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Bradford Cathedral Events & What's On Bradford Cathedral Events & What’s On January - April 2020 Year of Cathedrals| Year of Pilgrimage FREE Admission to the cathedral and many events 1 This page: detail from 'My Daughter' by Alison Thistlethwaite from exhibition 'Encounters with Jesus' | February to June | Page 14 Front cover: Coffee Concert with Rob Burton (Saxophone) | Page 102 This Season’s Calendar January Tuesday 14th Coffee Concert with James Gaughan 10 Sunday 26th Holocaust Memorial Day Evensong with Address 18 Wednesday 29th Serenity: Poetry, Song and Music 14 February Saturday 1st Son et Lumiere - Pilgrimage around Bradford Cathedral 15 Sunday 2nd Annual Legal Service 18 Candlemas Eucharist 15 Sunday 9th Flourishing City - Vision 2040 18 Tuesday 11th Coffee Concert with Rob Burton 10 Sunday 16th Bishop Nick Baines: Waiting for a Miracle? | Evensong 19 Tuesday 18th Family Activities 17 Thursday 20th Family Activities 17 Tuesday 25th Pancake Race 17 Wednesday 26th Ali Thistlethwaite: Encounters with Jesus (until 12th June) 14 March Sunday 1st Fairtrade Breakfast 16 Tuesday 10th Coffee Concert with Jill Crossland 10 Wednesday 11th Lent Course 1: Pilgrimage with Canon Andrew Tawn 15 Saturday 14th Singing Day with Prof. Paul Mealor 08 Wednesday 18th Lent Course 2: Pilgrimage with Canon Andrew Tawn 15 Thursday 19th The Civic Service 19 Sunday 22nd Mothering Sunday service 16 Tuesday 24th William Morris’ Birthday 19 Wednesday 25th Lent Course 3: Pilgrimage with Canon Andrew Tawn 15 Saturday 28th Earth Hour Candle-Lit Concert with Ben Comeau 09 April Sunday 5th Palm Sunday, with Procession 13 6th, 7th, 8th Holy Week addresses 13 Thursday 9th Maundy Thursday service 13 Friday 10th Good Friday service 13 Messy Easter 17 Saturday 11th Holy Saturday service 13 Sunday 12th Easter Sunday service 13 Tuesday 14th Coffee Concert with James and Alex Woodrow 10 Thursday 16th Family Activities 17 Sunday 26th Hope on the Edge: Care of Planet Earth 19 3 A very warm welcome back to Bradford Cathedral for a New Year Bradford Cathedral is now into our second century but the Christian faith has been present on this hillside for nearly fourteen hundred years. During 2019 we developed a broad and deeply engaging programme of services and events and there were some wonderful surprises. We are aiming to maintain that in the coming years. This spring term we have some significant civic occasions, opportunities to enhance your faith through the Lent Course and arts and music to enhance our vision for life in all its fullness. We are growing something special here. I invite you to be part of it. The Very Revd. Jerry Lepine, Dean of Bradford StPeterBradford BfdCathedral 2020: Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage 2020 is a very special year where all the cathedrals will be celebrating what makes cathedrals special, as well as offering pilgrimage routes across the country. A prayer for 2020 Loving God, draw us on the journey to the places of holiness, the places of peace, the places of fellowship, the places of encounter, the places of beauty, the places where faith has been lived, your love made known, your hope held out in the past, for the present, into your future. Amen. 4 Cathedral Services Sundays Saturdays 8am - Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) 5:30pm - Evening Prayer (Lady Chapel) 10.15am - Choral Eucharist (Nave) inc. Children’s Space. Prayer Ministry takes place on the 3rd Sunday of the month. Choral Evensong takes place during term- time. All services subject to change; please 4pm - Choral Evensong (Nave) check the website calendar. Mondays Baptisms, Weddings, Blessings, 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) Funerals and Spiritual Support 5:45pm - Choral Evensong (Chancel) We offer the possibility of supporting you and arranging significant life events for you and Tuesdays your family. 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) • If you would like your babies, children or 5:45pm - Choral Evensong (Chancel) yourself to be baptised we would like to help make that happen. Wednesdays • If you would like to be married we have 7:30am - Holy Communion a range of packages which we would (St Aidan’s Chapel) be happy to discuss with you. If you are already married and would like to mark 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) a milestone, please speak to us about a 10:15am - Holy Communion wedding blessing. (St Aidan’s Chapel) • If you, or someone you know, is in difficulty and is looking for spiritual 5:30pm - Evening Prayer (Lady Chapel) support, please ask as we may be able to help. • If you want to know more about the Thursdays 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) Christian faith, we would love to meet 5:45pm - Choral Evensong (Chancel) with you. • If you are looking for a Christian funeral we would be happy to help, either in the Fridays Cathedral or at the Crematorium. 8:30am - Morning Prayer (Lady Chapel) 5:30pm - Evening Prayer (Lady Chapel) For all enquiries please email the office on [email protected] or phone 01274 77 77 20 5 Regular Events Bradford Cathedral holds many regular events that anyone is welcome to join in with. You can find out more details about them here. For dates and times please visit our website. Just A Minute Bring and Share Lunch Silence Space Most Sundays Third Sunday Second and Fourth 11:45am - 12noon 12noon - 2pm Mondays | 1pm - 1:45pm An informal and fluid group Open to everyone. Bring An opportunity to meet with who gather after worship cold food to share. Drinks others for half an hour of over refreshments to reflect are provided. Advance silence-based prayer. together what they will each booking not necessary. All take away from that day’s are welcome. silencespace@ worship. All welcome. bradfordcathedral.org bringandshare@ justaminute@ bradfordcathedral.org bradfordcathedral.org Carers’ Crafts Women of Faith Stitching@ Tuesdays | 10am - 12noon Book Group Bradford Cathedral (term-time) First Tuesday | 11am - Alternate Tuesdays 12noon | Waterstones 1pm - 3:30pm Offers a warm welcome to carers and past carers Open to people of all faiths No experience or looking for a friendly and and includes books on a commitment needed. interesting group to join. variety of subjects, and includes discussion and a stitching@ carerscrafts@ reading. bradfordcathedral.org bradfordcathedral.org Wednesday@One Places of Welcome Toddler Group Organ Recital Every Wednesday Friday | 10am - 11:30am Every Wednesday 2:30pm - 4pm (term-time) 12:30pm - 1:40pm A friendly and welcoming The group is open to Free admission. £4 buffet social space where you can anybody with children under lunch at 12:30pm with the meet new people and also five and there are plenty recital at 1pm. Retiring enjoy refreshments. of activities on offer, plus collection available. healthy snacks are available. placesofwelcome@ music@ bradfordcathedral.org toddlers@ bradfordcathedral.org bradfordcathedral.org You can also join us for our Silence Clinic on a Wednesday evening every alternate month. Join us at Bradford Cathedral on the 29th January from 7:30pm - 9pm. 6 A series of thought-provoking talks on a wide-range of subjects | All are welcome Are you free on Monday afternoons? Would you like to spend an hour once a month in the company of others, listening to interesting and informative talks on a wide range of topics? Then join us in the Parish Room for Monday Fellowship. New faces are very welcome, whether you come once for a particular talk or whether you come every month. 13th January 10th February 9th March 20th April* Dean Jerry Lepine Martin Cosgrove Nigel Burton Diane Hadwen On the Is it possible My life as a Joe Way - the to be a countryside Hardcastle pilgrimage Christian volunteer A of faith in the bellringer’s The talk will explore the military? tale idea of pilgrimage for a 21st century faith. Join us on the second Monday of every month* from 2-3:15pm in the Bradford Cathedral Parish Room For more information call 01274 77 77 20 or e-mail [email protected] *The April date has changed due to the Easter period 7 Music CALENDAR-ALTSaturday 14th March Clock10am - 5:30pm Credit-card £15 (+£3 lunch)* Singing Day with Prof. Paul Mealor Join us for the Singing Day with Professor Paul Mealor, Professor of Composition at Aberdeen University. Prof. Mealor is the composer Last year's Singing Day with John Rutter. of the UK Christmas No 1 with his piece for The Military Wives Choir and CALENDAR-ALTEvery Wednesday Gareth Malone, ‘Wherever Clock1pm - 1:40pm You Are’ and the Motet, Wednesday@One Organ Recitals Ubi caritas performed by the choirs of Westminster Free admission. Retiring collection. Abbey and Her Majesty’s Lunch is available from 12:30 - 12:55pm for £4 per head. Chapel Royal, at the Royal Wedding Ceremony of January 15th Graham Thorpe (Bradford) His Royal Highness Prince 22nd Robert Sharpe (York) William and Catherine 29th Ben Markovic (Worcester) Middleton. In 2012 Mealor February 5th Stefan Donner (Vienna) was voted the nation’s 12th Christopher Stokes (Manchester) favourite living composer 19th Alexander Woodrow (Leeds) during the UK Classic FM 26th Irena Kosikova (Prague) Hall of Fame. March 4th Kurt Rampton (Birmingham) Doors open: 10am 11th Andrew Prior (Islington) Morning session: 11am 18th Ed Jones (Worcester) Lunch: 12:45pm 25th Joshua Stephens (Sheffield) A'noon session: 2pm Tea break: 3:25pm April 1st Peter King (Bath) Final session: 3:50pm Closing service: 5pm For more information please visit bradfordcathedral.org/ Calendar-plus singing-day-paul-mealor. music/organ-recitals. Summer Season starts on eventbrite.co.uk Wednesday 15th April Photo: Chris O’Donovan 8 *Plus booking fee Music CALENDAR-ALTAll year Bradford Cathedral Pilgrimage in a Day (from Halifax Minster) You can view this 9.5 mile route on the British Pilgrimage Trust website as well as download a GPX file.
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