The complexity of a cathedral A cathedral is not a quiet, cloistered place with its own slower pace of life somewhat disconnected from mainstream activities; it is a highly complex, hugely busy, multi …

Art Galleries and Museums, Theatres and Cinemas, Concert Halls and platforms ofer spaces for profound encounters with beauty, playfulness, truth and tragedy. When a Cathedral commissions …

The position of the cathedral's own Sunday service is, however, rather different. The congregation is often drawn from many casual visitors whose liturgical backgrounds may vary considerably, and …

XXXXX Cathedral is a Christian Church whose purpose is ‘to worship God, share the gospel of Jesus Christ, welcome all who come, celebrate and pass on our rich Christian heritage, and discover our …

The regulations detail the application of the Charities SORP (FRS 102) to cathedral accounts and also provide for certain additional disclosures relevant in the context of cathedral accounting. The …

Every Church of England cathedral is deeply indebted to the many volunteers who contribute their time, skills, and enthusiasm to maintaining and enhancing the beauty of the building and supporting the …

It is understood that each Cathedral must act to make the best possible appointment to meet its own needs. In doing so via a well-run and open process it is also supporting the morale, training and …

A. Commitment to Cathedral music and its future To affirm the special and unique contribution of English Cathedral music to the life of the Church; to emphasize its current vitality and high standards; and to …

The Cathedral and Major Church Projects Support Panel offers cathedrals free advice and consultancy from nearly 70 volunteer experts. It aims to help cathedrals at the early stages of projects.

The Cathedral Architects Association exists to promote excellence in the care of the country’s cathedral buildings and for the benefit of its members, to offer mutual support and to share experience. Full …