Exeter Cathedral. Your Cathedral.
If you live in Devon, Exeter Cathedral is Your Cathedral. We provide resources for church leaders, parishes and communities across the county. There’s creative worship, inspiring theology talks and regular prayer for the parishes of the Diocese of Exeter. We also bring our music to schools and churches, welcome group visits to the Cathedral, and much more.
Spiritual, theological & pastoral
Join us in prayer
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Space for Reflection
Light a candle, find some space and enjoy the tranquility of our nave and chapels. Admission to Exeter Cathedral is always free of charge to those visiting for personal prayer or reflection.
Inspiring Lectures
Exeter Cathedral regularly hosts lectures from the Canons Theologian, designed to stimulate your thinking Top theologians tackle contemporary issues and root us in theology.
Music & Liturgy
Join us for Daily Worship
A cycle of worship and prayer throughout the year underpins the life of Exeter Cathedral. Daily services begin with the simple said office of Morning Prayer and often close with Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir. The Cathedral is home to several Sunday congregations and holds special services at Advent and Christmas, Lent, Holy Week and Easter and at other times throughout the year.
Morning Prayer and the Eucharist take place in the Lady Chapel, at which we pray for the parishes, mission communities and chaplaincies of the Diocese. The worshipping day usually closes at 5.30pm with Choral Evensong sung by our choir or, in the holidays, a visiting choir. If you would like to bring your church choir to sing during the choir holidays, please contact our Assistant Director of Music, Michael Stephens-Jones.
Bringing Cathedral music to schools across Devon
In partnership with the Devon County Music Hub, the Cathedral’s musicians and choristers work with 3 or 4 schools in the Diocese each term, singing with them and inviting them back to a termly concert. On Saturday mornings, the Devon County Junior Choir (DCJC), rehearses in Exeter Cathedral School, and performs regularly in the Cathedral and around the County. For information about the Outreach Programme and DCJC, please contact our Singing Development Lead, Andrew Downton.
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Building Community
Spend time together
A place to bring your parishes, deanery, or other group to help you build community. Spend time together here in an enjoyable, prayerful and learning atmosphere. We welcome all ages and offer a special children’s programme of craft and discovery.
A hosted visit
Make a community pilgrimage to the Cathedral
Make a pilgrimage to mark a special time in your church or community’s year. A warm welcome at the Cathedral is guaranteed on arrival, including refreshments and space to pray.