Peace & Justice Eucharist

Every Wednesday at for 30 mins
Carlisle Cathedral
The Abbey Carlisle, CA3 8TZ, United Kingdom

On Wednesdays the Eucharist lasts roughly 30 minutes and includes material from the Iona Community. Held at lunchtime, the service is popular with those who work in the city centre, or those in town for shopping and leisure.

The Eucharist is celebrated daily and is an opportunity to deepen our communion with God and with one another; it is a chance for the congregation to share in the bread and wine of Communion.

Worship has taken place on this site for almost 900 years and daily services continue to this day. Our services are free to attend and everyone is welcome.

The Cathedral is open for visitors during this service.

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Peace & Justice Eucharist

Every Wednesday at for 30 mins
Carlisle Cathedral
The Abbey Carlisle, CA3 8TZ, United Kingdom

On Wednesdays the Eucharist lasts roughly 30 minutes and includes material from the Iona Community. Held at lunchtime, the service is popular with those who work in the city centre, or those in town for shopping and leisure.

The Eucharist is celebrated daily and is an opportunity to deepen our communion with God and with one another; it is a chance for the congregation to share in the bread and wine of Communion.

Worship has taken place on this site for almost 900 years and daily services continue to this day. Our services are free to attend and everyone is welcome.

The Cathedral is open for visitors during this service.

More info

Safeguarding

The Cathedral Chapter takes safeguarding very seriously and considers it non-negotiable. If you have a concern that someone you know is at risk of, or is being abused, or presents a risk to others, please seek advice using the contact details below.

Carlisle Cathedral, the Cathedral Church for the Church of England in the Diocese of Carlisle, is committed to:

The care, nurture of, and respectful pastoral ministry with all children, young people and adults.
The safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults.
Being a safe and caring community that provides a loving environment where victims of abuse can report or disclose abuse and where they can find support and best practice that contributes to the prevention of abuse.

The Cathedral’s Safeguarding Lead is The Revd Canon Dr Benjamin Carter

Tel. 01228 521857

Email [email protected]

Please contact him as soon as possible if you have any Safeguarding concerns. Also please don’t hesitate to contact him if you seek advice, guidance or further information relating to Safeguarding.

The Cathedral’s Lay Safeguarding Lead is Mr David Allen

Tel. 07393 993519

Email [email protected]

The Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser is Ms Joanna Van Lachterop

07458 016 884

Email [email protected]

The Cathedral’s commitment is shared by all our staff and volunteers and supported by the following policies and documents on our website www.carlislecathedral.org.uk

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Carlisle Cathedral Charity No. 1200677