Orthodox Church of St. Athanasios
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Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain
154 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 7AJ
The Greek Orthodox Community of St. Athanasios Cambridge was established in 1968 by the late Archbishop of Thyateira and Great Britain Gregorios, who was at the time the community's priest. The community is a registered charity and governed by the Board of Trustees. The Community's purpose is to serve the religious, educational and social needs of Orthodox Christians living in Cambridge and the surrounding areas, including those of Greek and Greek Cypriot heritage as well as cradle Orthodox from other countries and converts to the faith from all around the world.
The main Committee has the overall responsibility for operational and financial issues, while the Committee of the Greek School of St. Athanasios (the community's school) is primarily responsible for the running of the school. The Ladies' Committee, St Elena is involved with charitable activities.
The Church of St. Athanasios operates under the auspices of the Archdiocese of Thyateira and Great Britain, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.
To become a member of the Greek Orthodox Community of St. Athanasios Cambridge please pick up a membership form at the Church or contact the Community's Chairman.
Address: 154 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge, CB1 7AJ
Use any of the numerous buses that run along Hills Road (e.g. Stagecoach 1, 7, 3, busway C, Universal U2, Park & Ride PR4) and get off at the Hills Road Sixth Form College stop. It's a short walk (0.4 miles) from there.
The Stagecoach 3 bus runs along Cherry Hinton Road and stops right outside the church.
There is unrestricted parking on nearby roads on Saturdays and Sundays.
There is also limited parking on site (please park as far in as possible to maximise use of space).
Please park legally and never use our neighbours' private spaces.
We are 0.8 miles (about 16 minutes' walk) from Cambridge Train Station.
Our refurbished Hall is a valuable community resource that serves the immediate local communities of Coleridge, Queen Edith's and the wider Cambridge community as well as the Greek community in Cambridge and beyond.
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