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Cathedral Closed to Visitors – Tuesday 8th May from 12.30pm to 2.00pm

26-04-2012 13:06

The Cathedral will be closed to the public from 12.30pm to 2pm on Tuesday 8th May for a funeral. The 2pm Ad-hoc Guided Tour for that day has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

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Cathedral Closed to Visitors – Wednesday 9th May from 2.30pm to 4.00pm

26-04-2012 13:06

The Cathedral will be closed to the public from 2.30pm to 4pm on Wednesday 9th May for a funeral. The 11.30am Ad-hoc Guided Tour for that day will take place as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

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Cathedral Closed to Visitors – Tuesday 1st May from 1.30pm to 3.00pm

26-04-2012 13:05

The Cathedral will be closed to the public from 1.30pm to 3pm on Tuesday 1st May for a funeral. The 2pm Ad-hoc Guided Tour for that day has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

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prayer and study groups

Prayer & Study Groups

Peterborough Cathedral has a regular Bible Study Group, called The Weekly House Group, which offers entry-level bible study on a weekly basis, and a larger group, The Guild of the Epiphany, for those with an interest in studying the scriptures more deeply.

The Weekly House Group

The Weekly House group is an interesting and informal bible study group that meets every week for study and fellowship within the Cathedral grounds. Suitable for any level of interest in the Chrisitian faith, the group meets every Tuesday at 8pm. It is run by Dr Natalie Watson who lives withiin the Precincts and interested parties are asked to contact her at nataliewatson96@googlemail.com for further information.

The Guild of the Epiphany

The Guild of the Epiphany is a Cathedral bible study group with an interesting history. Founded over a hundred years ago, it was part of a countrywide network set up principally for women teachers, but now it is open to all. Members have attempted to discover if any other branches are still active, but it appears that we, in Peterborough, are the only surviving group.

In previous years, leaders have included Dean Randolph Wise, Canon Jack Higham and Canon Bill Croft. Today we are an open and mutually supportive (and friendly) group and welcome new members.

The Guild is designed to be a stimulating and challenging forum, encouraging members to think more deeply about the scriptures and thus to develop their own faith. We have retained the Guild’s original three-part format of worship, fellowship and study.

The group usually meets at 7.30 pm once a month when there is short act of worship, using a liturgy not unlike compline. This is followed by light refreshments. We then study and discuss a passage from the Bible (usually a single book is studied over a number of months). Everyone is able to contribute, though nobody is forced to say anything. The meeting usually finishes about 9.30 p.m.

The Guild meets once a month throughout the year, excepting August. We meet in different group members’ houses. To find out more see the current leader, Ken Newitt on 01733 552146 or email kmnewitt@fish.co.uk who will gladly give you more information. Details about forthcoming meetings are printed on in the Weekly Service Sheets.

In addition to these two groups there is also the Peterborough Theological Society which meets once a month for theological discussion for all levels of interest, with a wide variety of speakers, as well as a Film Society, Reading Group and numerous other groups & associations to get involved in.

Upcoming events

REFLECTION: Looking beneath the surface

REFLECTION: Looking beneath the surface

19-05-2012 - 24-06-2012

From 19 May to 24 June 2012, Peterborough Cathedral will present a major arts event. This many-faceted collaboration will offer visitors a personal quest as they walk around the Cathedral by considering how reflection, in all its different meanings, affects them.

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REFLECTION: Organ Recital of Messiaen's L'Ascension

REFLECTION: Organ Recital of Messiaen's L'Ascension

19-05-2012 (13:30)

Jemima Stephenson performs Messiaen's first organ suite (1934).

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