For the second year running, ordinands from Westcott House have been involved in producing Stations of the Cross, which are situated around Cambridge during Lent.
The stations include a series of 13 original artworks across Cambridge, which depict the biblical narrative of the suffering and death of Christ.
They will be up from Ash Wednesday (14th February) until Easter Day (1st April).
Examples of works included: ‘Peter’s Denial’ by Revd Ally Barrett, ‘Judgement of Pilate’ by Michael Johns Perring and ‘Scourging and Crowning with Thorns’ by David Sheppard.
Find all the stations in the following locations:
- Jesus in the garden at Gethsemane – Gonville and Caius Chapel
Access via the Porter’s Lodge - The Betrayal and Arrest – Michaelhouse Chapel
- The Trial by the Sanhedrin – Westminster College
Ask at reception - The Denial by Peter – St Giles Church
- The Judgement of Pilate – St Edward, King and Martyr
- The Scourging and Crowning with Thorns – Westcott House
- Jesus Bears the Cross – Jesus College Chapel
Access via the Porter’s Lodge - Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus – Wesley Methodist Church
- Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem – St Paul’s Church
- Jesus is Crucified – Emmanuel College Chapel
Access via the Porter’s Lodge - Jesus Speaks to His Mother and Disciple – St Bene’t’s Church
- Jesus Dies – St Botolph’s Church
- Jesus Placed in the Tomb – Great St Mary’s Church