Christian Heritage
Commending the Christian faith through cultural apologetics in the heart of the university city of Cambridge, England.
ABOUT
LOCATION: England
WHAT WE DO: Our work is based at the Round Church, where we maintain a Visitor Centre and a Scriptorium (writing room). We welcome visitors to explore the rich Christian Heritage of Cambridge by engaging with our exhibitions and joining one of our guided walks. From the Scriptorium we run projects in apologetics which engage key issues of the day with the biblical worldview. Guests are invited to join us in the writing room and around the lunch-table for discussions of these issues, and we put on frequent lectures and other events, all designed to provide a way in to considering the truth, beauty and goodness of Christianity.
What We Do:
Our work is based at the Round Church, where we maintain a Visitor Centre, operate a Study Centre for University of Cambridge students, organise conferences and evangelistic events, and coordinate a range of ministry projects in Cambridge and Europe.
Our Team:
We employ two staff members who raise a portion of their salary support to minister with us. Andrew Fellows is our Apologist in Residence and Jon Savage is our Projects Manager.
Our Roots:
Christian Heritage was founded in 2000 by Ranald Macaulay, son-in-law of Francis and Edith Schaeffer. We function within the L’Abri tradition, with an emphasis on living out the Christian faith in community and thoughtfully exploring its implications for all of life.
Partner With Us:
We are set up to receive donations for Christian Heritage (Most Urgent Need), for the Fellows (Andrew and Helen) and for Jon Savage. When giving, please indicate where you would like your gift to be allocated.