About Ruth
Meet Ruth our Minister
Meet Ruth our Minister
Ruth was ordained as Minister of Word and Sacraments in September 2015 after completing 4 years training and Westminster College, Cambridge which included a year on placement under supervision of an ordained minister. For twelve months she ministered to 3 churches in Cambridgeshire.
"In my role as Minister of Word and Sacraments I am seeking to demonstrate the good news of the Gospel message in a way that is open to eveyone and that 21st Century society can relate to. I will be working for, with and alongside other church members to pass this message on to all whom we meet, as we seek to minister to our community."
I believe the gospel message of grace, love and hope should be shared at every opportunity not solely through preaching and teaching but by being living examples and through non-judgemental welcoming of all who seek to know Christ. Social justice, equality and welcome are areas I feel particularly called.
I am a fully trained Street Pastor and was a volunteer at the local Foodbank in Cambridgeshire.
I believe that a church should be open to everyone and as Christians we should be expressing this in our welcome, ministry and engagement with the local community."
"In my role as Minister of Word and Sacraments I am seeking to demonstrate the good news of the Gospel message in a way that is open to eveyone and that 21st Century society can relate to. I will be working for, with and alongside other church members to pass this message on to all whom we meet, as we seek to minister to our community."
I believe the gospel message of grace, love and hope should be shared at every opportunity not solely through preaching and teaching but by being living examples and through non-judgemental welcoming of all who seek to know Christ. Social justice, equality and welcome are areas I feel particularly called.
I am a fully trained Street Pastor and was a volunteer at the local Foodbank in Cambridgeshire.
I believe that a church should be open to everyone and as Christians we should be expressing this in our welcome, ministry and engagement with the local community."