Cathedral Life Magazine Oct 2017 to Jan 2018

2017 AS ISTM CHR CHURE BRO SIDE IN

ISSUE 111 OCTOBER 2017 - JANUARY 2018 MUSICAL NATIVITY HURRY TO BETHLEHEM INTRODUCING LEE WARD, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC WE HOST 2017 WINTER ARTS MARKET

DISCOVER YOUR HEROES WITH DERBY MOUSE Friday 27th October, 10:30am to 12:30pm Join us for crafts, stories and fun and discover your heroes and Heroines • Meet Derby Mouse • Follow the Heroes and Heroines trail • Explore the lives of real Heroes • All free of charge

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CONTENTS A time to rejoice

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Christmas Events continued

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Men and women who built Liverpool Cathedral Introducing our New Director of Music

5 Christmas Gift ideas

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Christmas Opening Hours

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Give the gift of HOPE this Christmas

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The Snowman Tour comes to Liverpool Cathedral

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The Gift of Christmas Brochure 2018

9-20 Celebrating the Chavasse Exhibition

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Cathedrals making the headlines

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2018 Charity Abseil

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Festive Boxing Day Organ Recital

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Hurry to Bethlehem Musical Nativity

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The Gift of Christmas Services

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2024 Campaign reaches 7.25 million

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Christmas Worship

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Diary dates

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Winter Arts Market

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Thoughts and Prayers

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Christmas Events

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Embracing Hope Service

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Family Concert, Yuletide Rock 'n' Roll

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MUSICAL NATIVITY HURRY TO BETHLEHEM

INTRODUCING DIRECTOR OF MUSIC LEE WARD

WE HOST 2017 WINTER ARTS MARKET

Featured front cover image Hurry to Bethlehem cast 2017 courtesy of Gareth Jones Photographer

Article ideas are always welcome and should be sent to: communications@liverpool.anglican.org. Editor reserves the right to edit contributions. »» For updates on events why not follow us on twitter @LivCathedral or Facebook/Liverpool Cathedral 3

MEN AND WOMEN WHO BUILT LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL

Dr Alec Ellis has been a regular contributor to Cathedral Life, writing articles featured in several issues dating back to 2009.

The series written by Dr Alec Ellis have reflected on the history of people involved in the building of Liverpool Cathedral; the Earle and Langton families, Thomas Bartlett, Sir Robert Rankin and Adelaide Watt to name a few.

All of the articles written by Alec have been collated into one book which, appropriately, is entitled ‘Men

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And Women Who Built Liverpool Cathedral’. All proceeds from sales of the book will be allotted to the Cathedral’s Building Fund.

Alec said “I am hoping the book will be of general appeal to anyone who is interested in the history of the people who made the building of our great Cathedral possible.”

“I am grateful to the Rt Revd Pete Wilcox, Bishop of Sheffield and former Dean of Liverpool, for his encouragement. So too, the Revd Stuart Haynes, Director of Communications, and Sarah Doyle and Michelle Evans for their encouragement and technical support.

In addition I wish to thank my friends Alan Matthews, Chairman of the Friends of the Cathedral for several items of information, and Rodney Caird of the Family History Society of Cheshire for his assiduous searching of Registrar General’s Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths and Decennial Census returns. I’d also like to mention Roy Redman and Val Jackson.”

‘Men And Women Who Built Liverpool Cathedral’ will be launched on 5th November with a book signing

by Dr Alec Ellis following 10:30 am Eucharist. »» Available to buy from the Cathedral Shop at £5.99, or online at www.cathedralshop.com.

A TIME TO REJOICE AND REFLECT

As we approach the end of the year with the wonderful seasons of Advent and Christmas, we are offered a moment to take stock and reflect, in our own lives and in the life of the Cathedral.

This year we have said farewell to Dean Pete and Cathy as they moved to Sheffield with our good wishes and our prayers. As I took up the role of Acting Dean I felt huge gratitude for the vigorous life and vitality of the Cathedral, and not least for my excellent colleagues and the dedicated staff and volunteers who make the cathedral such a vibrant place to be.

We said goodbye to our Director of Music, David Poulter. We wish him well in the next chapter of his career after the significant

contribution he has made to the musical life of the Cathedral, and we look forward to welcoming Lee Ward who joins us during Advent as the Cathedral’s new Director of Music.

As we start our journey through Advent to Christmas. We are delighted to welcome back Canon Paul Rattigan following a productive four months of study leave - you can read the details on page 22.

This issue of Cathedral Life reflects what is happening this year. We highlight all our Advent and Christmas services and events, a time when our Cathedral is at its best. We know we can expect large congregations who join us to experience fine worship. We are delighted to welcome so many friends for the huge variety of carol concerts and seasonal events. Please take time to see what’s on offer as you plan your Cathedral Christmas with us.

Not only at Advent and Christmas but all through the year the Cathedral is a busy place, and this is reflected in Cathedral Life. This doesn’t stop as we await the appointment of the next Dean.

We continue to be a place which is open to the people of Merseyside and beyond, welcoming all who come through our doors.

I continue to be thankful to serve in this place and for this time as Acting Dean. I am grateful for your good wishes and support, not least during my recent time of bereavement. I join with you as we pray for this place and all who serve here. »» With every blessing Acting Dean of Liverpool, Canon Myles Davies

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THE JOB THAT I’D DREAMT ABOUT SINCE I WAS A BOY We spoke to Lee Ward in his first interview as new Director of Music at Liverpool Cathedral .

Lee was born in Childwall, a former pupil of the Blue Coat School, and was appointed as Assistant Organist at Chester Cathedral at the age of eighteen before attending the Royal College of Music, London and has served at the Temple Church, St. Paul's Cathedral and also at St. Alban's Abbey. He has been a teacher most of his working life, mainly at the London Oratory School, becoming Director of Music in 1996.

For the last six years Lee has been in Sao Paulo, Brazil, one of the biggest cities in the world with a metro population of 21 million. “An extraordinarily vast place with such vibrancy and the people really know how to enjoy themselves! The climate is great so it’s been a bit of a shock coming back to the wind and the rain here! I have learnt a lot about Brazilian music, it’s a very musical place. I had every intention of staying in Brazil longer, however, when the job came up here I decided to take this last chance to apply for it so I did, not believing for one moment that I’d be appointed!”

We asked how he feels to become Director of Music at Liverpool Cathedral.

“It’s wonderful. A job that I’d dreamt about since I was a boy. I’d never really thought that I would end up being here, it’s a dream come true really. I’m very excited, if a little apprehensive, ahead 6

of the upcoming choir tour of the USA; there is lots of new music to prepare with a choir that I don’t yet know very well! I’m trying to learn everybody’s names and get used to the sound the girls and boys make.”

What are his initial impressions of his return to Liverpool Cathedral?

“It’s much livelier than when I lived in Liverpool many years ago.

It’s very friendly – people have been so welcoming, smiley and wonderful really. There’s clearly so much going on here, it’s very much a contemporary place to be.”

What is he most looking forward to?

“The daily routine of worship and also collaborating with the Cathedral staff, who are tremendous. I’m looking forward to introducing some new initiatives. I’d like to involve the choir in doing a bit more of our already excellent outreach work, both in schools and in the community, and I'd also like to introduce some commercial work. With my London choir, we performed on a number of film and TV scores which really fired up the imagination of the children. I’d like to explore the possibilities of that sort of work here. I would also like to invite a number of other choirs from the UK and abroad to sing with us here. As the Director of Music I’d like to bring a more holistic approach to music within the Cathedral, exploring how we can perhaps involve the Persian community and Zone 2.”

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GIVE THE GIFT OF

THIS CHRISTMAS Christmas, a time for giving, sharing and for many celebrating a feast with friends. Sadly many don’t get to enjoy the festivities.

We want to make sure no one goes hungry this Christmas.

That no parent has to choose between a meal for themselves or their child. We need your help.

YOU CAN GIVE A GIFT OF HOPE. You can donate any of the items, listed below, that we need regularly. Or keep an eye on our Twitter feed and Facebook page for the latest items we need.

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Cereal

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Pasta

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Tinned fish

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UHT Milk

Drop your donation off at our collection point in the Welcome aisle.

Thank you for your help. Your generosity is a real gift of hope for many in Liverpool this Christmas.

Plan your Christmas at Liverpool Cathedral. #cathedralchristmas

FESTIVE BOXING DAY

Organ Recital Tuesday 26th December at 11:15am

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Experience one of our musical extravaganzas this festive season to make your Christmas complete.

Played by our Associate Organist, Daniel Bishop.

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£5

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CELEBRATE THE

Gift of Christmas Specially commissioned, ‘Hurry to Bethlehem’ is Liverpool Cathedral’s new musical interpretation of the traditional nativity story. Created by Stephen Mannings, Assistant Choral Director, its debut performance is on November 25th at 3pm.

Stephen said: “This is the first time we’ve done anything like this. We’ve written everything from the score to producing a script and prop list from scratch. I came up with the idea after trying to pull together music from all different genres to fit our nativity production. It was a huge amount of work going from one resource to another and we couldn’t find what we wanted. It just seemed easier to write our own. As far as I know we are the only cathedral to do this.”

Rehearsals are already underway and our Cathedral Junior Choir - pupils from schools right across the area aged six to 14 years, will take to the stage when the production gets its first public airing.

But ‘Hurry to Bethlehem’ is not only for the talent at our Cathedral to perform, Stephen has developed a full musical resource for schools and young peoples’ groups. The CD has already been recorded with Jon Lawton at Crosstown Studios and features the voices of members of the Cathedral Junior Choir. All the tracks were composed by Stephen. The resource pack will be available soon from the Cathedral Shop and proceeds from the purchase will go towards supporting the Cathedral’s work.

Stephen said: “It’s been a brilliant project to work on and it is going to be so exciting to see other places take up the resources which will bring the traditional nativity story to life but in a way contemporary audiences can relate to. It’s definitely got a modern twist.

‘Hurry to Bethlehem’ is at 3pm on 25th November - see events list for details. »» For details about the ‘Hurry to Bethlehem’ nativity resources pack, e: stephen.mannings@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk 11

TRADITIONAL

Christmas Worship

Join us for our awesome services this festive season to make your Christmas experience complete.

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THE GIFT OF

Christmas Worship Join us for our worship services this festive season to make your Christmas experience complete.

For more: visit www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

'Hurry to Bethlehem' Nativity Saturday 25th November 3:00pm. Join us for Liverpool Cathedral’s new musical interpretation of the traditional nativity story, brought to life through a variety of songs, featuring the Cathedral’s Junior Choir and Childwall CE Primary School. Free Parking.

From Darkness to Light Sunday 3rd December 5:30pm - 1st Sunday of Advent. Free Parking.

Lighting of the Tree and the Blessing of the Crib Sunday 10th December 3:00pm - 2nd Sunday of Advent. Free Parking.

Christmas Sequence of Carols with the Cathedral Choir Saturday 16th December 3:00pm. Free Parking.

Holly Bough Carol Service Sunday 17th December 3:00pm - 3rd Sunday of Advent. Free Parking.

Carols for Christmas Eve Sunday 24th December 3:00pm - 4th Sunday of Advent. Free Parking.

First Eucharist of Christmas Sunday 24th December, 11:30pm. Free Parking.

Festival Eucharist for Christmas Day Monday 25th December, 10:30am. Free Parking.

Choral Eucharist for Epiphany Sunday 7th January 2018, 10:30am. Free Parking.

Carols for Epiphany Sunday 7th January 2018, 3:00pm. Free Parking.

See www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk for more details. *Details correct at time of printing 13

THE GIFT OF

Christmas Events We are delighted to be hosting a wide range of carol concerts and events bringing seasonal cheer to all.

Winter Arts Market - presented by Open Culture Saturday 2nd December, 10:00am – 7:00pm. Main Cathedral.

Pay on the door entry: standard £3 (children under 16 free).

Parking pay on exit.

Cathedral Schools Singing Project presents ‘Yuletide Rock ‘n’ Roll’ Monday 4th December, 7:00pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £2 (children under 16 free).

Parking £4.

Action for Children Christmas Concert Wednesday 6th December, 7:00pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £8, concessions £5 (seniors & children under 16).

Parking £4.

Sancta Lucia ‘Festival of Light’ Service Saturday 9th December, 6:00pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £10 (children under 12 free).

Free parking.

R Charity, Royal Liverpool Hospital Charity’s Christmas Carol Concert Tuesday 12th December, 7:30pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £10, concessions £8, family £28.

Parking £4.

Cheshire & Merseyside NHS Carol Concert Wednesday 13th December, 7:30pm. Main Cathedral.

Free entry no booking required.

Parking £4 (limited spaces) See www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk for more details. *Details correct at time of printing 15

YULETIDE ROCK 'N’ ROLL! MON 4th DECEMBER, 7pm

Presented by: Liverpool Cathedral Schools Singing Programme #bigsing ETS TICK

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An evening of festive poems and stories brought to life through the best rock ‘n’ roll Christmas music. Featuring guest soloist Danielle Thomas, choirs from schools across the city, The Wallasey School of Ballet and a live rock ‘n’ roll band.

Find out more, contact: stephen.mannings@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk 0151 702 7234 16

THE GIFT OF

Christmas Events Alder Centre Candle Service Thursday 14th December, 7:30pm. Main Cathedral.

Free entry no booking required.

Free Parking.

Liverpool Renaissance Singers’ Christmas Recital ‘Mary’s Rose’ The flowering of Spanish music, 1500 to 1600, with Mary and Jesus at it’s heart Sunday 17th December, 7:30pm. Lady Chapel.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £8, concessions £5.

Parking £4.

Radio City’s Cash for Kids Carol Concert Monday 18th December, 7:00pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £6, priority seating and refreshments £12 (only available from Radio City).

Parking £4.

The Liverpool ECHO Carol Concert Wednesday 20th December, 7:30pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) standard £10, concessions £7 (over 60, children under 10), family £25 (2 adults, 2 children).

Parking £4.

The Snowman presented by Carrot Productions Saturday 23rd December, 5:00pm & 7:30pm. Main Cathedral.

Tickets: (available from the cathedral shop) front block £23, concessions £17, rear block £20, concessions £15 (concession - children under 18 or OAP. Advice for content over 3yrs).

Parking £4.

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THE GIVING OF

Christmas Gifts

For more Christmas gift ideas visit our cathedral shop.

You’ll also discover one of the widest range of nativity sets on Merseyside.

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CHRISTMAS

Opening Hours

For our shop and food outlets and tower experience Christmas Eve

Sunday 24th

Shop

11:30am - 3:00pm

Mezzanine

12:00 - 2:30pm

Welsford

12:00 - 3:00pm

Tower CLOSED

Christmas Day

Monday 25th

ALL CLOSED

Boxing Day

Tuesday 26th

ALL CLOSED

Wednesday 27th

Shop

10:00am - 4:00pm

Mezzanine

10:00am - 3:30pm

Welsford

10:00am - 4:00pm

Thursday 28th

Shop

10:00am - 4:00pm

Mezzanine

10:00am - 3:30pm

Welsford

10:00am - 4:00pm

Friday 29th

Shop

10:00am - 4:00pm

Mezzanine

10:00am - 3.30pm

Welsford

10:00am - 4:00pm

Saturday 30th

Shop

9:00am - 5:00pm

Mezzanine

Welsford

10:00am - 4:00pm

New Year’s Eve

Shop

11:30am - 4:30pm

Sunday 31st

9:00am - 4:30pm

Mezzanine CLOSED

Welsford

12:00 - 4:00pm

New Year’s Day

Monday 1st January 2018

ALL CLOSED

Tuesday 2nd January 2018

Normal Hours Resume

Our shop and dining will be open before every evening event this Christmas.

Thank you - in choosing to spend your money with us you help support the mission and ministry of Liverpool Cathedral.

We look forward to welcoming you back in 2018.

PLEASE NOTE: The Tower Experience has the same opening hours as the Shop with a last ticket time of 30 minutes prior to closing (except Christmas Eve).

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CELEBRATING THE CHAVASSE FAMILY REVIEW

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CATHEDRAL MAKING THE HEADLINES

Canon Paul Rattigan may not have been around the cathedral during the last four months but he’s been far from idle. Here he explains what he has been doing during his study leave.

Throughout this year cathedrals have been making the headlines for all the right reasons.

Mainly it’s been about growing attendance at services but cathedrals have had more visitors and more impact in their local community. So I set out to look behind the headlines. I wanted to find out what was going on, see if I could learn something and obtain good ideas for Liverpool Cathedral.

Earlier this year I sent a survey around all cathedrals to get a feel for where some of this growth was taking place. Then I visited ten 22

cathedrals to ask deeper questions and see what was happening. I travelled as far north as Durham, south to St Albans, west to Worcester and east to Norwich. I visited a variety of different types of cathedral, large, small, parish, medieval, large city, small city, those that saw lots of visitors and those that saw few. All were overwhelming in their hospitality to me. They were honest as to where they were growing and where they struggled.

I gained a clear picture that cathedrals are exciting places to work primarily because God’s Spirit was at work. I am pleased to report that not one of the ten I visited was declining. There was not uniform growth across all services but they were seeing more people coming to worship and more seeking to follow Jesus.

I saw a subtle difference between the headline figures and the reality week to week.

A clear success is the festival type services, especially Christmas. Some cathedrals have to issue tickets for certain services, whilst others repeat the service several times to satisfy demand. One cathedral does the same service six times in one day with over eight thousand people coming through the doors - pity the poor choirs that have to lead the worship!

I was able to dispel some myths.

Myth one - cathedrals grow at the expense of parishes. Cathedral demographics are different to parishes - more men come and the average age is lower. Cathedrals seem to be connecting with people who aren’t linked to a parish.

Myth two - people coming are not spiritually hungry. Research in 2014 showed that those attending would be disappointed if they weren’t challenged spiritually. Why then has there not

been a similar explosion in week by week services?. The latter has grown but not on the scale of the one-off services. My studies suggest we need to be more creative. There is no single answer but offering a variety of discipleship opportunities help people recognise they can achieve spiritual growth in themselves by being part of a worshipping, discipling community.

Myth three - people only come to cathedrals to be anonymous. Recent research shows this is not the case. People want to be known and get involved but this may not be in the cathedral but closer to their home or work.

I have returned even more excited about our cathedral’s mission and ministry possibilities.

2018 will see me try out different ideas. Some will work and others won’t. That is great

because Liverpool Cathedral is “a safe place to do risky things in Christ’s service”!

Maybe you are one of our regulars. My challenge to you is how are you growing in your spiritual journey and who could you invite to be part of our seeking and finding? Maybe you occasionally attend one of our big services?

My challenge to you is why not find out more about our worship, community, service, or discipleship. Maybe you view us from afar?

So can you pray that we will seek out where God is leading us so we can make the most of this time? »» Blessings to one and all, Paul (Canon For Discipleship)

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ABSEIL 2018

Experience the thrill in August and raise money for your chosen charity.

Get involved, contact Paul Smith our Director of Enterprise on 0151 702 7274 or email: paul.smith@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

#cathedralabseil

www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

2024 CAMPAIGN REACHES £7.25 MILLION We have been asking for your help to raise £24 million of urgent funds by 2024 to restore and develop the Cathedral, in terms of outreach, financial health and our fabric.

Our aim is that this magnificent Grade 1 listed building is preserved for future generations and is ready by its Consecration centenary to serve the people of Liverpool for the next century as a vibrant place of worship and community.

It is heartening to report that the total secured now stands at £7.25 million. Your generosity is having an enormous impact here, helping us continue to carry out vital conservation work to the fabric and growing our community outreach programmes. Thank you so much to everyone who has supported us. Donations have come in many different forms – people have given cash, cheques and set up regular standing orders while some supporters have chosen to remember the Cathedral in their will.

Including the Cathedral in your will can be a very

personal and effective way to help, assuring the future of this spectacular building for generations to come. You may decide to contribute to the Cathedral generally, or you may wish to support something specific - the fabric of the building, our music, our mission work, or our social justice work in the community. All gifts, whatever type or size, play a crucial role and even a small percentage of an estate can have a transformative impact. »» If you would like to find out more about giving to the Cathedral through your will, please contact our Fundraising Team on: 2024@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk or 0151 7027248 - all conversations will be held on a strictly confidential basis.

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DIARY OCTOBER 21st

Choir Tour to Texas begins

Evensong in the Lady Chapel sung by the Damian Singers

3:00pm

22nd 10:30am

Eucharist sung by the Damian Singers

3:00pm

Evensong sung by the Damian Singers

23rd

5:30pm

Evensong in the Lady Chapel sung by St. Bavo’s Cathedral Choir, Haarlem

29th 3:00pm

Evening Prayer. Preacher: Canon Emma Williams, Vicar of St Anne, Stanley and St Paul, Stoneycroft, Area Dean of West Derby

NOVEMBER 2nd

5:30pm

5th

10:30am

Evening Prayer attended by the King’s Regiment Eucharist for All Saints. Preacher: The Venerable Pete Spiers, Archdeacon of Sefton and Knowsley

12th 10:30am

Eucharist for Remembrance Sunday. Preacher: Canon Myles Davies

3:00pm

Eucharist for All Souls: Requiem by Maurice Durufle. Preacher: Canon Paul Rattigan

19th

3:00pm

Evensong. Preacher: Canon Peter Winn, Vicar of St Margaret, Anfield

25th 3:00pm

Hurry to Bethlehem - A Nativity Celebration with the Junior Choir and Youth Choir of Liverpool Cathedral

26th 10:30am

Eucharist for Christ the King. Preacher: Sir Mark Hedley, Chancellor of the Diocese of Liverpool

27th

Embracing Hope Service in the Lady Chapel

7:30pm

DECEMBER 2nd

3:00pm

Processional Evensong during the Winter Arts Market

3rd

5:30pm

From Darkness to Light – The Advent Procession

9th

6:00pm

Sancta Lucia Service

10th

3:00pm

The Lighting of the Tree and the Blessing of the Crib

16th

3:00pm

The Christmas Sequence

17th

3:00pm

The Holly Bough Service

24th

3:00pm

Carols for Christmas Eve

11:30pm

25th 10:30am

The First Eucharist of Christmas Festival Eucharist for Christmas Day. Preacher: Canon Myles Davies, Acting Dean

JANUARY 7th

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10:30am 3:00pm

Eucharist for the Epiphany Epiphany Carol Service

IN OUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS Our choir as they make their tour to Texas in October and look forward to welcoming the new Director of Music in December.

The Education Department as it runs the annual remembrance and advent workshops.

The Winter Arts Market and the numerous school and city carol concerts.

All our own special advent services - that those attending will be touched by God’s loving presence.

Bishop Paul as he commences his sabbatical in December.

We especially pray your blessing at this time of year for the homeless and those who make use of our Foodbank, during the depths of the winter months.

EMBRACING HOPE SERVICE The next Embracing Hope service is due to take place on 27th November at 7:30pm.

Embracing Hope is open to all whose lives have been affected by the serious illness or loss of a child. People are invited to share in a simple, intimate service in the Lady Chapel and visit the Children's Chapel. »» For further details contact Emma Williams t: 0151 702 7204, e: emma.williams@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

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OUR SERVICES Sunday 8:30am

Eucharist

10:30am

Choral Eucharist (in Main Space)

10:30am

Zone 2 (all age informal worship in Concert Room)

1:00pm

SEPAS Congregation

3:00pm

Choral Evensong

4:00pm

Eucharist

Weekdays 8:30am

Morning Prayer

12:05pm

Eucharist

5:30pm

Choral Evensong*

Saturday 8:30am

Morning Prayer

12:05pm

Eucharist

3:00pm

Choral Evensong

*Said on Wednesdays and during school holidays unless visiting choirs present

www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk St James’ Mount, Liverpool L1 7AZ, 0151 709 6271

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