Midweek Communities
In the book of the Acts Christians celebrated in the temple courts, in homes, in big groups and in small groups. They prayed, they praised, they heard from the apostles the words of Jesus and celebrated with the meal that reminded them of his life, his cruel death and his glorious resurrection.
Jesus himself said 'Wherever two or three are gathered together in my name there am I in the midst of them.'
Our midweek communities are an opportunity to share with each other and deepen our walk in faith.
Daily Morning Prayer at 8.20 a.m.
Daily pray and read God's Word.
Start the day with prayer and the Word of God.
Join the Dean and Cathedral clergy and staff at 8.30am (concluding 8:50am) Monday to Fridays in the Hope Chapel. You can bring your cappuccino along with prayer points for the world, our City, your church and home.
Tuesday Communion at noon
A midweek focus and opportunity for women - mothers, singles, young and old (and men too). A weekly communion service in the Nixon Chapel.
Led by the Reverend Shelagh Shaw with clergy colleagues by invitation.
Talking Theology on Wednesdays at 1.00 p.m.
We open God's Word in your lunch break.
A new initiative in School Term time in 2008. Bible exposition with life application. 1.00 pm in the Cathedral - continuing every Wednesday in the school term.
Updated information of our Bible topics and teachers will be provided each semester. We promise the talks will be relevant, exegetical and geared to life application. Invite a friend and perhaps entice him or her with a coffee and sandwich
Thursdays at 10.30 a.m.
A Book of Common Prayer Communion
Our Book of Common Prayer community is growing in spirit and fellowship. The service is at 10.30 a.m. in the Nixon Chapel and is always followed by after worship coffee and the occasional luncheon.
Led by the Reverend Keith Downey and the Dean.
Prayers for Healing at noon Friday
In recess until February 2008 and with the retirement of The Reverend Max Jones a revised format is being developed. We thank God for the pastoral care and ministry of the Rev. Max and his wife Margaret.
Friday Forum - the last Friday of the month
In the Cathedral at 1.00 p.m. on the last Friday of the month. Bring your cappuccino and sandwich
Qualified speakers address us on ethical, theological and living issues with the opportunity for question time.
Other speakers will include Father Michael Tate and Professor Peter Boyce.
Updated information of our presenters will be provided each semester.