3 Best Churches in Cambridge

“Great St Mary’s was designed and constructed in a Perpendicular style. The church was added to the Grade I listed building to serve the community for a long time with masses, prayers and other religious services. Great St. Mary’s is seen as a tranquil and peaceful place to visit, worship, and pray. Great St Mary’s is open daily to visitors, and entry is free. The church's tower provides stunning views of the city of Cambridge. The church also offers special programs for schools and families. The organs in the church have been supporting the choir and various musical events for over two centuries. The church offers guided tours for visitors.”

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“Our Lady of The Assumption and The English Martyrs provides a space of rest, beauty, and grandeur for everyone who enters. The church was built in the Gothic Revival style in 1890 to replace a smaller building designed by Pugin dedicated to St Andrew. The church is the centre of the largest Mass attendance in the Diocese of East Anglia and provides for Masses, other liturgies, Sacramental instruction, and other activities. Architecturally, it has a polygonal apse, a central lantern tower, and a bell tower with a spire, housing a ring of eight bells along with a tolling bell for the Angelus. The organ in the church was designed by the great organist Charles Villiers Stanford. The church serves to accompany the choir(s) on other occasions.”

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“Holy Trinity Church welcomes everyone regardless of community and culture. The church has a pleasant ambience, inviting people from all over the neighbourhood. Holy Trinity Church has an informal approach to worship, teaching, and ministry, focusing on helping people learn about and understand the significance of faith and the glory of God. The church offers groups and ministries that help support children, youth, and others in the community with their individual and religious needs. The church gives a proportion of income to help the work of missionaries and Mission Agencies across the world as well as here in the UK. Holy Trinity Church strives to make it easy for everyone to take part in prayers and group activities.”

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