Second Sunday of Easter Sunday 28 April

Welcome to the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, Bristol Whether you are a regular worshipper, or this is your first time visiting the Cathedral, you are most welcome. The service can be followed in the main booklet. This week’s services can be found on the Music List on the literature table, in the porch or on our website. Please join us in the Chapter House for coffee after the service. TODAY Visiting Choir We welcome the choir of St Michael & All Angels, North Stoneham and Bassett, who sang Evensong yesterday, and our choral services today. Easter Lilies The beautiful Easter lilies and other flowers have been given as expressions of faith in the Resurrection, in memory of those whom members of the congregation wish to commemorate. May they rest in peace and rise in glory  Servers Thanks to Andrew Read, Head Server, and Peter Leppard, a member of our serving team, both of whom are stepping down today. We are very grateful to Andrew and Peter for the time and energy they have invested in the serving team. Andrew will continue as a member of the team. THIS WEEK Lunchtime Recital After a break for Easter, the Lunchtime recital series begins again on Tuesday 30 April with an organ recital by James Gough. BEYOND Community Lunch On Sunday 5 May, at 12noon, lunch with the Cathedral Community in the Cathedral Café. Tickets £7 per head, available from Rita Banfield. Gatcombe Court Also on Sunday 5 May, from 2.00pm, the Friends of have organised a Tour of Gatcombe Court and Garden with homemade tea. Gatcombe Court is a Grade II listed building which was built on the site of a Roman settlement. Tickets for Friends are £15, and for guests £20, and you can join the Friends when buying a ticket to take advantage of this discount, and other future event discounts. Contact [email protected] for more information. Installation of the At the 5.15pm Evensong on Tuesday 7 May, the Revd Christopher Bryan will be Collated and Installed as the Archdeacon of Malmesbury. Installation of the Diocesan Canon During the 5.15pm Evensong on Wednesday 22 May, Canon Martin Gainsborough will be installed as our Diocesan Canon. Although Martin will be a Residentiary Canon, his primary role will continue to be Chaplain to the . We are looking forward to welcoming Martin back to the Cathedral and hope that many of his friends in the congregation will come along to support him on 22 May. GENERAL Easter Communion for the Housebound If you know of anyone from the congregation who is unwell and has been unable to make their Easter communion at the Cathedral, please have a word with one of the clergy. T-Shirts The volunteers who help polish brass in the Cathedral have asked if anyone has any old T-shirts as they are particularly good for the task. Please leave any unwanted old T-shirts with the Vergers. Thank you. Walsingham The all-inclusive cost of the four-night pilgrimage to Walsingham, from 2-6 September this year, will be £350 per person. If you are interested, please let Canon Nicola have a deposit of £50 ASAP. canon.precentor@bristol- cathedral.co.uk

FOR YOUR PRAYERS RIP ~ Year’s Mind ~ Cycles Diocesan Anglican Nippon Sei Ko Kai (Anglican Communion in Sunday Diocese of Ankole Japan) All Saints, Longwell Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania), Wusasa Monday Green (Nigeria), Ijesha North (Nigeria) Diocesan Board of Tuesday Mpumalanga (Southern Africa), Wyoming Education and Team Bishopston with Mpwapwa (Tanzania), Yambio (South Wednesday Hinton Parva Sudan), Yangon (Myanmar) Mthatha (Southern Africa), Yei (South Thursday All Saints, Lyddington Sudan) St Andrew, Muhabura (Uganda), Yeri (South Sudan), Friday Wanborough Ijumu (Nigeria) Mukono (Uganda), Yewa (Nigeria), Ikara Saturday Diocese of Rwenzori (Nigeria) Diocese of Gothenburg, in the Church of Sweden, and the Diocese Porvoo of Glasgow and Galloway in the Scottish Episcopal Church