Here are our latest news stories. Use the links below to see older stories.
Bradford Cathedral launches five-year strategy at their Pentecost service
View and download the Vision Statement for 2023-2028
From Bradford to London: Our Cathedral Choir gets ready for their 2023 Choir Tour
Very soon the Bradford Cathedral choir will be travelling down to London to embark on their latest exciting choir tour – and for the duration of the tour (Friday 2nd June – Sunday 4th June), there will be a running blog on Bradford Cathedral’s website and updates on social media.
Bradford Cathedral Family Activities return for the May Half-term
There are lots of things to see, do and discover for children of all ages, at the free Bradford Cathedral Family Activities, on Tuesday 30th May
Scrapbook (24th May 2023)
What has been happening over the last week?
The Cathedrals Cycle Route Relay returns with a local Yorkshire route – and you can take part!
Cyclists are invited to make a pedal pilgrimage from either Ripon Cathedral to Bradford Cathedral, or from Bradford Cathedral to Wakefield Cathedral, during Bike Week 2023.
Bradford Cathedral Licences and Installs new Minor Canon for Worship and Nurture
The Revd Pete Gunstone – Fountains Church Bradford Curate and Bradford Cathedral Interim Precentor – was Licenced and Installed on Sunday
Families are invited to Messy Pentecost, as it returns to Bradford Cathedral for the first time in four years
Messy Pentecost takes place on Saturday 27th May 2023 and will include party food, games and activities, as well as a time to sing and pray together.
Scrapbook (17th May 2023)
What’s been happening at Bradford Cathedral in the last week?
BRINGING MUSIC AND PEOPLE TOGETHER: Sheffield’s ‘Steel City Choristers’ visit Bradford Cathedral for Trinity Sunday services
On Trinity Sunday, we welcome Sheffield’s ‘Steel City Choristers’ to the Cathedral as our next visiting choir.
Notes from an Organist: Gerben Budding (the Netherlands)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about him and the recital, including playing music to remember those affected by COVID-19, what makes good liturgical music, and playing as part of an ensemble.