The student ministry of the Round Church at St Andrew the Great, Cambridge relies upon the prayers and giving of those who are no longer students. In 1985, the Jesus Lane Trust was set up to provide people with a way to support this gospel opportunity.
News and prayer
There continue to be many encouragements in the student ministry of the church, as well as great needs. Our latest newsletter is available here (large file) as a PDF for you to view (or please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it us to be added to our mailing list).
I find family newsletters are often tedious, even boastful. Somehow receiving the JLT isn’t like that: I look forward to opening it. I think that’s because it isn’t someone else’s family news; it’s my family. I was in Cambridge, I was served by the Jesus Lane Trust, and I want to know how things are going now, so that I can pray for them.
Giving
The policy of the Jesus Lane Trustees is not to build an endowment but rather to appeal for funds periodically. Our previous appeal was in 2006 and we were very encouraged by the response. The appeal brochure is available here as a PDF for you to view (or please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it us and let us know how many copies you would like).
Please consider supporting us financially. One-off donations to the Jesus Lane Trust enable us to delay our next appeal, and standing orders enable us to budget for this work. If you would like to support the student ministry, you can download, print and post a response form to us.
I have been generously supported by the Jesus Lane Trust for the past two and a half years. Receiving this financial support has made the ministry I do amongst students at St Andrew the Great possible. It has enabled me to concentrate on investing in individuals, doing a deep work in a few in order to reach the many. I hope it is an encouragement for you to read the JLT newsletter and realise that it is your giving which makes all the work reported there possible. Thank you!
