8:15 am Mondays-Fridays, 8:30 am Saturdays and Sundays
Early risers will be in good company for our simple service of Morning Prayer every weekday! Join us at 8:15am for a half-hour of prayer and scripture readings in St George’s Chapel, Monday-Friday. All welcome.
Today’s Evensong includes the Admission and Commissioning of the Very Reverend Geoff Miller, Dean of Newcastle as County Chaplain for Northumbria (Northumberland, Tyne and Wear) to the most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem.
4:00 pm Sundays during term time
5:30 pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during term time
The Cathedral Choir (or sometimes a visiting Choir) takes the principal part in this service, in which Psalms are sung, two readings are taken from the bible, the Song of Mary (Magnificat), the Song of Simeon (Nunc dimittis) and an anthem are sung, and prayers offered.
The congregation is invited to listen and let the music lift up the heart to God.
The traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer is used.
This service lasts between 40 minutes (weekdays) to 1 hour (Sundays).
4:00 pm Sundays during term time
5:30 pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during term time
The Cathedral Choir (or sometimes a visiting Choir) takes the principal part in this service, in which Psalms are sung, two readings are taken from the bible, the Song of Mary (Magnificat), the Song of Simeon (Nunc dimittis) and an anthem are sung, and prayers offered.
The congregation is invited to listen and let the music lift up the heart to God.
The traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer is used.
This service lasts between 40 minutes (weekdays) to 1 hour (Sundays).
Today we welcome Strathclyde University Chamber Choir who takes the principal part in this service, in which Psalms are sung, two readings are taken from the bible, the Song of Mary (Magnificat), the Song of Simeon (Nunc dimittis) and an anthem are sung, and prayers offered.
The congregation is invited to listen and let the music lift up the heart to God.
The traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer is used.
This service lasts between 40 minutes (weekdays) to 1 hour (Sundays).
About Strathclyde University Chamber Choir
Formed in 1980 under the direction of Alan Tavener, and comprising students and staff from Strathclyde University, as well as singers from the wider community in the West of Scotland, the Strathclyde University Chamber Choir has a repertoire ranging from plainsong and renaissance music to 20th century and contemporary pieces. In addition to regular Easter holiday visits to all the great northern English cathedrals, the choir sings occasional services in Glasgow and its environs, and gives two or three concerts a year, as well as undertaking various fundraising events. The choir has championed the work of several young composers, including Toby Young, Alan Craig and Emily Crossland, and has had a long-standing relationship with Sir James MacMillan, for whose son’s wedding in 2018 it was honoured to provide the music. It has also been broadcast on Radios 3, 4 and 2. While in Newcastle the choir will be giving an informal concert to young patients at the Great North Children’s Hospital.
Today we welcome Strathclyde University Chamber Choir who takes the principal part in this service, in which Psalms are sung, two readings are taken from the bible, the Song of Mary (Magnificat), the Song of Simeon (Nunc dimittis) and an anthem are sung, and prayers offered.
The congregation is invited to listen and let the music lift up the heart to God.
The traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer is used.
This service lasts between 40 minutes (weekdays) to 1 hour (Sundays).
About Strathclyde University Chamber Choir
Formed in 1980 under the direction of Alan Tavener, and comprising students and staff from Strathclyde University, as well as singers from the wider community in the West of Scotland, the Strathclyde University Chamber Choir has a repertoire ranging from plainsong and renaissance music to 20th century and contemporary pieces. In addition to regular Easter holiday visits to all the great northern English cathedrals, the choir sings occasional services in Glasgow and its environs, and gives two or three concerts a year, as well as undertaking various fundraising events. The choir has championed the work of several young composers, including Toby Young, Alan Craig and Emily Crossland, and has had a long-standing relationship with Sir James MacMillan, for whose son’s wedding in 2018 it was honoured to provide the music. It has also been broadcast on Radios 3, 4 and 2. While in Newcastle the choir will be giving an informal concert to young patients at the Great North Children’s Hospital.
4:00 pm Sundays during term time
5:30 pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during term time
The Cathedral Choir (or sometimes a visiting Choir) takes the principal part in this service, in which Psalms are sung, two readings are taken from the bible, the Song of Mary (Magnificat), the Song of Simeon (Nunc dimittis) and an anthem are sung, and prayers offered.
The congregation is invited to listen and let the music lift up the heart to God.
The traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer is used.
This service lasts between 40 minutes (weekdays) to 1 hour (Sundays).
Early risers will be in good company for our simple service of Morning Prayer this New Year’s Day! Join us at 8:30am for a half-hour of prayer and scripture readings in St George’s Chapel followed by Holy Communion at 9:00am. All welcome.
Early risers will be in good company for our simple service of Morning Prayer this Christmas Week! Join us at 8:30am for a half-hour of prayer and scripture readings in St George’s Chapel followed by Holy Communion at 9:00am. All welcome.
Early risers will be in good company for our simple service of Morning Prayer this Christmas Week! Join us at 8:30am for a half-hour of prayer and scripture readings in St George’s Chapel followed by Holy Communion at 9:00am. All welcome.
