Sacrament.

In this solemn service we remember the events of Christ's Passion and hear read the passion narrative from the Gospel according to John. We venerate the cross, receive the reserved sacrament (in one kind only) and remember Christ's suffering in the hope of what is to come on Easter morn.

In this service, we re-trace Jesus' footsteps through the Stations of the Cross, but this time in reverse. This service enables us to focus on the suffering and grief felt by Mary, the Mother of God, as she beholds her son upon the cross.

Join us for this joyful celebration of Easter Day and the resurrection of our Lord! Enjoy our usual Sunday Eucharist alongside the Blessing of the Easter Garden display. Our children's workers will run activities for young people and all are welcome to join us for refreshments after the service.