22nd May
/Belinda Beckhelling reflects on Thy Kingdom Come
Read MoreInquiry’s Anglican Church investigation leads to Church reform and new law→
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[External Link] The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse’s investigation into the Anglican Church has led to the Church committing to significant reform and a new law to add religious leaders to the definition of ‘positions of trust’
Read MoreStatement on the Eruption of Violence throughout the Holy Land from Archbishop Hosam Naoum
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A statement on the Eruption of Violence throughout the Holy Land from The Most Reverend Hosam E. Naoum Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem. Archbishop Naoum is an honorary Canon of Rochester Cathedral and spent time here before being appointed to Dean of Jerusalem.
Read MoreKent Corona Quilt
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Rochester Cathedral will display a locally made quilt commemorating those who have lost family or friends to Coronavirus. On display in the Cathedral from the 17th May.
Read MoreThy Kingdom Come 2021→
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In recent years Ascension Day (May 13) has also marked the beginning of a ten day period of focussed prayer and reflection in anticipation of Pentecost: the renewing of the sending of God’s Spirit to refresh and inspire Christians in their faith and work.
Current opportunities in the Music Department
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Current opportunities in the Music Department
Read MoreExploring Holy Communion
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For children aged 7 and over, explore Holy Communion on our special course
Read MoreRochester Cathedral Trust organise online auction to save Bishop's Gate
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Rochester Cathedral Trust organise an online auction of works by Kent and English artists. The auction will raise funds to restore and save Bishop’s Gate.
Read MoreCathedral cycling route launched
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A new cycling route is being launched which links all 42 English Cathedrals. The route is nearly 2000 miles long but can be done in shorter stages.
Read MoreChorister Vacancies
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We are now recruiting for Choristers to join the Cathedral Choir. Applications are open to Boys and Girls currently in Year 3, (although applications from those in current Year 6/7 are also welcome).
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