Sunday morning Eucharist service of Holy Communion for All Saints' Day at Chester Cathedral, with the Cathedral choir and a sermon by the Dean.
Chester Cathedral holds its Cathedral Eucharist for All Saints on Sunday 1 November, starting at 10.30am. It's the main weekly Sunday morning service of Holy Communion, with a sermon and music by the Cathedral choir.
The service follows the pattern of the Cathedral's Benedictine predecessors at St Werburgh's Abbey, with the Liturgy of the Word at the core, interwoven with canticles and followed by intercessory prayer. The whole thing shifts to pick up the seasons of the liturgical year, and this one falls on All Saints.
It's a good chance to see how the place works. The Dean, the Very Revd Dr Tim Stratford, describes the Cathedral as many things to many people: a vibrant community of worship, an ancient abbey, an archaeological treasure, a cultural hub, a centre of musical excellence, and a unique blend of medieval and modern history. That musical side comes through here, with the choir providing the music for the service.
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Beyond the worship, the Cathedral has set out its environmental ambitions, aiming to be carbon neutral by 2030 and ceasing to print documents for one-time use back in 2019. The Eucharist for All Saints is on Sunday 1 November at 10.30am at Chester Cathedral.
