Morning Prayer

Occurring
Every day at for 30 mins
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

A simple service at 7.45am daily held in the Cathedral and live streamed for you to share.

Please note that on Sundays, this service is only available to watch online.

Evening Worship

Occurring
Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at for 1 hour
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

Join us every day at 5.15pm for a special time of prayer.

Evensong takes place on Thursday and Friday during term times. A meditative and reflective service that lasts for around 45 minutes, Choral Evensong also gives visitors and worshippers the opportunity to experience the incredible voices of the Cathedral Choir

On Tuesdays Choral Evening Prayer is led by the Cambridge Early Music Consort. This a unique opportunity to escape the hectic pace of modern life and immerse yourself in choral melodies and profound words that have resonated through centuries.

Evening Prayer takes place on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and is a simple said service. During school holidays Evening Prayer takes place every day.

Please visit our website to check any changes to this schedule, https://www.chelmsfordcathedral.org.uk/events

Sung Eucharist

Occurring
Every Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

At the Sung Eucharist we gather together, listen to readings from the Bible and a sermon or talk, pray and sing together.

Junior Church meet at the Cathedral Learning Centre at 9.30am for an interactive craft activity before making their way over to the Cathedral for communion.

During these services, the whole congregation will be invited to share in the bread and wine. If you receive communion in your own church, you are welcome to receive communion here. If you do not normally receive communion, you are invited to come forward and receive a blessing.

Choral Eucharist

Occurring
Every Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

Join us for Choral Eucharist with the Chelmsford Cathedral Choir.

This service is more formal in style with regular guest preachers and the Cathedral Choir singing a full Mass setting.

Sunday Choral Evensong

Occurring
Every Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

This meditative and reflective service last for around 45 minutes, giving space to pause for a moment as the day draws to a close. Evensong also gives visitors and worshippers the opportunity to experience the incredible voices of our Cathedral Choir, who perform different, specially-selected choral works as part of each service.

Please note that Sunday Choral Evensong takes place during term time only. Please see the events section of the Cathedral website (accessed from the home page) for the latest details and for details on special services held on a Sunday afternoon. When Evensong does not take place, Evening Prayer will be said and you are welcome to attend.

Advent Course: Sleepers Wake

Occurring
Every Thursday at for 1 hour
Start date
Please note that this event will not start until
Venue
Chelmsford Cathedral
Address
Duke Street Chelmsford Chelmsford, CM1 1TY, United Kingdom

This year Chelmsford Cathedral is offering a powerful Advent course inviting participants to reflect deeply on the urgency of the climate crisis.

Led by Revd Canon Kate Moore, the course is based on Sleepers Wake: Getting Serious About Climate Change, the Archbishop of York’s 2022 Advent book authored by Nicholas Holtam.

Advent is traditionally a time of preparation, expectation and waiting but as Archbishop Stephen Cottrell warns, “with regard to the climate crisis, we can wait no more.” The course will be a blend of meditation, prayer, and practical action, guiding attendees to engage with the pressing need for environmental change. Through a mixture of poetry, music, visual art and personal reflections, participants are encouraged to explore their own role in fostering a flourishing future for all creation.

The course will run every Thursday evening from 7.15 pm to 8.15 pm from 21st November to 19th December in the Cathedral.