In the Nave of Exeter Cathedral
At the Cathedral.
Choral Eucharist at Exeter Cathedral.
Choral Evensong at Exeter Cathedral on Sundays.
Sundays@6:30 is an alternative space in a relaxed, friendly and open atmosphere. A space to explore and grow in faith through music, contemplation, reflection and friendship. Gathering together, reflecting on the scriptures, and sharing communion in a place of beauty and tranquillity. Takes place in the Cathedral.
Morning Prayer at Exeter Cathedral
Eucharist at Exeter Cathedral
This service follows the Daily Prayer Service in Common Worship. Psalms and readings are that which are appointed for the particular day. Visit our website for more details.
At Exeter Cathedral.
Choral Evensong at Exeter Cathedral
Eucharist at Exeter Cathedral
Evening Prayer at Exeter Cathedral
Morning Prayer at the Cathedral.
Eucharist at Exeter Cathedral
Join us for a unique service of lessons and carols which opens with Bishop John de Grandisson’s service for Christmas.
When Exeter Cathedral was newly completed, John Grandisson, Bishop of Exeter from 1327-1369, inserted into the Christmas liturgy a special ceremony. In ‘this most holy night’ of Christmas Eve two choristers with lighted tapers emerge from behind the high altar and, with the rest of the choir, announce the birth of our saviour, first in the Quire, then in the Nave. The Good News of the Nativity of Jesus Christ is then proclaimed more fully in readings of scripture, hymns and carols.
Join us for a unique service of lessons and carols which opens with Bishop John de Grandisson’s service for Christmas.
When Exeter Cathedral was newly completed, John Grandisson, Bishop of Exeter from 1327-1369, inserted into the Christmas liturgy a special ceremony. In ‘this most holy night’ of Christmas Eve two choristers with lighted tapers emerge from behind the high altar and, with the rest of the choir, announce the birth of our saviour, first in the Quire, then in the Nave. The Good News of the Nativity of Jesus Christ is then proclaimed more fully in readings of scripture, hymns and carols.