Holy Trinity Church Cambridge

Passage: Mark 11:27-12:12

Rob McDonald, a Ridley Hall tutor and long‑time Anglican minister, preaches on John 13:1-17. He explores Jesus’ hour, the startling intimacy of foot washing, and how authority is best used in humble service. Listens to threats like betrayal and darkness, yet insists on imitating Christ’s costly, countercultural love and leadership.

A reflective walk through Revelation 2:1–7 that looks at Jesus tending the church like a caring high priest. Talks about faithful ministry and volunteers being commended. Warns against losing first love and uses a fire-making story to show how devotion cools if neglected. Calls for recommitment, renewed prayer and a fresh work of the Spirit.

Passage: 2 Kings 4:7

Passage: John 10:9-11

Debra Green, British Christian leader and author who pioneered citywide prayer movements, shares stories from launching a network that grew from 11 to 200 churches. She describes mobilizing prayer against gang violence, building civic partnerships with police and officials, and how informed, specific prayer led to practical provision and social transformation.

Yanah Browning, a pastor who gives practical teaching on prayer, shares how small daily rhythms transformed praying for the city. She explores Luke 11 as a fresh picture for persistent intercession. Short practices, praying in familiar places, praying scripture, and joining others all get spotlighted as ways to sustain city-focused prayer.

Passage: Acts 2:42-47

Passage: Deuteronomy 1:20-32

Passage: Luke 12:13-21