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We are an interdenominational network of church leaders from across the region.

We aim to work together, under God, to encourage local churches in proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ, training Christian leaders, and strengthening and multiplying Bible-centred churches.

What Cambridgeshire Gospel Partnership offers through the partnership:

To pray for you as a local church
To support gospel work in the local church through the running of the Training for East Anglia Ministry course (TEAM), annual conferences (Cambridgeshire Women’s Bible Conference, Men’s Conference), leaders’ meetings and events
Free access to leaders’ meetings, events and Equip training
To offer closer relational support and encouragement for pastors, leaders, and local churches
To increase evangelical cooperation in Cambridgeshire

What partner churches are asked to commit to:

To sign our basis of faith
To work together with other Partnership churches in furthering Partnership’s aims
To pray for the work of the Partnership and Partnership churches
To be involved in CGP church planting conversations, either through personal participation or prayer
To contribute annually to the finances of the Partnership
To attend Partnership Meetings or sending apologies (Partner Churches are represented by a senior member of the leadership team plus up to two other leaders)

Churches

Upcoming Events

Jun

2026

Gearing for Growth

1pm - 4pm

More info.

The financial needs of the partnership:

We are grateful for your partnership with us. We are committed to run our leaders’ meetings and events free of charge for members and are planning to offer more regular training courses (‘CGP Equip’) in the future.

We therefore suggest the following guideline of annual donation based on the size of your church:

Small Churches

£100 - £250

per annum

Large Churches

£300 - £500

per annum

Individuals

£50 - £100

per annum

Church Planting

We want to help churches plan and pray through the planting of new churches and to encourage planting in the gospel gaps.

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.