StAG Students

It's the last podcast of term, this week the podcast is hosted by Adam and Sarah.

They share some thoughts on how to keep going over the Christmas vacation. 

Merry Christmas!

Robbie and Sarah discuss the implications of the cross of Jesus on the lives of all who follow him. 

Plus hear from George Martin about the difference the cross has made in his life. 

In the first of a 2 part series Robbie and Sarah help us think through the centrality of the cross in the Christian faith.

Plus hear from 2 students about the difference the Cross of Jesus has made and still makes to their lives.

This Sunday is "Mission Sunday" where the whole church family is encouraged to think about being on Mission with God.

So on the podcast this week we here from a student currently in Japan and from someone heading off as a missionary in January.

This weeks podcast is a bit longer because we are joined by special guest, Richard Buggs.

Richard is a biologist and researcher at Kew Gardens and he is also a Christian. He joins us to share some thoughts about how we as Christians can think about the problems facing the natural world.

Plus hear from a student who by the end of November will be drinking 7 cups of tea a day.

On this weeks podcast Luisa sits down to chat with our Vicar and his wife, Alasdair and Rachel Paine.

A great chance to get to know what makes them tick and what they can't live without.

Robbie and Luisa sit down to chat about living as a Christian during this very weird term.

Plus hear 2nd year Jordan's experiences which include working for the NHS "Track and Trace" team.

Adam and Sarah share some thoughts on why the local church is really worth bothering with.

Also hear from 3rd year Kai Xing about her experience of church in Cambridge.

Plus some discussion questions at the end to give you some food for thought this week.

Sarah and Ben (two of the StAG student workers) begin to think about how Jesus might answer the question of "what would make this term a good one?".

Plus a chance to hear from a StAG student about what they bring to a group of 6.