All are welcome to join us online for morning prayer, which comprises the prayerful reading of the scriptures and intercessory prayer.

This is led by the clergy from the cathedral or by others from their homes. Participants may either listen or take a speaking role.

For more information please visit https://bradfordcathedral.org.uk/worship-music/prayer-study/

All are welcome to join us in-person in the Lady Chapel for midday prayer, which comprises the prayerful reading of the scriptures and intercessory prayer.

This is led by the clergy from the cathedral or by others from their homes. Participants may either listen or take a speaking role.

For more information please visit https://bradfordcathedral.org.uk/worship-music/prayer-study/

All are welcome to this contemplative service of Holy Communion.

The service takes place in St Aidan's Chapel.

Access to the cathedral is possible from 8am via the pedestrian gate on Stott Hill. On entering the cathedral through the North Porch, turn immediately left and walk up the side aisle to the far end of the cathedral (up two sets of short steps). St Aidan's Chapel is shortly on your left, down a couple of steps.

Members of the congregation routinely share breakfast together after the service in the Roof Top Café, and any visitors are most welcome to join them.

All are welcome to this quiet, said service of Holy Communion, using Common Worship.

The service takes place in St Aidan's Chapel. On entering the cathedral through the North Porch, turn immediately left and walk up the side aisle to the far end of the cathedral (up two sets of short steps). St Aidan's Chapel is shortly on your left, down a couple of steps.

After the service, members of the congregation are invited to share a cup of tea or coffee together at the west end of the cathedral.

All are welcome to this quiet, said service of Holy Communion, following the form given in the Book of Common Prayer (1662).

This takes place in the Lady Chapel, at the eastern end of the cathedral. Access into the cathedral is possible via the pedestrian gate on Stott Hill from 7.45am.

Breakfast is shared after this service on the first Sunday of the month.

If you require any further information, please email [email protected]

All are welcome to the Sunday Eucharist, our focal act of worship for the Cathedral. In this service, we gather together in praise and prayer, we listen to the scriptures, and we share bread and wine together as Jesus commanded his disciples to do.

The liturgy follows the pattern of Common Worship and with elements of the service sung by the Cathedral Choir. The service is also live-streamed via the cathedral's YouTube channel and Facebook page.

Please view or download the service booklet from our website.

Join our expert historian as we uncover the story of the building stretching back almost 1,400 years.

If you have always wanted to learn more about this beautiful building, its history and its treasures, this is your opportunity! There is no other location in Bradford where you can learn about a history stretching back almost 1,400 years, and tour a beautiful medieval building with Saxon fragments, Victorian and 20th century extensions, stunning Morris & Co. and other stained glass and many historic and contemporary features.

Light refreshments will be available after the tours.
Places are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Join our expert historian as we uncover the story of the building stretching back almost 1,400 years.

If you have always wanted to learn more about this beautiful building, its history and its treasures, this is your opportunity! There is no other location in Bradford where you can learn about a history stretching back almost 1,400 years, and tour a beautiful medieval building with Saxon fragments, Victorian and 20th century extensions, stunning Morris & Co. and other stained glass and many historic and contemporary features.

Light refreshments will be available after the tours.
Places are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Our weekly organ recital series showcases top-class performers playing beautiful music from across the centuries in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This season, the theme is 250 Years since the American Declaration of Independence was signed.

Buffet lunch at 12:30pm £5

Programme for the season £2

22nd April: Gordon Stewart (Concert Organist)

29th April: William Campbell (Bradford Cathedral)

06th May: Anthony Gray (St. Wilfrid’s Church, Harrogate)

13th May: Geoffrey Woollatt (Bradford Cathedral)

20th May: Peter Dyke (Hereford Cathedral)

10th June: Philip Rushforth (Chester Cathedral)

17th June: Sebastian Johansson (St. Mary’s Church, Sigtuna, Sweden)

24th June: Philip Crozier (Canada)

1st July: Luke Jones (Chingford Parish Church)

8th July: The Bradford Cathedral Organists

Through conversation, story, and creativity, we’ll ask how faith, science, and imagination can weave a more sustainable and joyful future.

On Friday 24th April starting at 7:30pm, Bradford Cathedral will host Re:Imagine Environmental Conversation, an intimate, experimental conversation held over food.

Join Sophie Vipond, Director of External Affairs at the Climate Commission, alongside a Diane Pacitti, former Poet in Residence at Bradford Cathedral, scientist Deborah Colvin and artist Sara Mark, as we explore how change begins close to home. In a world facing environmental anxiety and technological transformation, what does it mean to live hopefully and responsibly in our place? Through conversation, story, and creativity, we’ll ask how faith, science, and imagination can weave a more sustainable and joy-filled future for Bradford and beyond.

Rather than a lecture, panel, or formal Q&A, this gathering is about risk, surprise, and encounter. It will bring together expertise, uncertainty, and personal stories to allow new insights to emerge between the guests.

The Re:Imagine series, launched in 2025, seeks to create space for courageous, creative, and collaborative conversations that tackle some of the most pressing issues of our time. Each event aims not just to discuss problems but to spark fresh imagination about possible futures.