Here is the Rector’s Address from the 2021 COTS Annual Meeting.  Click the link below to download or read in your .pdf viewer. https://cotsambridge.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/21.02.14-APM-Address.pdf

Click here to open or download a PDF of the 2020 Annual Report.

Another post from COTS member Dan Tomazeski

Long time COTS member Dan Tomazeski shares these thoughts: Hope and Comfort for Troubled Hearts In Psalm 111:1-4, the Psalmist encourages us to praise the Lord. He himself has determined to do this. He finds great joy and pleasure in praising God together with God’s people. (Psalm 84:1-4; Psalm 34:1-10;...

Friends: I am posting the message delivered by Anglican Church in North America Archbishop Foley Beach at “The Return,” a nationwide day of prayer for America’s repentance and restoration, held in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, September 26, 2020. To view Abp. Foley’s message, click on the link below. It is...

While we aren’t able to sing together in our Sunday services, our friends Mark & Sarah volunteered to put together a time to gather virtually and sing praises to God!  You can watch the video from August 6th’s worship session on our facebook page.

Beginning Sunday, July 5th, we’re resuming meeting in our building with assigned seating, social distancing, and mask wearing.  We will also be continuing to make services available online, and it’s pretty simple to join! Go to https://cotsambridge.online.church.  This will immediately connect you with the livestream from the sanctuary.  (If you...

This message concerns the change in COTS’ online worship beginning this coming Sunday 5 July. If you are a local member and planning to be personally present for worship this Sunday, you don’t need to read this message (unless you want to!) Local members not returning to physical worship at...

As we return to worship together in the same space, please do be aware that there will be a number of differences from what we have previously been used to. Some of these differences will actually benefit our ministry long after the pandemic has eased. 1) We will see new...