Beyond StAG
Occasionally we’re made aware of opportunities with Christian organisations with whom we have some links.
See below for more details.
Job Opportunity at St Thomas’ Kilnhurst
St Thomas’ Church, Kilnhurst is a lively evangelical Church of England church within the Diocese of Sheffield. They are looking to appoint a Children’s, Youth and Families’ worker.
If you have any questions or want to talk informally about the role, please contact the Vicar, Matthew Lawes or take a look at the St Thomas’ website.
Deadline for Application is Friday 29th May.
‘Can Christianity give us back our humanity?’ – Life in the Round evangelistic event
Our greatest cultural crisis may not be political or technological, but anthropological. We no longer agree on what it means to be human. Contemporary accounts of human nature feel increasingly inadequate, and we have grown disenchanted with our own species. Out of this disenchantment have come movements such as transhumanism, raising the unsettling possibility that, in reshaping ourselves, we may ultimately engineer our way out of humanity.
On Friday 29 May at 7:30pm, join Life in the Round at the Round Church, Cambridge, for an evening with Andrew Fellows, author of Humanity Matters: Re-enchanting Homo Sapiens (IVP, 2026) and Dr Peter Saunders, CEO of the International Christian Medical & Dental Association. Through a conversation, followed by audience Q&A, they will explore the high view of humanity envisioned in the Bible, and how this might be Christianity’s greatest gift to the world.
Biblical Manuscripts at Terrington St Clement Parish Church
Date and time: Sat 6th June 2026, 10am-4pm
Venue: Terrington St Clement Parish Church PE34 4LZ
Cost: £4.50
Tickets: Terrington St Clement Parish Church
Unashamed – 2026 Cambridge Apologetics Summer Conference
Date and time: Fri and Sat, 12-13 June, 9:30am-6:00pm
Venue: Christ Church Cambridge (CB1 1HT)
Cost: £30 per day, 1 or 2 day tickets available (sandwich lunch and coffee included) – group discounts available, please email [email protected].
Speakers: Glen Scrivener, Kevin Vanhoozer, Dan Strange, Sharon Dirckx, Andrew Fellows, Kristi Mair, Leonardo De Chirico, Niv Lobo, and more.
Theme: Unashamed
Tickets: cambridge-apologetics-summer-conference-2026.eventbrite.com
You are warmly invited to the 2026 Cambridge Apologetics Summer Conference! We’re delighted to be joined by an excellent lineup of speakers, including apologists Glen Scrivener, Andrew Fellows, Sharon Dirckx, and Kristi Mair, theologians Kevin Vanhoozer and Dan Strange, church and ministry workers Niv Lobo, Mike Hood and Sarah Elwood, and many others. Join us as we equip one another to reach the spiritually thirsty for Christ. Society is changing – increasingly people are looking again to spiritual questions and to religious traditions. We see a new generation open to everything from crystals and mindfulness apps to rosary beads, icons, and aesthetic ritual. How might we point this new generation to the surpassing beauty of Christ as their ultimate fulfilment? Why can we be “unashamed” that the historic Protestant gospel is both strikingly relevant and genuinely the best news for this exciting cultural moment? This conference is designed to help you navigate these conversations, and to equip you to share the gospel in a way that resonates with seekers and sceptics alike. Spaces are limited – reserve your spot now to ensure you don’t miss this important conversation!
An Introduction to Mere Christian Hermeneutics
An open evening with Prof Kevin J. VanhoozerDate and time: Monday 15 June, 5:30-8:45pm
Venue: Cambridge Christian Study Centre (inside The Round Church)
Cost: £5 general, free for students (dinner provided)
Tickets: openevening2026.eventbrite.co.uk
How should we interpret Scripture? Evangelical Bible readers today can feel torn between different emphases emerging from different church traditions and cultural backgrounds, and from differences between biblical and systematic theology. Can the gospel itself enable us to navigate these emphases in a way that we are enriched rather than pulled apart by this diversity?
Professor Kevin J. Vanhoozer, one of the foremost evangelical theologians of our generation, will explore whether the gospel might provide this way through. Drawing on his recent book Mere Christian Hermeneutics, Prof Vanhoozer will offer two talks examining the roots of our current interpretive divisions and setting out a robustly evangelical, gospel-centred approach to reading Scripture that can unite rather than fragment.
Join the Cambridge Christian Study Centre for an open evening, to equip local students, student ministry staff, academics and anyone else who is interested, as we tackle these questions. To find out more and reserve your tickets, follow the link above.