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Hymns and Harmonies: A Celebration of Anglican Music with Katherine Dienes-Williams
…for an engaging free lecture series exploring the connection between Anglicanism and its rich musical traditions. Spanning centuries of history, this series delves into the evolution of sacred music within the Anglican Church, guided by expert Cathedral musicians. Tuesday, April 1st – Katherine Dienes-Williams (Guildford Cathedral) Modern Anglican Music –…
Hymns and Harmonies: A Celebration of Anglican Music with Samuel Bristow
…for an engaging free lecture series exploring the connection between Anglicanism and its rich musical traditions. Spanning centuries of history, this series delves into the evolution of sacred music within the Anglican Church, guided by expert Cathedral musicians. Tuesday 28th January – Andrew Carwood (St Paul’s Cathedral) The Reformation and…
‘All things Anglican’ with Revd Dr Marcus Throup
The title of Marcus’ lecture is ‘All things Anglican’ and Marcus published an introductory work with this title in 2018. Marcus has a special interest in Global Anglicanism having experienced it over the past twenty five years in South America, Africa, North America and here at home. Recently, as one…
Keene Lecture: Religion, a Cause of War or a Means of Peace
We're delighted to welcome Major General Tim Cross CBE retired army officer and defence commentator. He'll be talking about Religion, a Cause of War or a Means of Peace. A recent survey found that half the UK population think religion does more harm than good, with many respondents declaring that…
‘Bonhoeffer’s strangely joyful prison letters’ with Dr Ashley Cocksworth
…a series of five lectures in the summer term, where we have asked theologians and university lecturers to talk about a subject of their choice, something that they feel passionate about. In this lecture, Ashley explores the strangely joyful nature of Bonhoeffer’s letters from Tegel prison. He will show that…
Tudors at the cathedral
…music-making with a Tudor-themed Keene Lecture. We also hosted two talks for the Essex Book Festival with acclaimed authors, Alison Weir and Edward Wilson-Lee who spoke about their new books, each set in Tudor times. “As our season of Tudor-themed events comes to a close, we'd like to say a…
A Farewell to Revd Canon Kate Moore
…and leading the theological Keene Lectures. She’s also a dedicated member of the pastoral team, supporting liturgy, events, and visitor engagement programmes. Reflecting on Kate’s departure, The Very Revd Dr Jessica Martin, Dean of Chelmsford Cathedral, shared: “Kate has made an outstanding contribution to the life of the Cathedral and…
Great hope in a world of change: War, Peace and Global Turmoil
…highlights our Mars events, Keene Lectures, Breakfast with the Bible and details on our Harvest and Remembrance services. All are welcome to join us for these events and services. For a full list of dates and times, please visit our worship or events pages. Download the programme Photo © Bob…
‘Still Tarrying: On Faith, Hope and Encounter in a Troubled World’ with Dr Selina Stone
…a series of five lectures in the summer term, where we have asked theologians and university lecturers to talk about a subject of their choice, something that they feel passionate about. Tarrying invites us to wait and anticipate the action of God and our own, in light of struggle, pain…