Black History Month church service held at Liverpool's Main Cathedral to celebrate the city's church communities.
Liverpool Cathedral is hosting a Black History Month Service on Sunday 18 October, part of the city's wider Black History Month celebrations. It's a morning service held in the Main Cathedral, and the focus is on giving thanks for and celebrating the city's church communities.
That's the core of it: a service built around the Black church communities across Liverpool. Rather than a general look at the month, it's specifically about the congregations and faith groups that have shaped the city's religious life. If you've spent any time in the city's various neighbourhoods, you'll know how much of that life happens in the smaller, local churches, and this brings that into the cathedral for a morning. It's a chance to see those communities recognised on a larger stage.
Because it's part of Black History Month, it sits within the wider programme of events the city runs throughout October. The service itself is one of the ways the cathedral marks the month, and it's open to anyone who wants to come along, whether you're part of one of those communities or just interested in what they're about.
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It starts at 10:30 on Sunday morning in the Main Cathedral, so it's a proper Sunday service. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a morning thing, not an evening one, and it's held in the main space of the cathedral.
