Durham Cathedral's online worship resources

Find resources to worship with us from home here.

Livestreamed services

Check the service schedule on our services times page for details of this week's services.

Take part in online services

Our regular daily services are livestreamed on Durham Cathedral's facebook page. You don't need to have a facebook account to watch these services. If you have a facebook account, like the cathedral's page to be notified when our future livestreams begin.

More resources

Access pastoral support if you need to talk to someone.
Enter the name of a loved one in the national online Book of Remembrance www.rememberme2020.uk
A range of excellent prayer and worship resources can be found on the Church of England's website.
Find reflections and resources specific to our diocese on the Diocese of Durham's website.

Looking for an order of service?

Check our What's On page.

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Matins on Sunday 22 May (The Fifth Sunday after Easter) at 10am

You are welcome to take part in this service in person or online. The service is live-streamed on Durham Cathedral's Facebook page.

Download the order of service here.

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Eucharist on Sunday 22 May (The Sixth Sunday of Easter, Rogation Sunday) at 11.15am

The Reverend Canon Charlie Allen preaches at this service.

You are welcome to take part in this service in person or online. It is no longer necessary to book to attend cathedral services. The service is live-streamed on Durham Cathedral's Facebook page.

Download the order of service here.

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Evensong and Installation of a Non-Residentiary Canon on Sunday 22 May (The Fifth Sunday after Easter) at 3.30pm

You are welcome to take part in this service in person or online. The service is live-streamed on Durham Cathedral's Facebook page.

Download the order of service here.

Hold your own Quiet Day

We hold an Online Quiet Day every two months, to encourage us all to take space to nuture our faith. Advertised in advance, quiet day activities are centered around live-streams on Durham Cathedral's Facebook page.

These Quiet Days include the regular pattern of daily services as well as three special addresses exploring a particular theme.

If you missed the most recent Quiet Day, the reflections and the service of Compline are available from the Quiet Day page for you to hold your own quiet day.

Find the resources from the most recent Online Quiet Day here

Join Durham Cathedral's Community of Prayer

Join a welcoming online community of pilgrims on the way of faith

This new community is designed to help you along your journey of faith together with like-minded pilgrims. Membership will deepen your connection to Durham Cathedral, wherever you live, with online activities and discussion through regular quiet days, zoom gatherings and a private Facebook group. We hope it'll be a place that our thriving online congregation can call home. If you'd prefer not to commit, we still plan to continue our live-streams of daily services on Facebook as normal. Watch Canon Charlie Allen introduce the community in this video, or watch it on Youtube here.

Find out how to join Durham Cathedral's Community of Prayer here.

Watch

Introducing Durham Cathedral's Community of Prayer

A prayer about the Coronavirus outbreak

Keep us, good Lord,
under the shadow of your mercy
in this time of uncertainty and distress.
Sustain and support the anxious and fearful,
and lift up all who are brought low;
that we may rejoice in your comfort
knowing that nothing can separate us from your love
in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Amen.