Start your day with a quiet and reflective service of Holy Communion in St George’s Chapel, off the North (left hand) Aisle of the Cathedral.
The service is in contemporary language and lasts about half an hour.
(Common Worship Order One)
Join us in St George’s Chapel for a simple, said service of Holy Communion with bible readings and prayers – food for the soul in your lunch-break!
This service is in contemporary language and lasts about 30 minutes.
Join us for a simple, said service of Holy Communion, with bible readings and prayers.
This service takes place in St George’s Chapel, off the North (left hand) Aisle of the Cathedral.
It is in contemporary language and lasts about 30 minutes. (Common Worship Order One)
We would love to welcome you to Sunday Morning Eucharist – the Cathedral’s main service of the week, when the community gathers to hear God’s word read and preached, and to share Holy Communion together.
Hymns ancient and contemporary are sung and in term time the choir sings a choral setting and anthem.
Children are welcome at Junior Church during the service, or to explore the activities in our Children’s Area.
This service lasts about an hour and a quarter and is followed by refreshments.
Start your Saturday with a quiet and reflective service of Holy Communion in St George’s Chapel, off the North (left hand) Aisle of the Cathedral.
The service is in contemporary language and lasts about half an hour.
(Common Worship Order One)
Join us for worship at St Nicholas Cathedral as our Easter season begins to draw to its joyful close and we celebrate the Feast of the Ascension. A glorious service, with procession and incense, hymns and short address.
The choir will be singing
Mozart: Missa Brevis in C KV 220
Stanford: Coelos Ascendit Hodie
Finzi: God is gone up
Please come and sit in the Chapel of the Ascension at the East (far) end of the Cathedral where the service sheets may be found.
St Nicholas Cathedral will be marking the Queen’s Birthday celebrations with a festal Eucharist at 10.00am at which the Lord Lieutenant Mrs Sue Winfield will be present.
The service will feature some well loved hymns and the Choir will sing anthems with a Royal flavour.
After the service we shall cut a cake and toast her Majesty the Queen. We do hope you may be able to join us for this special occasion.
For catering purposes, please could you let Ellie know if you are able to attend:
0191 232 1939 or ellie.robertson@stnicholascathedral.co.uk
A simple, said service of Holy Communion, using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
The service takes place in St George’s Chapel, and lasts about 30 minutes.
A sung service, with incense, giving thanks to God for the blessed sacrament of Holy Communion.
The setting is: “Mass for Four Voices” by William Byrd 1543 – 1623 sung by the Girls, Boys and Lay Clerks of the Cathedral Choir. The anthem, also by Byrd, is “Oculi omnium in te sperant”
The President is Canon Clare MacLaren, and a homily will be offered by Cathedral Reader, Mrs Katherine Govier.
We warmly welcome you all to join us to celebrate the birthday of Her Majesty the Queen on Sunday 12th June at 10am. There will be a large birthday cake and a glass of prosecco served after the Sung Eucharist, followed by further celebrations of a street party at the Quayside, Millennium Bridge. We look forward to seeing you all and joining us in this celebration!
