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Leeds@10 – The Diocese’s 10th Anniversary is fast approaching
The 10th anniversary of the Diocese of Leeds takes place on Saturday, April 20, 2024 and is an opportunity for us all to both reflect and look forward to coming decades.
Green-Fingered Amber sees Baptism Bulbs Flourish
In October 2023, the Very Revd Andy Bowerman, Dean of Bradford, gave out saplings, seeds or bulbs to those present at a baptism at Bradford Cathedral.
Students at work on the Bradford Cathedral Community Woodland Project
On Saturday 16th March three members of the Sustainability Society (University of Bradford) spent the morning working in the Denso woodland, Baildon.
Bradford Cathedral Raises £110 for Transform Trade at 7th Annual Fairtrade Breakfast
At the breakfast there was porridge served with locally produced honey as well as Fairtrade hot drinks, and jam and marmalade to go with toast, alongside cereals and freshly made breakfast muffins.
Notes from an Organist: Alex Woodrow (Leeds)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including taking everyone on a musical tour during the recital; looking back at his time here at Bradford Cathedral; and being the Director of Music at Leeds Minster.
Bradford Cathedral to mark 30 years since the first ordination of women priests into the Church of England with a special service
‘A Celebration of 30 years of Women Priests service’ will take place on Saturday 4th May 2024 at Bradford Cathedral
Bradford Cathedral to mark Holy Week and Easter with services, a Come and Sing event, the return of Messy Easter, and opportunities to ask the big questions about what it all means
The week of services and events begins on Sunday 24th March 2024
Bradford Cathedral Family Activities return for the 2024 Easter Holiday
There are lots of things to see, do and discover for children of all ages, at the free Bradford Cathedral Family Activities, on Tuesday 2nd April.
Notes from an Organist: Ashley Wagner (Birmingham)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including how a choir trip started his professional choir; how student drinking songs have inspired the programme; and taking part in last year’s Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition.
Bradford Cathedral to be hugged at Mothering Sunday service
‘Clypping the church’ will take place at this year’s Mothering Sunday service at Bradford Cathedral, where the community choir ‘Grace Notes’ will also be singing