During term time join us choral music, sung by the Cathedral Choir. When the Choir is not in residence, join us for Evening Prayer or Evensong featuring a visiting choir (See our website for details). Join us for these services via our YouTube channel.

Start your day with our services of Morning Prayer, including readings from the Bible, and periods of silence for prayer and reflection. Join us in person for any of these services. On Mondays – Saturdays this service will also be livestreamed via our Facebook page.

Join us in-person at 9am on Saturdays and 12:30pm on weekdays for a brief service of psalms, readings from Holy Scripture, and prayers.

Join us on Friday evenings for readings from the Bible and an opportunity for reflection and prayer. Join us in-person or via our YouTube channel.

Start your day with our services of Morning Prayer, including readings from the Bible, and periods of silence for prayer and reflection. Join us in person for any of these services. On Mondays – Saturdays this service will also be livestreamed via our Facebook page.

Join us in-person at 9am on Saturdays and 12:30pm on weekdays for a brief service of psalms, readings from Holy Scripture, and prayers.

Join us on Monday afternoons for weekly organ recitals, featuring our Cathedral and guest organists. No need to book, just take a seat in the Nave and enjoy the performance.

During term time join us choral music, sung by the Cathedral Choir. When the Choir is not in residence, join us for Evening Prayer or Evensong featuring a visiting choir (See our website for details). Join us for these services via our YouTube channel.

Eucharist takes place using the Book of Common Prayer on Sunday mornings. Join us in-person at the Cathedral at 8am.

Celebrate the Last Supper through sermon and prayer at our Sunday Sung Eucharist services. You can also join the livestreamed services via our YouTube channel.

Join us at Newcastle Cathedral for a service marking the signing of the Armed Forces Covenant, a public declaration of the Cathedral and Diocese of Newcastle’s commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community.

This service takes place on the eve of the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain – a time to honour the dedication and sacrifice of all who serve or have served, including regular and reservist personnel, veterans, and military families.

The Armed Forces Covenant is an enduring promise between the people of the United Kingdom, His Majesty’s Government, and all members of the Armed Forces – past and present – along with their families. It recognises their invaluable contribution to our communities, our institutions, and our nation.