Daily service at 5.30 pm (Monday to Friday).
Available via Facebook livestream or in person.

Each day begins with this is a short (20 minute) spoken, contemporary-language service. It follows a simple shape combining prayers, psalms and Bible readings as we offer each new day to God. Saturday's service starts at a slightly later time of 8.45 am.

A simple said Eucharist service lasting about half an hour, with the option of receiving prayer and anointing for healing, either for yourself or on behalf of someone else - Tuesdays.

A simple said Eucharist service, lasting about 50 minutes, including an extended period of silence for reflection and meditation - Thursdays

This is a said service lasting about 30 minutes and uses the Communion service in traditional language from the Book of Common Prayer.

Said Eucharist Monday and Said Communion Saturday at 9.00 am (also available Friday at 8.00 am)

This is a said service lasting about 30 minutes (slightly longer on a Sunday when it includes a sermon) and uses the Communion service in traditional language from the Book of Common Prayer.

Join us every Sunday at 9:00 am for the All-Age Eucharist—a welcoming, 40-minute service designed for worshippers of all ages. Blending traditional liturgy with storytelling, music, and movement, this informal service offers an engaging introduction to the Eucharist, especially for families and those new to church life, or those who prefer an earlier, shorter service. Following, 'coffee and croissants' are provided for all who choose to stay.

Weekly Sunday service.
Livestreamed or in person (no booking required).

Sunday at 3.30 pm. Readings, prayers and music (when possible).
Available via Facebook livestream or in person (no booking required).

This monthly service is for anyone who might find a longer service difficult but still enjoys singing and praising God. It is and informal and friendly service of Holy Communion and is also suitable for those with dementia and their carers. Refreshments are served after the service.

This short, monthly, service (10-15 minutes) is aimed at very young children and includes a short Bible story, a song and a simple prayer.

This service is for LGBTQIA+ people, their friends, families and allies. We welcome those of any faith or background, every gender identity and sexual orientation. All are welcome, but please respect that this service is created to be a safe, sacred space for those who need it.

The season of preparation for Christmas begins and the Advent wreath is raised.

The Cathedral Choir lights the way through the Cathedral with music, readings, prayers and Advent carols for all.

A tradition from the Middle Ages, the Bishop symbolically hands over authority to a child on the Feast of St Nicholas, patron saint of children.

Join the Chair of West Suffolk Council to celebrate the life of our community together at Christmas.

An evening of Christmas favourites old and new, performed alongside RAF Honington Voluntary Band. This is a ticketed event. Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2002116274673

A  special service of music and reflection to remember those for whom Christmas Christmas may be difficult. All are welcome.

Join us this festive season for our Nine Lessons and Carols service.

A Festival of Lessons and Carols is an English creation made widespread by its institution at King’s College. Our service is based on that tradition and is a service of nine readings, or 'lessons', and carols.

Each year at Nine Lessons and Carols, we invite representatives from the community to make one of the readings, as a way of recognising their contribution to our shared life in the county.

This service is very popular and as a result, we are holding two services on Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 December. Tickets are free but limited. Please only book for those able to attend, seating on the night will be unreserved.

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Services at 3.00 pm and 4.30 pm.

A 30-minute service for families, telling the Christmas story with carols and candle lighting. Come along for a Christmas experience!

The First Eucharist of Christmas.

Join us on Christmas Day for our Festal Eucharist. Additional services available on Christmas Day are:

8.00 am - Holy Communion (BCP)
9.00 am - All Ages Eucharist
3.30 pm - Evening Prayer

A service of Epiphany carols and readings, led by the Cathedral Choir.

Olivier Messiaen’s Christmas organ cycle played by Director of Music, Claudia Grinnell.

The St Edmundsbury Singers perform Britten's choral masterpiece.

The Christmas season comes to a close as we bless candles for the coming year.