The route this year begins from St Peter’s Church at 11.00am and continues to the Town Hall and then on to the West End of the Cathedral. For more information click here

[Read the rest of this article...]

For those wanting to explore faith perhaps for the first time, or those wishing to refresh and revisit the heart of their faith. This course has just started and runs on a Tuesday at 8pm. If you are interested in joining this group please contact Jos, our curate, by email to The Revd. Jos Perris

[Read the rest of this article...]

Groups for those wishing to continue further in their faith journey. A good number of people have expressed an interest in these and it looks as if we shall have at least two groups. The idea is that these will begin on a monthly basis and will meet in people’s homes on evenings to suit group members.

[Read the rest of this article...]

Groups for adults and young people wishing to explore confirmation in the Church of England will be held again in Autumn 2013 leading up to a confirmation service at the Cathedral at the end of October. Please let the vicar or the curate know if you are interested.

[Read the rest of this article...]

Due to popular demand we have started a younger version of Friday@Five which is currently called 'Friday in the Library' (7-10yrs)

[Read the rest of this article...]

If you are interested in joining our Youth Group please request more information from Jos, our curate, by e-mail to the Revd. Jos Perris.

[Read the rest of this article...]

Morning Prayer – is now led Monday to Friday in the Lady Chapel, 9 am to 9.25 am. This follows the structure from Common Worship Daily Prayer, allowing the reading of scripture, psalms and canticles, to lead into intercessory prayer and space for silent prayer and meditation. You are welcome to join in regularly or occasionally, as part of finding your own rhythm of prayer and of starting the day.

[Read the rest of this article...]

If you would like to watch Bishop Alan's sermon again, or to read the text, click here

[Read the rest of this article...]