Beyond StAG
Occasionally we’re made aware of opportunities with Christian organisations with whom we have some links.
The Ploughboy Revolution: The 500-Year Legacy of Tyndale’s Forbidden Bible – Life in the Round Evangelistic Event
In 1526, William Tyndale published his English New Testament, aiming to give even the humble ploughboy knowledge of the Scriptures. How did this book, originally banned and smuggled into England, spark a profound social transformation?
Join Life in the Round for an evening with Dr Tony Watkins (Fellow for Public Engagement at Tyndale House, Cambridge) and Dr Harry Spillane (Bye-Fellow in History at Downing College, Cambridge) at the Round Church on Monday 17 August at 7:30pm. From the forging of the English language to the redefining of the social landscape, they will explore how this landmark translation contributed to immense cultural changes that have shaped the history of England and beyond for the last 500 years.
TEAM training course 2026 – Bookings open!
TEAM runs on Wednesdays, 10am – 4pm for three ten-week terms between September and July at Eden Baptist Church in Cambridge. The Autumn term begins on 24 September 2026.
The apostle Paul told Timothy to ‘pass on the baton’ of the gospel – it was to be entrusted to reliable people who were qualified to teach others (2 Timothy 2:2).
Training for East Anglia Ministry (TEAM) exists to help train people to do this, whether teaching from the pulpit, in a small group or children’s youth group, or in a more informal setting.
We want tens of thousands of men, women and children across East Anglia to hear and receive the good news of Jesus and discover eternal life. We long to see healthy local churches throughout East Anglia: congregations where God’s living word is taught and proclaimed, and where people trust and treasure Christ, serve God single-mindedly, and turn outwards in love with the message of the gospel.
We know how God works in power: by his Holy Spirit through his living and active word – taught faithfully, passionately and clearly. That’s why TEAM exists.
TEAM focuses on helping people understand, apply and teach the Bible – be it in an up-front, small group or one-to-one setting.
The TEAM course is taught through a mix of lectures, discussions and small group work. We aim that all our content will stretch minds and also have a practical focus. TEAM includes a Bible overview, teaching on Bible handling skills and on core doctrine.
TEAM students also spend time looking at a broad spectrum of Christian ministry areas, including counselling, evangelism, mission and youth work.
Take a look at the TEAM website for more information or to apply.