Our service of Morning Prayer is live-streamed on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, from the home of one of our clergy.

You are welcome to join us for Choral Evensong which takes place nearly every day.

The jewel in the English choral tradition, the words of this service are largely unchanged in 500 years, but there has been a wealth of music composed for those words over the centuries.

Evensong at Bristol Cathedral includes anything from music composed in the 16th century, to music composed last year. The service lasts approximately 40 minutes (one hour on Sunday, to include a sermon, and additional hymn) and is the perfect way to end your day.

All are welcome.

A peaceful and contemplative service to end the day, Compline offers a time of stillness and reflection. Led by The Revd Canon Neil Patterson, these services will feature addresses inspired by the works of Rachel Mann, enriched by carefully chosen music.

Have you always wondered how the Bible came to be written, how the Old and New Testament are connected, or what scriptures Jesus read? These two hour sessions are focussed on unpacking a single topic to improve your Bible knowledge. They are intended for people with lots of questions and no, or little, previous knowledge of the Bible.

All meetings will be held in the Education Room, someone at the welcome desk will be able to direct you.

Please register your interest to [email protected]

Upcoming Topics:

Sunday 23 March - What does the Bible say about sin?

Sunday 18 May - What does the Old Testament say about salvation?

Sunday 22 June - What does the New Testament say about salvation?

Sunday 27 July - Introduction to the Psalms

Sunday 5 October - Introduction to the Acts of the Apostles

Sunday 23 November - Introduction to the Parables