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A Church of England church normally consists of one or more congregations, their associated geographical parish and buildings and their corporate life and witness.

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• All Saint's Church, Walsoken

  http://www.allsaintswalsoken.co.uk/
  Offers an introduction to the activities, architecture, worship and bells of this parish church, plus gives photo gallery and contact information.

• All Saints, Little Shelford

  http://www.allsaintslittleshelford.org/
  The mission, aims, activities, programme and contact details of a growing and lively Anglican church which is located near Cambridge and is in the Evangelical tradition.

• All Saints: The Parish Church of Saint Ives

  http://www.stivesparishchurch.org.uk/
  Services, news, contact information, location map and church guide including photo gallery, together with some notes on the work at the church of the architect Sir Ninian Comper.

• Bassingbourn Parish Church

  http://www.bassingbournchurch.org.uk/
  Details of services and meetings; events, activities and groups; children’s and young people’s activities; contacts and location; missions and giving and the church weekly bulletin, plus photo gallery and information about Francis Holcroft, a previous vicar at Bassingbourn who was also known as "The Apostle of Cambridgeshire". Also history of the church building and a Churchyard grave index. Alternative text only version of site available.

• Ely Cathedral

  http://www.elycathedral.org/
  History and interactive map with photographs and details. Visitor information includes service times and related links.

• Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge

  http://www.gsm.cam.ac.uk/
  Including the history of the church, service times, and a list of the clergy.

• Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge

  http://www.htcambridge.org.uk/
  Describes the services, other activities and church family life of this evangelical church which includes Charles Simeon among past vicars; also includes a virtual tour of the church plus contact information.

• Holy Trinity, The Parish Church of Haddenham

  http://sites.google.com/site/holyhaddenham/
  Clergy and service details, diary, organisations, history and information about a newly completed meeting room within the church and available to the whole community.

• St Andrew's Church

  http://www.standrew-kimbolton.org.uk/
  Kimbolton parish church: profile and information about services with guided tour, history and local links.

• St Andrew's Church, Chesterton, Cambridge

  http://www.standrews-chesterton.org/
  Includes welcome page, service details, location map, online magazine, information about the Friends organisation, history and contact details.

• St Andrew's Church, Girton

  http://www.girton-cambs.org.uk/churches/StAndrews/
  Service times; history of the church; baptism, wedding and funeral information and details of supported projects in Malawi and Bangladesh.

• St Andrew's, Cherry Hinton

  http://www.standrewscherryhinton.org.uk/
  Vision, contacts, worship and other activities of this village church together with history and architecture notes. Also music, online magazine and a bulletin board.

• St Augustines Church

  http://www.freewebs.com/staugustineschurchwisbech/index.htm
  Wisbech. Provides service information, events, Bible study, location and contact details.

• St Barnabas, Cambridge

  http://www.stbs.org.uk/
  Information on the church and its activities including service times, youth and children's work, church family news, community work, baptism, funeral and marriage information and staff profiles.

• St Bene't's Church, Cambridge

  http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/psbski/cambuk/stbenets/stbenhis.htm
  Service times, history and a few photographs of the building.

• St Margaret's Church, Chippenham

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/chippenham/
  The history, people, choir and bells of this parish church, plus flower festival photo gallery.

• St Mark's Church, Newnham

  http://www.stmarksnewnham.org/
  Details of future events and past history of this Cambridge church community, plus Vicar's letter, community centre information and particulars of young people's work and music, drama and other artistic activities.

• St Martin's Parish, Cambridge

  https://stmartinswordpresswebsite.wordpress.com/
  Describes the mission, location, services, day centre and leadership of this evangelical parish church plus gives contact and men's group information.

• St Mary and All Saints' Church, Willingham

  http://www.willinghamchurch.org/
  Details of church youth work and other activities; Vicar's page; leadership contact information, online news sheets, history of the building, photo archive and links.

• St Mary Magdalene, Brampton

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/brampton/
  Service times, contacts, church history, service arrangements bells and bell ringing information.

• St Mary the Virgin, Eynesbury

  http://stmaryseynesbury.weebly.com/
  The services, people and activities of this parish church plus location map, parish profile, history of the building, details of the bells and organ and photo gallery of views from the tower.

• St Mary the Virgin, Godmanchester

  http://www.stmarysgodmanchester.org/
  Details of the staff team and services; plus news, online church guidebook and list of activities; also extensive archive of sermons, questions and letters.

• St Mary the Virgin, West Walton

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/westwalton/
  Church building and worship details, including architecture, organ, furnishings and a £130,000 conservation project. Also information about Miss Agnes Blencowe: highly influential in the late 19th Century in the design of English Church Embroidery.

• St Mary's Church, Comberton

  http://www.combertonchurch.co.uk/
  The history and future plans of this parish church.

• St Mary's, the Parish Church of Buckden

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/buckden/index.php
  Mission statement, location details, service times and details, leadership team details, virtual church tour and information about an ambitious £575,000 extension project for this church situated on the Great North Road (A1).

• St Matthew's Church, Cambridge

  http://www.stmatthews.uk.net/
  Lists the location, services, staff, activities and history of the building, plus gives contact information and brief details of the church's organization and management, and supported overseas missionary work.

• St Neots Parish Church

  http://stneots.org/
  Information about the leadership, services and Christian teaching of the church plus a photograph, detailed history and description with glossary of the late medieval building, and notes on plans to restore the organ built by George Holdich in 1855.

• St Peter and St Paul Parish Church, Chatteris

  http://www.chatteris.org/
  Contains news and information about the church as well as worship videos, local events and history.

• St Philip and St Stephen, Romsey Town

  http://www.stphilipschurch.org.uk/
  Lists the clergy, Sunday activities and community events (including home groups) of this evangelical Cambridge church, plus gives location guide and contact details.

• The Anglican Parishes of Arrington, Barrington, Croydon with Clopton, Orwell and Wimpole

  http://www.beneficeorwell.co.uk/
  Church news, diary and service information plus details of the church schools at Petersfield and Barrington.

• The Centre at St Paul's, Cambridge

  http://www.stpaulscambridge.org.uk/
  Community centre and church on Hills Road, central Cambridge. Rooms for hire, local events, church community, regular activities, volunteering.

• The Church of the Good Shepherd

  http://www.churchofthegoodshepherd.co.uk/
  Includes extracts from the monthly newsletter, and a parish directory. Located in Cambridge.

• The Papworth Team Ministry

  http://www.papworthteamchurches.org/
  The people, churches, services, vision and activities of this thirteen parish team entirely composed of villages running west from Cambridge.

• The Parish and Church of St Mary the Less, Cambridge

  http://www.lsm.org.uk/
  Includes schedule of services, church ethos, brief history, clergy and officers, Friends organisation, future programme, mission link group and details of a Christian meditation group and facilities for children.

• The Round Church at St Andrew the Great, Cambridge

  http://www.stag.org/
  Details of services, location and activities for adults, students, internationals and young people; also contact information, transcribed recent sermons and an invitation to a group for those exploring the truth or otherwise of the Christian faith.

• The Vicarage Website

  http://www.honeyhill.org/
  Service details, forthcoming events, online magazine, music and benefice information for the United Benefice of Fen Drayton with Conington and Lolworth and Swavesey; also children's work details, contacts and glossary of churchy words.

• Upwell St Peter

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/upwell/
  Covers the history of the building and lists regular and special events in the life of the congregation including the annual flower festival.

• Walpole St Peter's Church

  http://www.ely.anglican.org/parishes/walpole-st-peter
  Some details of this large and famous village church which holds an annual flower festival.

 

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