WORSHIP AND TEACHING

Regular prayer sessions:

• Normally on the 1^st Sunday of the month, 9-10.15am, in Bishop Alcock chapel. While we cannot access the Cathedral, resources will be updated here for victims and survivors of oppression and injustice and for people unjustly imprisoned.
• Prayer vigils and services for the environment. These are taking place by Zoom for the time being. 

JULY VIGIL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

17 July, 7pm.  The service will last 30-40 minutes, all are very welcome.

Liturgy for the service, containing the link to use. 

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY VIGIL

5 June 2020, Zoom service at 19.00. The link will be sent out via an email to the Cathedral roll, or you can contact us at environment@elycathedral.org or by Facebook. All are very welcome! The service will last for approximately 40 minutes.
Order of service

EARTH DAY VIGIL

Earth Day Vigil - 22 April 2020

Listen Again

In addition, the Cathedral hosts an annual Amnesty International Lecture

When asked which commandment is the greatest, Jesus replied: 'You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.' This is the greatest and first commandment. And a second is like it: 'You shall love your neighbour as yourself.' (Matthew 22.37-39). Love of neighbour is intrinsic to our worship and teaching.

The basis for our social justice work with people is the parable of the Sheep and the Goats (Matthew 25.31-46), in which Jesus tells his disciples that those who will be blessed by God, and given an inheritance in God's kingdom, are those who give food and drink to those who are hungry and thirsty, who give hospitality to strangers, who clothe the naked, who care for those who are sick, and who visit those in prison.