7.30pm-8.45pm followed by The Watch to midnight

Join us this Maundy Thursday for a service of Holy Communion in which the Last Supper is re-enacted; Dean John, as leader of the cathedral community, washes the feet of a dozen members of the congregation. He says, “This powerfully moving act, prompted by the humility and self-sacrifice of Jesus doing the same for his disciples, reveals how the nature of Christ’s leadership is still a challenge to all leaders 2,000 years later.”

At the end of this service the altars are stripped. The reserved sacrament (the consecrated bread from the Eucharist) is processed to the Altar of Repose and the congregation now imagines itself in the Garden of Gethsemane attempting to keep watch and to pray as Jesus asks his disciples to do.

Throughout the evening you are encouraged to come and go and to keep watch. This vigil comes to an end at midnight when we remember how Jesus was arrested with a kiss of betrayal.

Darke in A minor; Ubi caritas Duruflé; Ave verum corpus Byrd; Tantum ergo Duruflé

To watch the Eucharist via live stream, please head to our YouTube Channel.

Join us this Good Friday at 10.30am as we Journey to Jerusalem in our service for children and adults, when we explore the events of the last week of Jesus’ life.
At the end of the service we will be serving drinks and hot cross buns.
During our 10.30am service on Easter Day, there will be children’s activities and an Easter egg hunt.

On this most sacred day we hold a service of music and reflection as we focus on the cross of Christ and his loving sacrifice.

On this most sacred day we need to find time to be still and realise that Jesus opens wide his arms on the cross to embrace the whole human race.

Easter Eve Vigil and Eucharist

To watch the Eucharist via live stream, please head to our YouTube Channel

To watch the Eucharist via live stream, please head to our YouTube Channel

The Easter Sunday Evensong will be livestreamed. To watch, please head to our YouTube Channel.