This series simultaneously evangelizes non-Christians and edifies Christians by explaining the Bible’s storyline in a non-reductionistic way. It is geared toward “seekers” and articulates Christianity in a way that causes hearers either to reject or embrace the gospel. It’s one thing to know the Bible’s storyline, but it’s another to know one’s role in God’s ongoing story of redemption. “The God Who Is There” engages people at the worldview-level. It is presented by Prof Don Carson by video. Small groups discuss the talks afterwards. Full audio and video are also available for download from the Gospel Coalition website.

Throughout the year the cathedral organises a variety of different evangelistic guest nights particularly aimed at non-Christians to provide an opportunity for them to hear the Gospel shared clearly and simply, over a meal in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Just like a Guest Night but on or near a university campus.

Monthly we visit Cheshire Home, a home for adults with disabilities. Adults and children from the cathedral gather to share God’s word, pray and fellowship with residents who join us. They are an enthusiastic and vocal group of adults who love Jesus and look forward to visitors.

Weekly bible classes are carried out in 3 Myanmar refugee schools located in Jalan Sentul, Cheras and Sg Besi by us. The schools are attended by students from the Chin tribe. They learn Scripture through fun and interactive games and activities.

Meetings held on a weekly basis during the school term. Members of the Girls’ Brigade are taught the truth of the gospel and scripture along with other activities as well. Meetings are held in St Mary’s school.

We teach at Bible weekly at the Christian Fellowship group on the Alice Smith school secondary campus.